Anything that resembles the structure of verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus was just an accident.
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When we turn on the radio, we expect the verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus song structures we are used to.
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The song's got the intro, and it's got a pre-chorus that goes into the chorus, and I decided to not do that pre-chorus going into the chorus in the second verse.
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So instead of meandering clever arrangements, I made regular songs--verse, chorus, verse, chorus.
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"You Belong With Me", for example, uses a different tune for the introduction, verse, pre-chorus, chorus and bridge, with a guitar solo, breakdown chorus, and a very enjoyable counterpoint bassline (one that goes up while the vocal line goes down) in the final chorus.
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What was it about that song, or its chorus or pre-chorus, that you couldn't shake?
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Guns shoot smiley-face flags; the male chorus lip-syncs the children's chorus music and does silly choreography.
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Every song they play follows the same formula: rap verse, chorus, rap verse, chorus, build up, mosh pit, end.
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Traditional perfect pop songs draw us in with inventive sound paired with irresistible verse-chorus-verse-bridge-chorus routines.
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And much like the other Brit with a Big Voice, Adele, his songs tend to follow a certain blueprint, which goes something like: quiet, brooding verse, medium-sized chorus, slightly bigger verse, enormous chorus, gospel choir, chorus that could swallow you whole, chorus the size of the Grand Canyon, then the end.
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He packs all of the energy of a four-hour long set into 20113 minutes of rocking chorus after chorus.
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Capital Stage indicated 0.73 percent higher Chorus indicated 0.3 percent lower Capital Stage's offer for Chorus is due to end.
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Though scored for large orchestra, chorus (here the excellent Concert Chorale of New York), children's chorus (the wonderful Brooklyn Youth Chorus) and soprano soloist (the rich-voiced Tamara Wilson), this 40-minute symphony is driven by Bernstein's text.
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Its gradual build culminates in a stripped-back bridge and a fake chorus, followed by a satisfying drop into the final chorus.
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They have to look like they are not alone, and so the way they build a chorus is by buying a chorus.
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In March the team rehearsed in person with the Oakdale Community Choir, Kuji Men's Chorus, Ubuntu Men's Chorus and East Hill Singers.
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But Chorus can also add enterprise value by acting as a training ground for reps to share best practices and closing strategies. Chorus.
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His latest single "Still" features a dawn chorus captured near his hometown of Brighton, UK recorded, appropriately, on International Dawn Chorus Day 2016.
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Which rather takes you out of the moment when the also-shorter Elton (Taron Egerton) starts singing chorus after chorus about her diminutive height.
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Every track on "Blackstar" ignores the laws of songwriting physics; there are no verse-chorus verse-chorus structures or discernible, major-key hooks here.
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"Porgy" is the one opera the Met's own chorus does not sing: The company hired a chorus of black singers for its new production.
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In another half an hour, she had a first verse, chorus and post-chorus down, and she left the microphone to write some more.
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A chorus of praise Since the pop star's death Thursday, the chorus of praise from fans, friends and protegees of the late musician hasn't stopped.
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" The chorus asks, "How about getting from here to there" to which one chorus member answers, alone, "how about spending some time in mid-air.
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A chorus, a bridge, another chorus, and a brief coda — Waas's jingle hews to the form of a pop song, which, of course, it is.
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The letter said that the cuts would make it difficult for chorus members to live, and that a freelance chorus would have significantly diminished artistic standards.
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At the third repetition of the pre-chorus and chorus ("One: don't pick up the phone…"), the choreography is also loosely repeated for the third time.
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Take a listen to The Chainsmokers' Collage EP, a collection of their five most recent hits, and you can follow the formula through each song: a dreamy intro which foretells the chorus, an elementary melody, a pre-chorus, a Pop Drop (taking place of the real chorus).
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Earlier this year, Heard and Schlosberg went to correctional facilities in the Midwest and filmed Beethoven's chorus being sung by prisoners: members of the Oakdale Community Choir, the Kuji Men's Chorus, the Hope Thru Harmony Women's Choir, the Ubuntu Men's Chorus, the East Hill Singers, and Voices of Hope.
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Chorus lets us do all kinds of interesting and dynamic things, and we're actually moving to a powerful new version of Chorus as we launch our new design.
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In 1970 he founded the orchestra's chorus, which is still directed by Norman Mackenzie, his onetime assistant, and remains perhaps the finest large amateur chorus in the country.
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On the title track of Now We Can See, Foster kicked in an "oh-way-oh-woah!" that didn't just back up the chorus, it was the chorus.
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Moreover, the chorus in which the Jews protest the designation of Jesus as "King of the Jews" echoes a chorus of Roman soldiers sardonically crying the same phrase.
