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duo
1. Music
a. a pair of performers
b. another word for duet
2. a pair of actors, entertainers, etc.
duo [′dü‚ō]
(graphic arts)
Recording of images on one-half of the film width during one passage of the film, then turning the film end for end and rerunning it to utilize the unused half of the film width.
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