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du jour [duː ˈʒɔː (French) dy ʒur] n (postpositive) Informal currently very fashionable or popular the young writer du jour [from French, literally: of the day (as used on restaurant menus of items that change daily)] How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| This month's performance at Symphony Center features Mark-Anthony Turnage's commissioned score and choreographer du jour Jorma Elo's moves. Tonight's patient du jour is a classical violinist who, special effects explicate to viewers, suffers some sort of seizure between her brain (the title refers to the average weight of the human brain) and the nerves connecting to her hands. Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin denounced the "manufactured outrage" about the deaths in Qana, Lebanon, on The O'Reilly Factor: "It is about the jihad du jour that these--that members of the religion of perpetual outrage are always ginning up. |
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