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Back in the 213.5s, before songs crammed about three refrains into three minutes, chart pop stuck to a formula that had been cemented since the 240s: verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge or middle eight instrumental, then chorus to fade (or a key change if you wanted to go for drama).
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"What the fuck are perfect places, anyways?" goes the chorus, which is something you will definitely memorize because said chorus comprises approximately 5/6ths of the song's running time.
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I wish it'd get to the chorus sooner but I guess you needed to set up the story; the song is very good, but the chorus is amazingly good.
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Each time the chorus comes around he sounds more anguished, and as with "Only One You Need," the song's arc never resolves, instead stopping abruptly after the last chorus.
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Have you noticed how "dancing in the moonlight" is the end of every single verse as well as the end of the chorus and also the beginning of the chorus?
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Avant-garde audacity figured little in an evening of works presented jointly by the San Francisco Girls Chorus, the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, and the Knights, the Brooklyn-based chamber orchestra.
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"The dawn chorus" is what we call the springtime music that fills the trees at break of day this time of year, but it is nothing like a human chorus.
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Review: For This Young Chorus, It's Never Too Early for Six World Premieres The Young People's Chorus of New York performed recently commissioned works on Friday at National Sawdust in Brooklyn.
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" And they suddenly started dancing, doing "A Chorus Line.
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" He is then met with a chorus of "No!
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And then the music — there was a live chorus.
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" The others, in a chorus, repeat, "And be released!
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" Kempowski later described the hum as a "Babylonian chorus.
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" The chorus is chanted more than sung: "Melt me.
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The Pop Drop is the moment in songs like "Roses" or "Closer" or "Don't Let Me Down," when the chorus acts as more of a buildup to another melodic, non-vocal chorus.
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Radiohead recently started two companies, Dawn Chorus LLP and Dawnchoruss LTD, and International Dawn Chorus Day is held on the first Sunday in May, which also happens to be tomorrow, 5/1.
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We had the window open and in the chorus a car alarm started going off outside, it started going in time with the music and then went off when the chorus ended.
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Of the other four, one was crafted with the help of a revolutionary development and workshopping process (A Chorus Line, 1976, which directly cited a series of interviews with Broadway chorus dancers).
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Rather than hearing a chorus of praise for Trump purportedly "changing" on the issues, we hear a chorus of contrived criticism as they empathize with "the poor Trump voter" who has been misled.
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The chorus is reminiscent of Arabic metrical rhymes as Huey's voice crescendos over the opening verse and chorus: "I finesse, kawal, finesse, kawal"—Apac's whispering adlibs float behind heavy bass and piano instrumentation.
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When we've done "Lucia" or "Carmen," we've actually cut the chorus, and I've felt passionately about cutting the chorus, but in this opera the community is a really important part of the story.
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It doesn't matter that he sounds anesthetized on the chorus.
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When one baby cries, it triggers a chorus of wails.
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For now, a rising chorus is demanding attacks on Trump.
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"Why don't you just block or report?" the chorus sang.
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"You're Dorothy," she says to a chorus of enthusiastic responses.
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That repetitive, rolling quality is especially apparent in the chorus.
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There was another shy chorus of nods from her friends.
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Adding to the chorus of complaints, South Carolina Rep. Sen.
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It's softness in the verses builds to an anthemic chorus.
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The chorus sang beautifully in the gorgeous Act III prayer.
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He'd carried that chorus with him for quite a while.
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LOOK AT THE BIG CHORUS, LOOK AT WHAT'S REALLY HAPPENING.
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The musical structure of the chorus makes it so singable.
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The lyrics in the chorus are very heartbreaking and real.
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And no, this won't make you a better chorus member.
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By now, you should have the chorus of "Sorry" memorized.
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Correction: Chorus is an experience for six participants, not five.
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Within this chorus, the voices of the mothers stand out.
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Still, the retired home secretaries' chorus has won some converts.
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There was a chorus of protest at home and abroad.
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Also, I'm obsessed with the switch beats on the chorus.
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" With the chorus repeating the phrase, "In the desert, woo!
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Di Maio and a tearful Di Battista led the chorus.
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Do you agree," he said to a chorus of "Yes!
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I really love how his voice sounds in the chorus.
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" He closes out by finishing up the chorus to "Runaway.
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The verses are more stark, and the chorus is catchier.
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Chorus of boos for Josh Hader here in San Francisco.
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The president joins a chorus of prominent Republicans targeting Snipes.
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Instead, I am greeted by a chorus of enthusiastic screams.
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A chorus of many others called out for similar change.
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The victors celebrated with a rousing chorus of the "Marseillaise".
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A chorus of complaints could get the amplifiers turned down.
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This month, Louisiana's Republican Senator John Kennedy joined the chorus.
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The reliable chorus of Palestinian sympathizers also howled their disapproval.
