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Try playing it at a faster tempo.tempo = pace
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By marrying American tempo with Soviet aims, we are on the verge of universal literacy.† (source)
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I remember sweat-drenched men dancing the traditional attan in a circle, bouncing, spinning faster and faster with the feverish tempo of the tabla, until all but a few dropped out of the ring with exhaustion.† (source)
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Cinder sighed and changed the tempo of her tapping fingers.† (source)
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It was a little up-tempo for slow dancing, but that didn't seem to concern him.† (source)
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It was a blues, the tempo slow, and the two people danced close together.† (source)
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Then Mrs. Lovelace completely changed tempo and played the opening notes to "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."† (source)
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Let the Song of Tempos foretell the death of the goblins!† (source)
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The pianist's sparkling, up-tempo arrangement of "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" seemed to be floating in from an alternate universe.† (source)
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Abruptly, the Song of Tempos resounded from within its depths.† (source)
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The stream of people going in and out of Joe Odom's house seemed to pick up tempo in the weeks after I met him.† (source)
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He roared to Tempos and launched the hammer.† (source)
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"...Our helper He a-mid the floods," wafted out across the Common in the tempo of a football march, "Of mortal ills prevailing!"† (source)
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"Tempos is watching!" he yelled at them.† (source)
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The vacant, lost look in his eyes increased the tempo of her heart.† (source)
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He had been raised and nurtured among passionate warriors, fighters whose entire purpose in life was the pursuit of battle-glory — fighting in praise of Tempos.† (source)
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