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容祖兒新歌MV一鏡到底拍攝勁狼狽 自爆冇拉褲鏈歌迷即回帶搵穿崩
容祖兒昨日（29日）推出新歌《九秒九》，這次的作曲人是Gareth T.（湯令山）及結他手范梓謙（Teddy），填詞人則是黃偉文，他更將這首歌寫成是Garet
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2024年04月30日 14:00
容祖兒新歌《九秒九》獲黃偉文助攻 湯令山作曲兼客串MV演的士司機 - 香港經濟日報 - TOPick - 娛樂
容祖兒今年首支派台作品《九秒九》在今日（4月29日）上架，歌曲由黃偉文（Wyman）與湯令山（Gareth. T）再度合作。去年，二人創作了《緊急聯絡人》，男方將前度名字填在「緊急聯絡人」一欄；今年，
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2024年04月29日 13:56
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in and of itself. Intrinsically, considered alone. For example, In and of itself the plan might work, but I doubt that it will be approved. It is also put simply as in itself, as in This account may be true in itself. [First half of 1600s] See also: and, itself, of. The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
1. To state or demonstrate something of particular importance. To make a point about the need for a design revision, she showed how a single grain of sand could cause the entire mechanism to seize up. Stop interrupting me—I'm trying to make a point! 2. To consciously and deliberately make an effort to do something.
To attempt continuously and fruitlessly to accomplish some task or achieve some goal that is or seems ultimately hopeless. I feel like I've been banging my head against a wall trying to understand this math equation. Some people are never going to agree with you on this, so it's no use banging your head against a wall trying to convince everyone.
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Thinking, assuming, or believing something, as in I was under the impression that they were coming today. This idiom often suggests that the idea or belief one had is mistaken. [Mid-1800s] See also: impression. The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. Copyright © 2003, 1997 by The Christine Ammer 1992 Trust.