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The backlash to the #MeToo movement is in full chorus.
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Social media feeds sag heavy with a chorus of #MeToo.
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More fruitful is the chorus of talk that surrounds Gladys.
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A growing chorus of Democrats is also demanding his departure.
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A chorus of Democrats have also called for his resignation.
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The chorus of responses were universal in mocking the mayor.
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How long will it be before he joins the chorus?
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Trump's online media allies were likewise in the "boring" chorus.
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A resounding bipartisan chorus has called for continued American Participation.
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Paul had a chorus in his show; Alex does not.
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Actors in smaller roles and in the chorus also shine.
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"People can't sing the chorus right," Isaac Hanson, 35, said.
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The letter joins a chorus of other calls for answers.
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The chorus, equally fine, allowed Ms. Sorrell some exquisite moments.
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First it gets rid of bulky chorus and reverb pedals.
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You add your voice to the furious chorus in response.
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The chorus of condemnation among Democrats and Republicans was swift.
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Both the chorus and Clytemnestra compare Cassandra's lament to birdsong.
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" Issa: "So y'all just gonna Greek chorus on a [expletive]?
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" And the chorus: "This is not how we do things!
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Shawn texted me the idea for the chorus for 'Señorita.
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Then the chorus explodes: crash, slam, the electronic chords drop.
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"Yes," responded a chorus of 150 young men and women.
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And such allegations have become a chorus on the right.
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In Bushwick, she will play the chorus on select nights.
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A chorus wearing helmets of silver foil wailed into microphones.
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One Republican, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, joined that chorus.
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We'll just play, we'll just go right into the chorus.
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Even in chorus parts, women were underrepresented, at 44 percent.
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"Justin coached me through the chorus, the verse …," recalled Biel.
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" N.C. Despite the title, and a chorus that declares "Hallelujah!
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The decision led to a chorus of complaints from employers.
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The boys' nerves melted away in a chorus of hollering.
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" The chorus, sung by Grande, repeats "don't call me angel.
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Democratic members of Congress joined the chorus of condemnation — Rep.
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The chorus sang its anguished prayers with passion and precision.
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Chorus characters have proved useful to me in political fiction.
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"There is progressively less chorus in the piece," she noted.
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Which, in turn, made for a pretty loud backup chorus.
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"Yorkdale!" the Hajj children chimed in chorus with their father.
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He loved chorus, and many of his friends were gay.
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But that's not how things end, the chorus reminds him.
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The chorus even does an endearing little Japanese folk dance.
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Neither is the growing chorus of criticism of the effort.
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The air buzzed with insects whirring a fervent nocturnal chorus.
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Brevner wrote the chorus giving me inspiration for a verse.
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"Petland Discounts," a nondescript chorus crooned over joyous synthesizer music.
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Buckeyes fans backed him up with a chorus of boos.
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TORONTO — It sounds like an oxymoron: a silent opera chorus.
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I don't need to add my voice to that chorus.
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The chorus contains about five notes and as many words.
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It's also got another documentary production in the works, "Gay Chorus Deep South," which records the travels of San Francisco's Gay Men's Chorus as it takes a trip through the "Deep South," Reuters reported.
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Not to be nerdy, but the transition from chorus, to pre-chorus, to full blown anthem is a key example of the kind of songwriting that'll make your balls tingle and your scalp tighten.
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The core of this 42-minute work, scored for orchestra, chorus, children's chorus and soprano soloist, is a setting of passages from the Jewish hymn of praise that is recited while mourning the dead.
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The score is vividly performed by the impressive members of the Brooklyn Youth Chorus (Dianne Berkun Menaker, conductor), who become a kind of Greek chorus, and the fine string players of the Attacca Quartet.
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The group Max Impact — "the premier rock band of the United States Air Force," according to the event's website — also performed, as did the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus and the West Tennessee Youth Chorus.
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Listen!" he said, launching into the chorus of Ariana's song "Breathin'.
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Turkey's action set off a chorus of protests across the region.
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A church chorus sung hymns over the cries of those grieving.
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But the chorus is bizarre no matter how you shout it.
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On opener "Still Clean," the chorus is uncomplicated—eight words repeated.
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The Young People's Chorus of New York City Closed the Show
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And there's no chorus of Republicans defending him -- just the opposite.
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The chorus is here to sing for equality and for peace.
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This EndGame song has a great chorus and Future rap, though.
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Dench joins a chorus of women to speak out against Weinstein.
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We would sing its chorus to each other on the quad.
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"We're happy to have another voice join the chorus," he added.
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And get a chorus of voices speaking out on China's repression.
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The chorus included Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, the House's top Democrat.
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Bloomberg TV, which also broadcasts the show, added to the chorus.
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But unlike Cogito that got its start servicing call centers, Chorus.
