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noun • a chord whose notes are played in rapid succession rather than simultaneously | ||||
| 29% | 8 | Run through a musical | ||
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| 24% | 11 | Turn privately-run businesses into government-run | ||
verb • put under state control or ownership • make national in character or scope | ||||
Musical Run
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