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Sublime adjective - Having, characterized by, or arising from a dignified and generous nature.
Usage example: the sublime virtue of having given all one's worldly goods to the poor
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After a little legal haggling the band was redubbed Sublime with Rome.Notable songs recorded by Sublime include "Date Rape", "Badfish", "What I Got", "Santeria", "Wrong Way", and "Doin' Time".Tropin' is what I got: The Band Minus the Face: Ever since Brad Nowell's death, according to many fans.
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One Legacy in Legacies: The Sublime, the Transhumanist Engineers, have a little game they play: they use magic to build an Imbued device (something that doesn't set off the Lie), which works just a tad better than what we have now, and show it off to Sleepers.
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Other hits written or co-written by Carole King range from the sublime "You've Got a Friend" (written for James Taylor) and "Pleasant Valley Sunday" (A hit for The Monkees) to the ridiculous ("The Locomotion," co-written for Little Eva).
Source: Music / Carole King
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