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The platform that the Chorus team built broadly serves two functions.
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"Together we can make it 'til the end," the chorus repeated.
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But, it was Cuba who was shining ... belting out the chorus.
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And I sang in the chorus for the Ninth as well.
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"I heard, like, verse, half-chorus and I stopped," Aldean recalls.
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" The chorus of the song then repeats the phrase "Feelin' Jovani.
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Again that's what gives me pride and comfort singing the chorus.
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The next morning they reprised the chorus in its two chapels.
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Yes, actually: when she screams in the chorus immediately following it.
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The show ended with a chorus of "God Save the Queen".
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Warren Buffett has now joined the chorus asking for some transparency.
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And I will tell the whole chorus, honey, 'I like me.
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Together, they form a kind of Greek chorus in clown makeup.
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I love the pinging piano that emerges in the chorus, too.
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Trump got big applause ... then joined the chorus for some hymns.
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Also, Obama's back in D.C., so should he join the chorus?
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Going to join the chorus and say I absolutely loved #Midsommar.
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It's a really good pop song, with an extremely catchy chorus.
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"Keep on skankin' Ronnie,skank the night away," goes the chorus.
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We were still able to create a chorus out of it.
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After that, the CHORUS team attempts to bridge any identified gaps.
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His reception was unwelcoming: a chorus of boos from the crowd.
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The chorus of opposition among Republicans is large and loud. Sen.
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A chorus of boos rained down from the Yankee Stadium seats.
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That was Viall's chorus when he returned for Bachelor in Paradise.
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" The chorus includes the refrain, "It's a golden thing she's got.
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"The chorus includes the refrain, "It's a golden thing she's got.
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But here the questions appear to be voiced by a chorus.
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"Paisley Park is in your heart," he sings on the chorus.
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They crossed the wooden floor in a chorus of scuffling slippers.
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Her characters began to speak to her, almost as a chorus.
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One day the teacher handed out forms for band and chorus.
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Chorus Ltd fell 3.7 percent, while Contact Energy dropped 1.4 percent.
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A rising chorus of voices from across the spectrum say yes.
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Inevitably, that doesn't happen, so then the chorus of questions begins.
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Even some Republicans are joining this chorus including Senator Rand Paul:
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Hoyer joins a chorus of lawmakers with concerns about Wheeler's proposal.
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Mr. Aucoin conducts the Manhattan School of Music Orchestra and Chorus.
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The chorus, trained by Donald Palumbo, was its usual fine self.
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There's some English, including the chorus, but mostly it's in Mandarin.
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Someone just needs to write Skies a serious hook or chorus.
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A chorus of voices carries much further than a single cry.
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Producers would cut him off before he reached the first chorus.
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Have you heard the chorus of Black Box's "Ride on Time"?
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Watch out for that tempo shift before the last chorus, though.
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Then came "If I Had a Tail" and its monstrous chorus.
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Actually, we might not even know the chorus all that well.
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Until then, let us join the Twitter chorus of prayers: #SaveHanna.
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Monroe's first film, "Ladies of the Chorus," was released in 1948.
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Her maenad chorus wears skirts on the bottom, blazers on top.
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Gavin Newsom, and the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus will perform.
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" Right: "Seeing 'A Chorus Line' as a teenager was life changing.
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She sang the chorus and, well, she's great on 'Real Housewives.'
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The installation's chorus was composed by artist and musician Ingmar Saal.
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This leads to the prayer, which is divided in the chorus.
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The singing of the full chorus was wonderfully youthful yet sensitive.
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Not everybody gets a chance to step out of the chorus.
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By early afternoon, the House delegation had joined Mr. Trump's chorus.
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As the listless outings mounted, the critics' voices became a chorus.
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A few business leaders have added their voices to the chorus.
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Section leaders have less control, but the chorus is more harmonious.
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Others joined the chorus on 4chan, interspersing jokes with purported confirmations.
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Unbelievable. "A Chorus Line" was a very frustrating thing for me.
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The community circling her becomes the chorus of her sacrificial death.
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Jenner added her voice to a growing chorus criticizing Snapchat's redesign.
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The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles provided the heartfelt tribute.
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The chorus is appropriately punchy: "Stand back, stand back," she warns.
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A chorus of bewildered "what the fucks" follow, set to melody.
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So was the well-trained chorus of Bel Canto Young Artists.
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He was writing about the chorus of frogs croaking at nightfall.
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Rickards told him she wanted to go on a chorus trip.
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"Motherfucker," Simon mutters, as the warm feelings of the chorus dissipate.
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See if you can find a dawn chorus of magpies — magic.
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" The chorus echoes T.S. Eliot's "Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.
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Greek-chorus style, they trace their father's ascent and cultural significance.
