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Incanting

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In`cant´ing
a.1.Enchanting.
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And then the music stops and it's a blend of the five-strong groups vocals with lead singer Mark Farmer incanting "we walked along on a cold, cold night, our eyes confused in the dark".
sound check by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
To the extent that we consider our actions, we are openly accepting the long-term cost of our economic voodoo, incanting away to keep the inflationary zombie animated and moving, making as if it's alive.
Unreality check: America can't borrow its way back to solvency by Dale, Dennis / The American Conservative
If all sides are being invited to come together in good faith, it is hard to ask them to cohere around Roe simply because "this Court" keeps incanting it without justifying it constitutionally.
Partial-birth abortion and the perils of constitutional common law by Pushaw, Robert J., Jr. / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
 
 
 
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