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EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Each act or entrée is built upon four or five tonalities at the most, often fewer.
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In those days dinners were much longer, and there was always an entrée and a roast.
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Kings found many kinds of entrée into local politics.
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Pogo's family were very well connected and he had an entrée to every branch of society.
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This gave her the entrée into many whispering galleries of politics and the drawing-rooms if not the corridors of power.
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Yet they played an important part in providing an entrée for headhunting to the Boardrooms of Britain.