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She was greeted with a chorus of hellos from the staff.
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SBTRKT vibes in the verse and the a totally titanic chorus.
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A lovely chorus of automated rotary phone bells by Matthew Ostrowski ???
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Hope's lifelong penchant for chorus girls was an open industry secret.
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More joined the chorus, leading to Franken's floor speech Thursday morning.
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"As we directed the chorus members through our song chorus, I felt this overwhelming emotion come over me as I gazed into the eyes of each and every woman singing along," she added in a statement.
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The series begins with a video of the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles singing an a cappella version of "I'll Be Home for Christmas" while viewers get flashes of the chorus members preparing to go home.
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I feel Rostam in the vocal phrasings on the chorus particularly, the electronic drum line that rides near the top of the track, and in the keyboard bit that travels up the scale to punctuate the chorus.
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Haunting mirror images of the Chorus of Prisoners are projected behind the Chorus themselves, creating the effect of an infinite kaleidoscope of Prisoners, as they sing "we work / we move / we break" with a harsh, percussive cadence.
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The revellers, aided by opera singers, offered a chorus of "Happy Birthday".
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Telecom services provider Chorus Ltd was the biggest gainer, up 2.7 percent.
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Several prominent investors have joined the chorus of worry about corporate debt.
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Could that phrase fit into the perfect chorus for a new song?
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Levine sings the chorus while Samberg raps lyrics that scream Lonely Island.
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Ironically, the loudest voice in a growing chorus was "silenced," when Sen.
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This song sucked me in with the vocal arrangement on the chorus.
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After changing hands, Zaman has predictably joined the monotonous pro-Erdogan chorus.
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It's an anthem for supporting other women, with an appropriately empowering chorus.
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Oh, and there's the inevitable, Diploian (Diplomatic?) synth line in the chorus.
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Suddenly, a chorus of shocked exclamations erupts, hinting at some major news.
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Elena Doria (19819–22016), former director of the Metropolitan Opera's Children's Chorus.
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SUMMIT "Forest and Vale," the Masterwork Chorus conducted by Chris Shepard. Feb.
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Trump's chorus of economic advisers continue to provide different views on China.
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" In the chorus, they sing in unison: "I'm gonna be okay, right?
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A track completes the chorus for her because, you know, she's struggling!
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Don't ever listen to the chorus that tells you you're not ready.
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"Aw, I love it," whispers DJ James Kennedy, a true Greek chorus.
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She sang the part in the chorus that Rachel ended up singing.
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"We ain't ever getting older," they chant together, stupidly, on the chorus.
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Then, starting around the first chorus, the drum machine starts going haywire.
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My two best friends sang it during their final performance for chorus.
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"Slide on Me" has a verse-chorus structure that the others lack.
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Diversity, the chorus of different voices, should be a song of harmony.
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Now Pink is adding her voice to the chorus of well-wishers.
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The chorus of voices that wants to break up Citigroup grew Monday.
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Listen!" he began before singing the chorus to Ari's Sweetener track, "Breathin'.
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"Melba" is a sad-sack love song with a hoarse, soaring chorus.
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"You rap to this point, then you make a chorus," he'd say.
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They can also bust out some cute synchronized moves during a chorus.
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REPEAT CHORUS Should old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind?
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" Finally, the dischord of the chorus: "Well you know it hurts sometimes!
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We just did the chorus with him, bouncing around and singing along.
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The 2018 summer smash leans on an entire whisper for a chorus.
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MADISON "Haydn the Creation," Masterwork Chorus and Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Shepard.
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Editorial A chorus of hallelujahs arose across New York City last week.
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The entire company goes to a breath-work class at Chorus Meditation.
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" Gotti III entered the octagon to a frenzied chorus of "Got-ti!
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The more voices we have, the more beautiful the chorus will be.
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That comment set off the chattering classes in a chorus of derision.
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The early-morning program was to witness the dawn chorus of birds.
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Five of the girls form a tight-knit club within the chorus.
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Other Senate Democrats joined the chorus of criticism later on Tuesday. Sen.
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Some members of Heartbeat's chorus of freedom will die behind bars. ♦
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They are a chorus line, arranged side by side like the Rockettes.
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They're the women who make up the crowd, the chorus, the riot.
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Now, Cain's video has inspired more elite athletes to join the chorus.
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Their chorus reached the Switzerland-based United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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She was a chorus girl, a "dancing pick" (a "pickaninny," in blackface).
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She didn't join in the chorus — "she's a wimp," he joked later.
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"After the last chorus she screams for an entire minute," says Parker.
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They'll sit there and just say anything until the chorus comes back.
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"Get Free" is fine melancholy pop, with real lift in the chorus.
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It's here, in the chorus, where the summer in "Cloudbusting" seeps out.
