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- noun Plural form of
duettist .
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Examples
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There was yet another George on board, in the fo'c'sle, and, in response to pushes from curious friends below, he came up, and regarded the fair duettists open-mouthed.
More Cargoes 1897 1903
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There was yet another George on board, in the forecastle, and, in response to pushes from curious friends below, he came up, and regarded the fair duettists open-mouthed.
Sea Urchins 1903
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At this point the duettists came to the end of a movement, and Mr
The Grim Smile of the Five Towns Arnold Bennett 1899
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After the duettists had retired, a woman of debatable age sang a negro melody.
Maggie, a Girl of the Streets Stephen Crane 1885
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The centerpiece was Mark Vance's new "In These Uncertain Times," a TCCA commission, played with its 2002 companion "The New Life," a dazzling show-piece for Altenbach's virtuoso violin and piano-duettists Aileen James and Ken Hardin on top form.
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