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exquisitely

[ik-skwiz-it-lee, ek-skwi-zit-lee] / ɪkˈskwɪz ɪt li, ˈɛk skwɪ zɪt li /






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The major gag is a tediously extended bit about how Nick and Judy, after undergoing partners’ therapy, have trained themselves to speak in the roundabout, exquisitely sensitive language of the overly counseled.

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The first: cut rates, as markets now expect, and use the exquisitely negotiated postmeeting statement to signal a higher bar for further reductions.

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Not even the most exquisitely drawn district can anticipate retirements, candidate quality, demographic shifts and economic conditions.

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As sedentary organisms, plants are “exquisitely aware of their environments,” he said.

From New York Times

Silvestrov’s instructions call for a baritone that sounds like a tenor, and Krimmel, with his clarified timbre and gossamer top notes, fits the brief exquisitely.

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