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Meanings of band in English
Usage of band in English
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Europe certainly beckons for Stuttgart, though -Europe the band, that is.
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Photo: Wikicommons All-female band The Slits from London being a good example.
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The band's decades-long traditions made change difficult, Waters said in the letter.
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When the band tour Europe or Japan, though, it's a different story.
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Other NFP parliamentarians would also band together to form several new parties.
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It's a great opportunity to check out the band's elaborate set design.
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Political parties band together to stop the Government over-ruling on broadband prices.
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Bowl; crenate marginal band and square central figure internally; external surface plain.
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The energy of the bluegrass band's lead singer, Marcus Mumford certainly helped.
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Yet that is exactly what Modius Health says its band will do.
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The grey band of the costa crosses the top of the head.
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The leader of the band became lost in the woods and perished.
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She says she hopes more manufacturers can band together and help, however.
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Last year, acts included Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and British band Blur.
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Splendid aurora in the night; a bright band of light from S.S.W.
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A spokesperson said: Sport by sport, the price band allocations are equal.
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