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Their voices were full of song, culminating in a roaring rendition of "Deutschland über Alles." (source)rendition = performance
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They could've broken out into a gangsta rendition of "Kumbaya" and I wouldn't be any more shocked than I am. "How did you get all of them in here and keep the house in one piece?" Momma asks. (source)rendition = performance that interprets a work of art in a particular way
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To distract us kids, Mom got us singing songs like "Don't Fence Me In" and "This Land Is Your Land," and Dad led us in rousing renditions of "Old Man River" and his favorite, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot?'† (source)
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It took three more underwater renditions of the egg's song before Harry had it memorized; then he trod water for a while, thinking hard, while Myrtle sat and watched him.† (source)
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On this long strip of paper, Hiro glimpses multiple renditions of the important Crip, the guy with the goatee whom Raven was dealing with earlier.† (source)
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Three equal triangles, abstract renditions of chalet roofs in a valley of snow so deep the lower stories were obscured.† (source)
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I had to hold myself back from an a cappella rendition of "It's a Small World."† (source)
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The results were shaky yet recognizable renditions of what she once had done perfectly.† (source)
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The laughing man broke into song, a slurring, off-key rendition of an old Afghan wedding song, delivered with a thick Russian accent:† (source)
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The reigning artists were the rivals Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds and the American Ben-jamin West, who did elegant portraits and historical scenes, rather than graphic renditions of the dark side of London life.† (source)
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With one minute to midnight, the crowd has joined together in a spontaneous rendition of our national anthem.† (source)
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Each looked like the other, each was filled to the center, or almost to the center, with a dense pattern of concentric circles; and yet this delicate tracery contained more sound than one could imagine, exquisite renditions of the happiest inspirations from every domain of the art of music.† (source)
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This was how Jimmy first encountered Shakespeare — through Anna K.'s rendition of Macbeth.† (source)
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If Rudy wasn't talking about Deutscher's intense ways, he was playing his usual broken record, providing renditions and re-creations of the last goal he scored in the Himmel Street soccer stadium. (source)renditions = his descriptions
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Dad has never been real big on any rendition of my brothers' hand, although he's never really criticized it either.† (source)
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In the ballroom on the second floor, they spun the roulette wheel a few times; then Danny pounded out a crude rendition of chopsticks on the pipe organ.† (source)
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