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That includes family members of chorus members who hadn't previously accepted them.
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But the sheer power of the bet the chorus took is undeniable.
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We just started making songs like "Kowalski" where there is no chorus.
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When the chorus comes, it bursts into life, a kaleidoscope of colours.
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Enter the Greek chorus: One woman shrieks an ongoing stream of commentary.
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" WizKid holds the chorus, getting romantic, singing about "love for the night.
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When they touch, they clatter gently, like a chorus of muffled typewriters.
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Why did she know, in her innermost soul, the chorus to "Bawitdaba"?
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The days started early in the llanos, with a crazy dawn chorus.
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" By the end, a chorus joins him to croon, "Bang, bang, bang.
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"When 'A Chorus Line' opened, we were really it," Mr. Williams said.
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Sometimes I like a chorus that isn't eight different bars, you know?
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Ms. Moser had been an understudy and had been in the chorus.
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I wanted to tell a story, and maybe the chorus wouldn't repeat.
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If I have 40 chorus members, I sell 30 and save 10.
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It's a chorus finding new arrangements and harmonies each time it assembles.
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MICHAEL CORDRAY, Fairborn, Ohio I saw the original "Chorus Line" 17 times!
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Members of his own party have added their voices to the chorus.
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Salt!" the people chanted through the amphitheater, for the chorus of "Margaritaville.
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The most distinct voices in the chorus of praise, however, were female.
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As a group, the play's adults form a righteous chorus of condemnation.
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Then there is the question of what you do with the chorus.
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The local politicians join a national chorus to censor Civil War symbolism.
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No one appeared, and the masses voiced her name in somber chorus.
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On Monday, even some of Peru's World Cup opponents joined the chorus.
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You can simply write a single verse or even just the chorus.
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He provides masterful, melodic counterpoint in the open spots in the chorus.
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The plot here is annotated by a Greek chorus of street Urchins.
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The actors, stationed at microphones, chant in unison like a Greek chorus.
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"Lie" is corrupted by an iffy chorus and unnecessary feature from Quavo.
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But Chanos' remarks add an influential voice to the chorus of skeptics.
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She has also kept the chorus offstage, to maintain the story's intimacy.
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Additional audio:"English Dawn Chorus, Rural, late spring" by odilonmarcenaro at Freesound.
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It was an Ubuntu chorister, not one from the Kuji Men's Chorus.
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No surprise from an orchestra that makes such a beautiful chorus, too.
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But a growing chorus of fishermen and hunters, naturalists and activists disagree.
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AS proposed move to the Netherlands, joining a chorus of shareholder disapproval.
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"The Dead Boatman of Bow Bridge is coming," the chorus has warned.
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The chorus of complaints included allegations of Luber's misogyny in the office.
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In between them, the Young People's Chorus sang folk songs and spirituals.
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The music plunges into a jubilant yet focused chorus of bustling counterpoint.
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She also added roles for women — in the chorus and as stars.
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The song has a catchy chorus and a not-so-subtle message.
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Now, a new group — prospective employees — have joined the chorus of opponents.
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REPEAT CHORUS Should old acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind?
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Same goes for musicians who played in a band or a chorus.
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Magic coach Frank Vogel joined the chorus saying Allen was the difference.
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The performance drew a chorus of derision from critics on social media.
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The youngest cast members, part of the "Babe Chorus," took that cue.
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Three female singers relate turns in the drama, like a Greek chorus.
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TL: The refrain, or I guess the chorus, what's the difference between?
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It's comparable to the staying power of Hayley Williams' chorus on B.o.
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Satterberg also joined the chorus calling for an end to the Jungle.
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By the fifteenth play, the chorus was at one with my pulse.
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The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will perform part of "Revelations," members of the Met's regular chorus and the chorus engaged for this season's "Porgy and Bess" will sing, and the pianists Mark Markham and Damien Sneed will play.
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Mr. Jabri's music was striking, but the work lost much of its effect, with the English text largely garbled in the hubbub of a chorus of 178, abetted by a children's chorus of 28, the Every Voice Concert Choir.
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Chowdhry's call is a particularly bearish voice amid a chorus of cautious investors.
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" That's the chorus of Kanye West's new song with Charlie Wilson titled, "Brothers.
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For every new pseudoscientific DNA test, it seems more voices join the chorus.
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"Your love is like a higher power," she belts over an anthemic chorus.
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And a couple new Democratic voices joined the chorus calling for impeachment: Reps.
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The Gay Chorus of Orlando sang at the ceremony at the History Center.
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Chorus Ltd gained 2.9 percent, its biggest percentage gain in about seven weeks.
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There are all these people who are in chorus who hang out together.
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During the fifth chorus she gets cut off when the music abruptly ends.
