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grime

noun as in dirt

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Following so many years of sweaty anti-heroes grimacing through dim spaces or slugging it out in grime, the Sheridan-influenced West is an unspoiled treasure worth fighting over.

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Led by keyboard player Paul Copeland, the group were praised for a "bold, genre-blending record" with elements of jazz, hip-hop, psychedelia and grime.

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At this time, grime was still a young and developing genre of music that was emerging out of the electronic dance scene.

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These days, she lives in Yorkville.“There’s still some grime. It feels more village-y than where I used to live, which was glamorous and fancy but not as neighborhood-y,” she said.

It's a story that started at the Stowe Centre youth club in north-west London, where Amelia interviewed grime artists for a column in magazine The Cut.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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