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cadence

noun as in rhythm

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It’s an unusual cadence for a genre that fell out of favor with studios over the last decade or so as onscreen laughs largely moved to streaming.

After two years of mostly small exchanges — cookbook galleys, costume jewelry, a set of dinner plates with just the right heft — we brought home something that, improbably, shifted the cadence of our cooking.

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Now speak it,’” Tami reflects, his cadences sounding in her voice.

“Rather, the existing available information indicates that the proposed launch cadence’s primary purpose is to further expand and support SpaceX’s commercial satellite internet and telecommunications network, Starlink.”

Higher walking cadence has been linked to lower dementia risk, Raichlen said.

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

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