If the band, say, has poor staging, and doesn't hit the right notes, we get a new band director ."
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The game can be set at higher difficulties which make this meter larger and require the player to hit the right notes more precisely to fill it to green.
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After all the karate kicks, pelvis swiveling and ballet bravura, the final never-neverland of healing or redemption, peace after turmoil, hits the right note.
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He is also seen as a London bus conductor and ting ting and at least he hit the right note that time with a comptometer in the 1973 Christmas Show.
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The marriage of sprouts, sesame and garlic hit the right notes on the tongue and complements a vast array of dishes, making it the perfect picnic / potluck dish.
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SELF-TUNING-PIANO-NEW-SCIENTIST _ An American inventor has developed an electronic self-tuning piano that can hit the right notes with just a flick of a switch.
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The human performances all hit the rights notes, the dog is noble enough to win our affection, and Borsos is able to evoke some honest sentiment without ever once being seeming sentimental and maudlin.
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But on the reverse side, the Kamprad confession poses the question of whether it really matters much who is running the shop if the idea behind it hits the right note with the buying public.
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Sago, a Moroccan restaurant with belly dancers, did not hit the right note and closed, as did Lowly Lady, which had a backwoods theme that was perhaps too rustic for the neighborhood.
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Garcia always seems to be musically smiling while he is onstage with Saunders, and his playing is precise while Saunders'keys babble along, coaxing Garcia to hit the right notes for maximum effect.
