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oeuvre

noun as in body of work

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Harris’ contribution to the oeuvre remains to be seen.

Granted, Huston adapted the film’s screenplay himself, but there’s no denying how snugly the movie fits into its director’s oeuvre, even though Aronofsky didn’t pen the script.

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While well-intended and admiring, the biography often proves facile, showing difficulty reckoning with Demme’s oeuvre and its deeper political and cinematic lessons.

Fogelman: No, there is another song that plays heavily towards the end of our season from his oeuvre of music, but no.

But the music often feels like it’s not necessarily …” She trails off, searching for the right words to describe Lloyd Webber’s oeuvre, which also includes the mega-musicals “Cats,” “Evita” and “The Phantom of the Opera.”

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