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Meanings of vocal in English
Given to expressing yourself freely or insistently.
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Usage of vocal in English
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Former colonial power France has been a vocal backer of military action.
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Virtually no political issue these days has such vocal and high-profile support.
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The best source of pressure is an informed, concerned and vocal public.
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Best American Roots Performance For new vocal or instrumental American Roots recordings.
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The less good news is that there is a new vocal fad.
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The swing and, in vocal music, the general spirit of the text.
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The pathological result showed a malignant tumor in the right vocal cord.
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So far the most vocal demands have come from outside Santa Fe.
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Best Traditional R&B Performance For new vocal or instrumental traditional R&B recordings.
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Tax Justice South Africa are vocal critics of the prohibition on tobacco.
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The music in the tones of the answer was a vocal rebuke.
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Recently, electrical stimulation in vocal rehabilitation has been the subject of studies.
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Best Country Solo Performance For new vocal or instrumental solo country recordings.
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Australian swimming coaches have been particularly vocal in their criticism of China.
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While conservative groups have been most vocal, the debate transcends party lines.
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Lab-grown replacements for damaged vocal cords are still years away, Welham said.
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