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emo [ˈiːməʊ]
n
(Music / Pop Music)
a.  a type of music combining traditional hard rock with personal and emotional lyrics
b.  (as modifier) emo bands
[short for emotional rock]
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Conceived by Theresa May, a UO theater professor, EMOS takes on the big questions facing society: How can we change hearts and minds to care for the Earth, even as we depend on it?
PERFORMANCE NOTES by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
``The receiving of this grant represents the catalyst needed to start development of the EMOS project which will now go on to develop into a global commodity creating tremendous opportunities for employment and financial growth within the region.
pounds 12,000 to support new stock system by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Business Editors NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 1, 2000 - EMOS offered $193 million for the company, against $179 million offered by Inversiones Biwater.
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