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lull

noun as in pause, calm

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verb as in calm, ease off

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In “The Thursday Murder Club’s” fifth outing, the Coopers Chase retirement community’s amateur sleuths are in a lull after their last case.

After a brief lull, tension rose again on Saturday when Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil accused US forces of boarding a Venezuelan vessel.

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It’s almost symphonic, carrying on for almost seven minutes before descending into a lulling silence.

So it was surprising that Miller’s wife, Katie Miller, started hosting a YouTube show, the purpose of which appears to be lulling viewers to sleep.

He also spent some time in the city about three years ago during a creative lull.

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