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ode

noun as in poem

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“The Lowdown” is also Harjo’s ode to the noir films he loves dearly.

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And there’s enough tracks — like the burbling rocker “Live in The Moment, Baby,” the Western ghost town ode “Blues for Terry Southern,” the aforementioned “Ten Years Gone,” a classic rocker that also manages to stylistically stretch across multiple eras, or the Who-like “Transcendental Peruvian Blues” — that you could throw on your phone to show up on shuffle and they’d be welcome visitors.

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In a statement, Dior suggested the collection would be an ode to past designs.

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The third track “Stupid Brain” is a groovy ode to overthinking, while the riffy “Dancing Queen” would fit right in on an Ed Sheeran album.

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“There’s going to be a lot of differences from person to person in that recovery process,” said Dr. Gabriella Ode, an orthopedic surgeon who serves as the team physician for the New York Liberty.

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

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