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This chorus is so catchy, it must have been predestined by the gods.
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Featuring a catchy chorus and a melodic tone, Tanika has something really special.
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Then he just unloaded about this mental breakdown that he'd had about chorus.
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But the chorus is also the aural equivalent of wiping one's hands clean.
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Barry Manilow, another Brooklyn native, added his voice to the chorus Monday night.
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" [Laughs] It's like, "Oh, darn it—I shouldn't have written that catchy chorus!
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Young People's Chorus of New York City (Sunday) Can't get to Carnegie Hall?
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As a brand, we've always been about putting forward this chorus of voices.
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She became part of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus and took dance lessons.
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"I got it one piece at a time," he sang in the chorus.
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The weird '80s synths that keep the music afloat explode in the chorus.
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Now, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is adding her concerned voice to the chorus.
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And he kind of looks like a chorus member in High School Musical.
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" On the chorus, she sings over and over again, "I'm a human being.
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Still, there is a chorus of voices that feel Twitter should be acquired.
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The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles also performed Cyndi Lauper's True Colors.
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They shared decades of grief — a chorus of loss — all because of Heinrich.
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In fact, one could hear a chorus of groans cutting beneath the laughter.
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Now that the Oscars are approaching, the chorus of controversy is getting louder.
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We used to be a chorus of maybe one talking about inclusive growth.
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Bloomsbury; £22017Abraham Lincoln's son dies young and enters a multi-chorus Buddhistic underworld.
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Now, every time there is a change, a familiar chorus of dissent erupts.
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" He said, "You know, I f—ed up a little in the chorus.
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Of course they make up in the chorus and get back on track.
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" Its chorus asks, "What will be of my Borinquen when the temporal arrives?
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She sang to a chorus of raised drinks, recording phones, and middle fingers.
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Crickets and frogs added their screeching chorus to the roar of the flood.
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"He questioned Mitt Romney's Mormon faith," Cox said to a chorus of boos.
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But at the ENO, the orchestra, at times, was overpowered by the chorus.
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On all counts, Dr. Dubrow joins the chorus slamming Trump for his tweets.
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It's all very recognizably Kline's: delicate, smart, hiding fear underneath a hummable chorus.
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Two standouts were Heinz's Wiener dog stampede and Honda's chorus of singing sheep.
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The New York Times Editorial Board joined the chorus a few days ago.
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He dismissed a chorus of boos as coming from Jeb Bush's donors. 4.
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That sparked a chorus of criticism and gave birth to the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.
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The pair is then seen holding hands as Blige finishes up the chorus.
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Ass" Gunn, a song which features the repeated chorus of "I'm an Assman.
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The Workfit platform The Workfit platform Other tools like the recently launched Chorus.
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A relatively unknown Catherine Zeta Jones performed in the chorus line in 1984.
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After the first chorus, it all just became background noise to be honest.
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It finds its match in the echoing treble guitars and naturally catchy chorus.
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They just swirl together into one big mass, like a strange Greek chorus.
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Each chorus cleanses the slate, allowing this wobbly associative process to start over.
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The air hums with the sound of cicadas and a chorus of songbirds.
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Citing historical precedent, he led the audience in a singalong of the chorus.
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Movie star Bradley Cooper joined the chorus of people calling for former Rep.
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Her ability to write a chorus does not fall into the negative camp.
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A blustering Nikita Khrushchev (Casey Finnigan) appears with a boisterous Red Army Chorus.
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He'd have some notes, but we'd just play and he'd sing a chorus.
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In the background, like a chorus, are the letters constantly arriving at headquarters.
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However, a large chorus of voices appears determined to sabotage this strategic partnership.
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"Don't worry if they don't accept you," goes the song's chorus, in Spanish.
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This president can never denounce racism enough to satisfy the anti-Trump chorus.
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" When Linn was sixteen, de Mille cast her in the chorus of " Oklahoma!
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Sometimes it was the chorus to "Seven Nation Army" by the White Stripes.
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Instead, they formed a shameful chorus of unthinking yes men, led by Sen.
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"Follies," for example, used a reunion of chorus girls to explore growing older.
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"Fake media, fake media," Trump said, eliciting a chorus of boos and cheers.
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The chorus of voices against Woody Allen is growing louder by the day.
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Some did not understand how to move a chorus gracefully on- and offstage.
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The theme is like a subdued song for chorus, with curiously murky harmonies.
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The swelling chorus of competitive blaming reached a crescendo with the government shutdown.
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Just make sure you don't mess up the chorus like everyone else does.
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The way forward is a diverse chorus of voices speaking up for diversity.
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Gattine has joined the chorus of lawmakers calling for LePage to step down.
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During the verse she's calming herself down; during the chorus her adrenaline spikes.
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Singing in chorus with a good voice, I could get by like that.
