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• One adviser said Bush might need to retune his message slightly.
• Another advantage of the guitar is that you can retune it.
• Scala can retune MIDI streams and files using pitch bend.
• I had to stand up and say I had to retune my cello.
• The muscles retune the natural frequency of the leg,
• "You've got to retune Davis, " he said.
• Last week, a group of 650 people left the camp to retune home.
• Guitar techs also retune instruments throughout the show.
• Viewers who retune the box will lose / remove the channel from the line-up.
• To retune the piano, users will press a button and all of its notes will sound.
• Other investors, however, are concerned that policy makers have few tools available to retune the economy.
• Preliminary research also suggests that glucoraphanin may slow and prevent arthritis, and'retune'mitochondrial metabolism.
• In 2003, the organisation began publishing a magazine for young people entitled " Retune ".
• Unless you are playing along with the track it's not really necessary to retune your strings.
• They had a concept of grooming to retune and upgrade Hong Kong s grooming culture in those earlier times.
• At 14 he got an old ping pong from Tokyo Steelband and tried to retune it, using his harmonica.
• To win the right to launch Channel 5, bidders had to agree to retune the VCRs in millions of homes.
• To play in a different key, or in a different mode, a traditional player would have to retune the instrument.
• They will be able to administer, expand and retune these systems, as well as contribute to developing new services and applications.
• Channel 5, Britain's newest channel, has to retune VCRs in 10 million homes before it can start broadcasting in January.