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How to pronounce trope in British English
“trope” pronunciation by British speakers
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“trope” in real sentences — British speakers
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We hear that trope all the time.
The Scottish Parliament
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In his summing up, Murdo Fraser used the trope “wired to the moon” to describe our
The Scottish Parliament
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So without falling back on the you've had your vote trope can the Prime Minister tell
UK Parliament
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