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chord

noun as in curve

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noun as in harmony

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She has struck a chord off the pitch.

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Despite the surplus of videos in his closet, Rose observes that he only invests in films that strike a chord with him, ones he plans to revisit.

His words immediately struck a chord in a nation where many have been stunned by the level of online anger since the killing.

The first song they learned together was “And Your Bird Can Sing,” and soon, they could play every single tune in their Beatles chord book.

The horse’s struggles strike a chord with Japan’s fondness for the determined underdog.

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