Moby sentence example

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  • Moby won global acclaim last year for his album Play.
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  • The singer Bryan Adams refuses to eat milk or cheese or any other animal product, as do k or cheese or any other animal product, as do k d lang and Moby.
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  • At times the airy keyboards and artificial strings sound a bit retro (probably because Moby has done them to death ).
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  • I got some fame, shall we say, in the UK for running sideshow for Moby shows last year.
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  • At times the airy keyboards and artificial strings sound a bit retro (probably because Moby has done them to death).
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  • The current list of AO games is at 30 and you can view this list at Moby Games.
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  • Prolific electronica musician Moby had a long, hard slog to the top of the charts.
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  • It wasn't until 1999, with the release of the album Play, that Moby became a household name.
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  • In October, 2006, Moby released Go - The Very Best of Moby; a career spanning compilation including 26 of his favorite tracks.
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  • Follow the links below to these free Moby music downloads and listen to the songs for yourself.
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