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have band
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3.82 |
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We have bands. |
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join band
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3.75 |
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Soon, she joined the band. |
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lead band
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2.90 |
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Was I leading the band? |
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leave band
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2.04 |
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He left the band last year. |
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see band
|
1.71 |
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In London mourning bands were seen. |
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sign band
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1.51 |
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Elektra signs the band in late November. |
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start band
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1.45 |
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We offhandedly talked about starting a band. |
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bring band
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1.25 |
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And I brought a band with me. |
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feature band
|
1.12 |
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Top bands are featured. |
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follow band
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1.05 |
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Or they travel, Dead Head style, around the state or country, following bands. |
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include band
|
0.99 |
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The line-up included top bands Prodigy and Radiohead. |
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wear band
|
0.99 |
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They wore black bands over their badges. |
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promote band
|
0.86 |
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Radio stations like ours promote new bands. |
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widen band
|
0.86 |
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But Siri said he expected the band to be widened later this year. |
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call band
|
0.79 |
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The band is called Sigur Ros. |
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hear band
|
0.79 |
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Have a couple laughs and hear the band. |
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take band
|
0.79 |
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They won them both, and now everyone is afraid to take the bands off. |
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get band
|
0.72 |
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The first step was getting the band back in rehearsal. |
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know band
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0.66 |
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The band is known for their insolent attitude. |
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march band
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0.66 |
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They may have a procession of antique cars with some players riding in them, along with some marching bands. |