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oeuvre

noun as in body of work

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So it’s necessary—and not unfair—to ask whether Mr. Tremlett’s book adds anything new to the Franco oeuvre.

Mr. Dowling is a discerning and sympathetic, if occasionally starchy, guide through Shepard’s oeuvre.

But there’s more to Sheridan’s oeuvre than cowboys showing off on their horses for the full length of a song.

She has a preternatural belief in her own instincts and a boundless curiosity that, taken together, help explain the extraordinarily rich life and oeuvre she’s constructed.

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“Riot Women” is, in many ways, a distillation of her oeuvre.

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