English to Maori Meaning of band aid - ropu-āwhina

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(1) They are people strongly committed to the insipid, noncommittal banality of 60s folk music.(2) Her observations led her to the concept of "the banality of evil."(3) Distant echoes of stories of the sea mingle with the banality of today's touristy beach life.(4) Elements such as this can potentially add much character to a genre that's typically overwrought with banality .(5) The chatter of work, the banality of action.(6) With the exception of the excellent Agenda programme, the rest of their home produced material rarely rises above the level of banality .(7) Any elderly engineer or factory worker can attest to the banality of the same tired day-to-day routines.(8) They are here to save us from the utter banality of pop music.(9) there is an essential banality to the story he tells(10) Still, Channel 5's current approach to the news is less noticeable for ideological taint than sheer banality .(11) Now the banality of her play at being helpless made me hate her.(12) Unfortunately, the intertitles reveal a script of deadening banality .(13) Lacking any markings of conformity, they could not be fitted into the banality of modern life.(14) there is an essential banality to the story he tells(15) The air of studied banality persists even during moments of great importance.(16) Catholics often complain, with considerable justice, about the banality of the English translation of the Mass.

(1) banana ::

panana

(2) go bananas ::

haere panana

(3) bunch of bananas ::

paihere o te panana

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