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But the chorus does open the track up with some pop-EDM synths.
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There are many companies building out features related to conversational AI like Chorus.
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Clinton's eventual opponent, Donald Trump, also joined in the public chorus denouncing Shkreli.
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In climactic phrases her gleaming voice soared easily over the orchestra and chorus.
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But there's now a growing chorus worried the president might overdo the response.
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He raps his whole verse and chorus in Spanish, tentatively but not terribly.
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And when you go into the chorus, the thing is a trap song.
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And with a huge, diverse amateur chorus onstage, the room tingles with exhilaration.
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"Beautiful music is in the air," a gospel chorus sang with dark hope.
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He later joins a chorus of voices calling on the president to resign.
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On our left, a silent chorus of shadowy women makes quite different lines.
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"We dare not say!" they said, kicking their heels in a chorus line.
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In the envelope were two tickets to "A Chorus Line," sixth row center.
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So she once signed me up for a girls' chorus on Saturday mornings.
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Behind the scrims are a chorus of lifeguards, six men and one woman.
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And when many call together, they can evoke a chorus of chain saws.
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The president's decision came despite a chorus of warnings from national security officials.
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Gerstell joins a chorus of former administration officials warning of growing hacking threats.
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This production may lack a script, a song list and a chorus line.
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They sang the chorus of the team song — "Roma Roma Roma" — and wept.
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And then in the pre-chorus, Kenny Loggins disappears, and who shows up?
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Colonel Parker had envisioned a traditional Vegas show, with chorus girls and choreography.
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The concert ended with "Danse Africaine" by Jessie Montgomery, a former chorus member.
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Hancock is part of a growing chorus of prominent voices against Sessions' decision.
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The manuscript does contain a near match to the completed chorus, Sotheby's said.
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" Tucker sings; the chorus has a wordless pop "ooh" after the word "animal.
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A large insect crawled across the floor as the chorus waited its turn.
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It is a shadowy, dimly lit performance, with a chorus contributing atmospheric music.
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The Met recruited and hired an impressive 60-member chorus of black singers.
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You have to admire the Met's intrepid cast, chorus and orchestra for rallying.
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A heavenly chorus, "The Lord hath chosen them," seems to celebrate the apostles.
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As a chorus of voices pelted him with questions, one woman's broke through.
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A chorus of machines surrounded his body, beeping and blinking yellow, green, blue.
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Soft weeping from people seated in pews intensifies into a chorus of sobs.
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A chorus of other early employees and investors piled on with similar criticisms.
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"The Chorus Singers," painted in 1877, was found February 16 by customs agents.
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Plus, the chorus of body shamers has never been louder, or more empowered.
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A loss would increase the chorus of calls for Mueller's investigation to end.
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Yet, while members of the chorus make millions, the country pays the tab.
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Wells Fargo also joined the chorus of corporations pledging bonuses and pay raises.
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Above, she measures a member of the chorus, Elizabeth Brooks, for a hat.
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Still, it was rare for any woman to break out of the chorus.
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Lukas sings without a microphone and halfway through one chorus, belches mid-lyric.
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Adding those perspectives to the chorus can only enrich and expand the movie.
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A rising chorus of artists is asking where do we go from here?
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A short chorus of "Allahu Ackbar" rose from the airport screen's tinny speakers.
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The chorus to "Mop Top" is a great dig at Boris Johnson's haircut.
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Airbnb announced last week it had developed and produced the documentary "Gay Chorus Deep South," which follows the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus on a tour across the Southeastern United States, and will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival next week.
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He locked the chord progression to C, G, Am, F (an extremely common choice in popular music), set the length to 18 repetitions of this progression, and used the following structure for the melody: verse, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, conclusion.
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Usually, I start with the chorus, just to have an idea of what the song's gonna be about, but for 'Sounds Good To Me' the chorus became a verse, and the melody flow just kept going until we had a song.
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As part of the NY Phil Biennial, the hard-working members of the impressive Brooklyn Youth Chorus and the San Francisco Girls Chorus will unite on Thursday, June 9, for an adventurous collaboration with the Knights, the dynamic chamber orchestra.
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Capital Stage indicated 20.1 percent lower Chorus indicated 21 percent higher The solar and wind farm operator announced plans to make an all-shares takeover offer for smaller peer Chorus Clean Energy valuing the group at around 20.9007 million euros.
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In addition to molding the Birmingham chorus, which he still leads, into a world-class force, he went on to lead other groups, including the Netherlands Radio Choir, the Berlin Radio Choir and, since 2012, the London Symphony Orchestra's chorus.
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There was section A, section, B, chorus, section C, section D, chorus, section E. I kind of look at K-pop that way because sometimes there's a switch from genre to genre within the same song, but it works well.
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