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Brass and percussion interject powerful ostinatos, which are built up quietly in the strings.
en.wikipedia.org Josh interjects that this is the reason he became a police officer in the first place; to protect himself.
en.wikipedia.org In contrast, standard tuning has an irregular major-third interjected among its perfect fourths, which complicates the learning of chords by beginners.
en.wikipedia.org Characters have the option to interject some special comment into a conversation that might open up otherwise unavailable avenues.
en.wikipedia.org This is sometimes interjected with a philosophical or inspirational lesson at the end.
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