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Commitment issues set to music — too many songs, not enough courage to pick one.

means A mixture of different things—most often a musical piece that stitches together bits of several songs into one.

from Comes from Old French 'medlee' meaning a mixture or melee, rooted in 'mesler,' to mix or mingle. That same French root split into English 'meddle' and 'medley'—one about mixing where you shouldn't, the other about mixing tunes on purpose.

swimming origin
four strokes, one race, zero loyalty to any
etymology
from meddle, literally mixing things up
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lets singers flex range in ninety seconds
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