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So that a tempo that we thought was one twenty is actually one thirty-two.
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Super Rugby is a fast game, it's a tempo game.
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Then followed a passage a tempo, in which the principal theme played hide and seek.
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She learned that waiting is a tempo in itself.
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You can use a metronome or a song with a tempo of 180 beats per minute.
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She squeezed a tempo to keep him on the beat as she used to do when they danced.
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Sound-Dust moves like a dream: Pastel melodies appear and evaporate at a tempo unfamiliar to the indie pop world.
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As higher a tempo on the field has suffocated space and tested creativity and commercialism has run amok off it.
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But Tottenham were unruffled and quickly settled into a tempo that had the home side outnumbered and second best in midfield.
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Although most tempi seemed appropriate, the final movement lost its rhythmic lift at a tempo notably faster than Beethoven's metronome mark.
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When Carl Maria was seventeen, Franz Anton left him in Vienna, where he plunged into dissipation at a tempo presto appassionato.
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There is a tempo and pace to work in a garage that has been lost, says Cyril McHugh, chief executive of SIMI.
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They established a tempo and we played at their tempo the entire game. Stephenson didn't want to blame the loss on Oladipo's absence.
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Her teeth chattered and she tried to put a tempo to the chattering, to control the shivers into a sort of chomping song.
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The game is being played at a tempo and Olympiakos are, as Derbyshire promised, getting into Arsenal's faces, not allowing them to settle.
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The intervention was standardized background music, selected based on the literature, with a tempo of between 60 and 80 bpm.