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| adjourn | to break off for the time being, as a meeting, to be continued at another time or place; to close formally |
| consent | to agree to the wishes of another; to give approval; to agree |
| convene | to come together, often for an official purpose; to assemble or meet |
| cultural | having to do with the arts or with development of the mind |
| sensitivity | the ability to gather impressions from people or objects; the capacity to respond emotionally to changes in relationships |
| keynote | to set forth basic ideas and set the prevailing tone |
| knead | to shape and refine something; also, to work dough into a uniform mass |
| lyrics | the words of a song |
| podium | a small platform for a speaker, the conductor of an orchestra, etc. |
| hence | forward from this time |
