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  • So we see Joe passing the baton off to Joe, who has not rcognized that he has been running in the wrong lane now skips off into the far right lane with the decision making cheerleader and his dog Rove urging him on and the discordent band of Media honkers strick up their usual discordent tune.

    Think Progress » Feingold: Joe Lieberman ‘Doesn’t Get It’ 2006

  • What would happen if you heard discordent music within yourself?

    walkercayce Diary Entry walkercayce 2003

  • The fault lay, of course, in the discordent or slackened strings of the individual harp, not in the fundamentally positive and life-giving, but ultimately impersonal power that excited them into thought.

    Re-collecting Spontaneous Overflows 1998

  • * Sane sciendum est, quod licet in praesenti articulo a nobis Graeci verbo discordent, tamen sensu non differunt.

    Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VI. 1634-1716 1823

  • Peter Lombard, in the first of the Sentences, 11th distinction, declares his mind thus: Sane sciendum est, quod licet in praesenti articulo a nobis Graeci verbo discordent, tamen sensu non differunt.

    Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VI. 1634-1716 1823

  • The warm guitar tone from wake the dead now has a fuzzy discordent norma jean / underoath type sound.

    Punknews.org 2009

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