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C/W
(redirected from country and western)

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C/WClockwise
C/WConsistent With
C/WCompatible With
C/WCoupled With
C/WComplete With
C/WCome With
C/WComplied With
C/WCountry and Western (music genre)
C/WCourse Work
C/WCounterweight
C/WChilled Water
C/WCarrier Wave
C/WCaution/Warning
C/WCommittee of the Whole House on the State of the Union (parliamentary sitting of the US House)


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But here's the twist, at the center of this musical tent meeting is the pedal steel, an instrument usually associated with country and western music--and white people.
Colorblind by Collum, Danny Duncan / U.S. Catholic
17, the last country and western music station in Los Angeles went silent, if only for a second.
Boots scootin' by Russell, Joel / Los Angeles Business Journal
Anneth never ask for forgiveness even after she elopes with Matthew, a promising country and western singer, and runs off to Nashville.
The Coal Tattoo by Ekbert, Catherine / Reviewer's Bookwatch
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