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Meanings of dramas in English
Dramatic work.
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Usage of dramas in English
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American teen dramas in particular have drawn a great deal of criticism.
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Quality adult dramas released in this time period produce very healthy multiples.
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NBC dramas currently attract a median age of 47, according to Sternberg.
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There were no dramas, he says; they just needed their own space.
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Along the way, Obama experienced some minor dramas of the publishing trade.
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Streaming binge worthy dramas just became easier with the new Foxtel Experience.
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Canadian-originated dramas have long aired in the U.S. market on cable channels.
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But he knew his little dramas, however well received, weren't the key.
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Imagining a leave vote, he wrote of the dramas it would create.
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Next week, three hugely original new dramas will be launched on iPlayer.
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Many of his famous movies were police mysteries and court room dramas.
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Hourlong dramas generally take longer to write and produce than half-hour comedies.
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Betty, meanwhile, worked for ad agencies and later produced radio dramas herself.
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They fell into easy chatter about the many dramas in their families.
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I skimmed over charity events, car washes, church socials, and local dramas.
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The dramas of the poets bring relief and incite to nobler action.
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Translations for dramas
Russian
Dramas through the time
Dramas across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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