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The phrase "a pace and a" is not a complete or standard expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where a rhythm or speed is being discussed, but it typically requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "He moved with a pace and a grace that captivated everyone in the room."
Alternatives: "a rhythm and a" or "a speed and a".
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"There is a pace and a rhythm of prose that, if the translator catches it, you can surf the wave of cadence.
The rules of engagement have a pace and a set of expected responses, and should the rules be violated, the pitch prove too jarring, the delays between coos and head waggles too long or too short, mother or baby may grow fretful or bored.
But we must not cut at a pace and a scale that endangers the recovery.
We want to play at a pace and a tempo that suits us.
So we already have a pace and a rhythm of bringing great motion-enabled experiences to consumers.
He had a pace and a verve about him that was made for Scotland's style of play.
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Though an urbanized country with a stable developed economy, it has a pace and an outlook of life that seem at odds with the extractive demands of modernity.
And so they inevitably end up settling on a pace and an educational approach somewhere in the middle.
He has turned the story of a news story into compelling drama, with a pacing and a depth that surpass many conventional dramas.
"So you have to move at a pace and with a demeanor that is different from all recent transitions".
Busquets and Iniesta moved the ball with a pace and precision, usually with a single touch.
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