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The audience loved the performance and called for one encore after another.encore = an extra performance
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The audience shouted, "encore!"encore = a request for an extra performance
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The President has been very successful in his first term, but what will he do for an encore?encore = an additional performance
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No return engagements. No encore. (source)encore = extra or repeated performance -- especially of music given in response to audience demand
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What will you recite if they encore you? (source)encore = upon completion of a performance, request an extra performance
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He also organized a cadre of professional applauders, known as a "claque," to provide enthusiastic ovations, demand encores, and cry "Brava!" for any performer willing to pay.† (source)encores = an extra or repeated performances
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Encore.† (source)Encore = an extra or repeated performance
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And so, between operatic encores and Neapolitan serenades, his creative talent and his invincible entrepreneurial spirit made him the hero of river navigation during the time of its greatest splendor.† (source)encores = an extra or repeated performances
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It was an elegant room filled with celebrities excitedly focused on the sensational new star rendering his famous, backed-by-violins version of "I'll Be Seeing You" and encoring with his latest self-composed ballad: Every April flights of parrots Fly overhead, red and green, Green and tangerine.† (source)
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"More, more!" said Lucy, when the duet had been encored.† (source)
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Why, not only does every last one of them demand its moment on the stage, it insists upon making a soliloquy full of weighty pauses and artful hesitations and then leaps into an encore at the slightest hint of applause.† (source)encore = an extra or repeated performance
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...with encores GUIL smashes the PLAYER across the face.† (source)encores = an extra or repeated performances
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Rebecca was as frank and fond of Mrs. Bute as if the other had never been her enemy; she was affectionately interested in the dear girls, and surprised at the progress which they had made in music since her time, and insisted upon encoring one of the duets out of the great song-books which Jim, grumbling, had been forced to bring under his arm from the Rectory.† (source)
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I felt prouder than you did when it was encored. (source)encored = upon completion of a performance, asked to give an extra performance
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But none of the freaks ever came back to do an encore.† (source)encore = an extra or repeated performance
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Encores of flags.† (source)Encores = an extra or repeated performances
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