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chorus

noun as in group of singers

noun as in refrain

noun as in agreement

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Well, what about now after a 91st-minute Edinburgh derby winner sent a euphoric home crowd into a chorus of 'we shall not be moved' at a rocking Tynecastle?

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This allusive track boasts the album’s most sweeping chorus, anchored by Swift’s mesmeric alto and a masterfully orchestrated rhythm that uses moments of quiet to its advantage.

Is The Life of a Showgirl a rhinestone-studded success, or a chorus line catastrophe?

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But more than any other commissioner, Southers has accumulated a loud chorus of detractors who oppose keeping him in the key oversight role.

The Tories were barely mentioned, and there was a chorus of laughter when Sir Keir quipped: "The Tories - remember them?"

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