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solo

[soh-loh] / ˈsoʊ loʊ /


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Rather than a drought, says Dr Felicity Davies, it meant there was a drip-feed of material during the band's hiatus, from solo projects and tours, to live streams from individual members.

From BBC

Nikki Glaser, who made a sort of history last year as the first woman to host the show solo, unhistorically hosted again.

From Los Angeles Times

Getting Killed was recorded about this time last year - just weeks after Winter released his critically-acclaimed solo album Heavy Metal.

From BBC

From being locked out of assets to facing a “widow’s penalty” that can raise tax rates, the transition from a partnership to solo financial management is fraught with potential costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kirk and Ms. Getz trade phrases, but then when Kirk starts improvising a solo, it’s on yet a fourth instrument, a flute.

From The Wall Street Journal