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opera

noun as in opera house

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There is the ongoing soap opera of Jofra Archer's journey back to Test cricket, in which the latest cliffhanger is his Indian Premier League deal with Rajasthan Royals.

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Jolie trained in opera for seven months to prepare for the role and, according to Larraín, did her own singing on set.

It seems like there isn’t a group of people not offended by Jacques Audiard’s musical soap opera about a Mexican cartel boss looking to transition to a woman.

Mr. Sewell grew up watching soap operas, most notably “The Bold and the Beautiful,” which prepared him well for the melodrama of Paloma Diamond’s life.

Chief executive Jenny Mollica said Greater Manchester was “a region of limitless creative possibilities”, which would allow the company to “explore new visions for the future of opera”.

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

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