forte
| In musical notation, a direction to play loudly. |
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Ian reckoned sports columnising was essentially an American armchair art, delectable rumination; while the British forté was rat-atat frontline reporting, the game which one of his heroes Paul Gallico described as 'limeys smashing out literature under fire'. |
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