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strings

noun as in small print

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The orchestra warms up — there is the toot of a horn, the sound of strings.

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He’s done that mainly by using OMB, the White House office that oversees spending, to control the day-to-day purse strings of federal agencies — and deliberately keeping Congress in the dark along the way.

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On the opening “Destination,” a winding and refracted character study, swooning strings trace the singer’s own sense of wonder, as she describes a fellow musician whose life serves as a mirror to her own.

There were also tensions and petty jealousies between different sets of increasingly overwhelmed foster parents and with Sothea, who controlled the project’s purse strings.

"But there are more strings to his bow, and he also looks to the East in adopting a more contemplative, finely calibrated tone."

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