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curtain call

noun as in appearance to receive applause

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After several curtain calls, Dudamel motioned for the players to leave the stage.

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Copeland’s young son even joined her onstage for the curtain call, a touching reminder of her role as both artist and mother.

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For most great pitchers, they’d only emerge for a curtain call.

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Standing ovations on Broadway are so common you might imagine the seats have been booby-trapped to eject patrons as the curtain calls begin.

Oloyede is so adept at differentiating the various male characters he plays that I was shocked that there was only one male actor at the curtain call.

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