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On Thorns, the pensive opening song of The Clearing, she even berates herself for "making a song and dance" about the break-up that inspired Wolf Alice's previous album, Blue Weekend.

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Our chat began with the usual song and dance of gay online dating: Cute dog.

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If anything, it would have prevented this song and dance from playing out at Levy's Tottenham.

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Sthal offers an unsparing look at the grim side of arranged marriage in India—often romanticised on screen with song and dance.

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Although Golijov is an introspective Argentine American composer who comes out of the classical music world, his works are infused with folk song and dance from Latin America, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

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