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For her audition, she performed a medley that blended three Broadway hits.medley = mix of songs
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She won first place in the 200-meter individual medley, which included four different swimming strokes.medley = mix of different swim strokes
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She served a colorful vegetable medley with grilled chicken and rice.medley = mix
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The band opened the concert with a medley of popular movie themes.
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The festival was a medley of sights, sounds, and delicious smells.
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Like McCandless, figures of male authority aroused in me a confusing medley of corked fury and hunger to please.† (source)medley = a mixture of things
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Joe finished his medley with a flourish.† (source)medley = a mixture of things
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It was a building with a garden, in which lived all sorts of aged nuns of various orders, the relics of cloisters destroyed in the Revolution; a reunion of all the black, gray, and white medleys of all communities and all possible varieties; what might be called, if such a coupling of words is permissible, a sort of harlequin convent.† (source)
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Here's a medley of locations around the world where we've placed cameras.† (source)
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He placed himself between Alice and Mrs. Liddell, and when the concert began with a Mozart medley, he leaned over and whispered in Alice's ear, "I don't fancy medleys.† (source)
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Still, it lifted her spirits, and when Fiona returned with a teacup of water, and the band began a medley of old-time favorites with "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," they began to talk about work.† (source)
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They were clad in an odd medley of garments, some in Englishmen's coats and jackets, others with bright blankets draping their shoulders.† (source)
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And drifting through all, through this medley of languages and colors, were the people of the port, the sailors of ships, who came in great waves to spend their money in the cabarets, to buy for the night the beautiful women both dark and light, to dine on the best of Spanish and French cooking and drink the imported wines of the world.† (source)
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He placed himself between Alice and Mrs. Liddell, and when the concert began with a Mozart medley, he leaned over and whispered in Alice's ear, "I don't fancy medleys.† (source)
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They have become background music, a Muzak medley of self-hatred themes.† (source)
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For a minute or two we just sat there, as Truth Squad played a rousing medley of "Cars,"† (source)
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