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prizewinning

adjective as in triumphal

adjective as in victorious

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The band's prizewinning album is steeped in Fontaine's upbringing in the north west, addressing social deprivation and political mismanagement, alongside themes of identity, love, loss and celebrity.

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Gradually intrigued by film, Miller made a prizewinning short while still in medical school and was influenced in terms of style by reading Kevin Brownlow’s exceptional 1968 history of silent film, “The Parade’s Gone By.”

That first prizewinning cartoon — published during the Cold War, when the world was on tenterhooks fearing nuclear Armageddon — depicted two men in tatters encountering each other on a barren landscape cratered by bombs.

For more than a half century, through live performances seemingly born of the marriage of Mozart, the Marx Brothers and Rube Goldberg; prizewinning recordings; and even a book-length biography, P.D.Q.

Ma, author of the prizewinning 2018 novel “Severance,” here presents her first collection of short fiction: eight stories of women making their way through a not always welcoming world.

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

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