Calm
Calm noun - A state of freedom from storm or disturbance.
Set to
Both terms in one sentence
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Hailey's music is more noticeably upbeat, a lot of it sounding like repetitive squeaking noises and what seems to be a keyboard set to the highest setting over a calm, atmospheric backtrack.
Source: Podcast / Kakos Industries - Nasty. The guts hitting an alien in the face that reports that it exploded in a completely calm manner to the person who was set to be transported by the same machine?
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In one episode, Gibbs, in attempt to keep calm a suspect who unknowingly had a bomb set to detonate in his backpack, commented that his "son, Tony, plays that same game" (the suspect had been playing Tetris).
Source: Series / NCIS
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