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Meanings of provide a counterpoint in English

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Usage of provide a counterpoint in English
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It is not obvious how such a movement might provide a counterpoint to a moment like Brexit.
The Guardian
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And birdsong, with its first world war echoes, is finally used to provide a counterpoint to human turbulence.
The Guardian
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He now runs a blog called Dr Nerdlove, where he tries to provide a counterpoint to what he calls the "toxic masculinity" of such communities.
The Guardian
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Yet at time its leaner-sounding production provides a counterpoint to its explicitness.
The Irish Times
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The online posts have also provided a counterpoint to official Russian information about the quarantine.
The Guardian
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Separate figures showing a 16 percent rise in car manufacturing in August also provided a counterpoint.
Reuters
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Provided a counterpoint to grief and self-recrimination.
Nemesis
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Echoes provided a counterpoint, and the ragged men and boys crouched on the floor around the table commenced keeping time with hand-claps.
The Anubis Gates
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Our review provides a counterpoint to the current recommendation for low sodium intake and suggests that a specific low sodium intake target (e.g.
Pubmed
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