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Oh, dude, pipes and whistles in Shakespeare's works are basically just fancy ways of saying music and sounds. It's like when you hear a sweet tune or some cool noises in the background of a play, that's what he's talking about. So, like, next time you hear pipes and whistles in a Shakespeare play, just think of it as his way of setting the mood with some sick beats.

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