Low
Low adjective - Being near the equator.
Thicker
Both words in one sentence
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Vocal Evolution: While everyone's voice slightly changed over the seasons, Toki's is the most extreme, having started out fairly low-pitched, laidback, and with a thicker Norwegian accent.
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The Soviet Union embraced this approach, first reducing interior space with sloped and rounded armour and then reducing interior space further with even thicker sloped and rounded armour and low profile designs.
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It continued the New Wave Music exploration from their previous album, but this time with more of an organic rock band sound: the low end is much thicker, and theres more emphasis on Jerry Chamberlains big guitar riffs and solos.
Source: Music / Doppelgänger
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