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That rock band gives me a headache.
The band plays really well.
Tom is a bassist in a band.
The drummer is also the lead singer in that band.
Bang guitarist will become a dad for the second time, announces a spokesperson for the band.
A band led the parade through the city.
I play in a band.
The brass band played three marches.
What time will the band start playing?
The band has played a march.
Can I have a Band-Aid?
Could you send up a Band-Aid and some medicine?
The parade was led by an army band.
My school has a band.
I belong to the brass band.
The movement of the inhabitants drove the band of thugs out of the town.
He saw a small Band-Aid on her left knee.
Does this club have a live band, or is there a DJ?
I'm listening to this band.
A band of robbers attacked the party.
He belongs to the brass band.
The wound stopped hurting after he put a band-aid on it.
What's your favorite band?
I never thought this rubber band would come in handy when I put it in my pocket this morning.
My band will perform this week at Chuck's Bar and Grill. Please come and see us.
When we started out in the summer of 2010, there were only three of us in the band.
Tom talked Mary into joining our band.
Tom put a Band-Aid over his small tattoo of a spider so he would be allowed into a Japanese hot spring.
They are considered the greatest rock band in history.
Who plays the keyboards in your band?
News and current affairs
Indeed, nor would such an offensive have eradicated Hezbollah, because it is a political movement in arms, and not just an army or a band of gunmen.
The original 1945 concept of collective security, by which states would band together to deter and punish aggressors, failed because the Soviet Union and the West were at loggerheads during the Cold War.
This corresponds to the view shared by many accession countries that such a narrow band would increase the risks in managing the run-up to adopting the euro.
In the meantime, the country must be careful about joining the exchange rate mechanism (ERM II) - the narrow band within which applicant currencies must operate for at least two years prior to adopting the euro.
A small band of fiery Imams seized upon this youthful discontent.
Even if Putin has found a way to retain power without amending the constitution - a possibility that was endlessly speculated about by Russia's dwindling band of democrats - the undemocratic nature of his strategy is glaringly obvious.
They now jealously guard their power and band together to protect their prerogatives and perks.
These are ambitious hopes, but even if the UN Security Council adopts and implements a resolution that would lead to such an eventual solution, it will provide just another band-aid and temporary relief.
Perhaps skilled workers will try to band together to get governments to pass laws and regulations making it more difficult for firms to make their jobs obsolete.
On the exchange rate, a narrow fluctuation band should be avoided.
So, although the IAEA will continue to play a vital role, it will be more of a band-aid than a cure for the atomic risks that we will all have to assume.
That would just be putting a Band-Aid on a problem that requires major surgery.
But, beyond band-aid solutions for the deep injuries inflicted on Gaza, Palestinians' biggest concern is to ensure that Israel's attempt to split Gaza from the West Bank does not become permanent.
But then the RMB fell unexpectedly, hitting the bottom of the daily trading band set by the Peoples' Bank of China (PBoC) for 11 sessions in a row.
The modern equivalent of the band widening of 1993 would be to maintain the euro for all members of the eurozone, but also allow some of them (in principle, all of them) to issue - if necessary - national currencies.
In the same way, after 1993, the French franc initially diverged from its old level, but, in a good policy setting, it then returned within the exchange-rate band.
Such a policy is fraught with danger; indeed, it is inherently self-defeating, as the establishment of a peg or a band provides an obvious target against which speculators can take huge positions.
Or Swingers, the 1996 worldwide hit movie about a twenty-something guy in Hollywood and his band of male friends who drag him to Las Vegas to mend his broken heart.