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were performances
noun
The act of performing; carrying into execution or action; execution; achievement; accomplishment; representation by action.
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But the performances of Katherine Crockett (a sister in "Deaths," Chorus in "Cave"), Mr. Nardi and, to a lesser extent, Blakeley White-McGuire (another sister in "Deaths," Medea in "Cave") all proved fatal to their roles: these were performances of performing, archly commenting on their own sophistication and cultivated intensity.
Craig David performed the official Children in Need single, All We Needed, and there were performances from Take That, Ellie Goulding and Olly Murs.
Those were performances for the ages.
What was "analysed" were performances, not policies or their absence.
Here were performances just begging for wider dissemination.
There were performances of strength and character throughout the team.
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Family: His parents were performance artists.
Those are performances".
They're performances, and they're ultrasuspenseful.
Even Amis's commemorations are performances.
"It's performance art".
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