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change of pace

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a change of pace
a different activity than what came before. People need to get up and move around at lunchtime — they need a change of pace, and a chance to socialize. He decided to take the role because it was a nice change of pace from his last few movies.
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Being in the great outdoors is not only a great change of pace, but it's good for you.
But anyone looking for a change of pace from the introspective piano man should check out ``Gulf Coast Blues,'' easily the most un-Winston-like album in his career.
Located at 232 West 14th Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, El Rey del Sol, a colorful hideaway in the West Village, offers a change of pace from the typical holiday party.
 
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