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score

noun as in musical arrangement

noun as in obligation; account payable

verb as in keep count

verb as in write a musical arrangement

Strongest match

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Sphere Entertainment executives led by CEO James Dolan have said little on that score.

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Fraud involving streaming platforms is not new, but it has become hypercharged by AI technology, which has helped scammers quickly generate scores of songs that can more readily evade detection.

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In the laboratory, dead leaves and buzzing flies whirl through the air as if to keep up with the inventor’s wild ambitions and Alexandre Desplat’s swirling orchestral score.

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They slipped to 128-5 in their first game against New Zealand before Ash Gardner scored 115 from number six to drag them to a total their opponents couldn't chase.

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One cardholder worried that closing his Citi accounts could damage his credit score, since the bank’s cards make up roughly half his total available credit.

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

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