Break
Break verb - To cause to separate into pieces usually suddenly or forcibly.
Cobbled
Both words in one sentence
- As an example, in real life, during a cobbled classic, if someone's on the break at the end, everyone takes part in the chasing the person down, because they want to win.
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In 1970, on the precipice of the band's break-up, The Beatles released their 12th studio album Let It Be, essentially cobbled together by producer Phil Spector from various studio recordings and out-takes.
Source: George Lucas Altered Version
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