Slep-Tone Entertainment Corp., et al v. Wired for Sound Karaoke and DJ, et al
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FILED PER CURIAM OPINION (SUSAN P. GRABER, ANDREW D. HURWITZ and RICHARD F. BOULWARE) AFFIRMED in part; REVERSED in part and REMANDED. The parties shall bear their own costs on appeal. FILED AND ENTERED JUDGMENT. [10269233]
Case: 14-17229, 01/18/2017, ID: 10269233, DktEntry: 40-2, Page 1 of 2
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karaoke, n.
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Frequency (in current use):
Etymology: < Japanese, < kara empty, void + ke(sutora ( < English orchestra).
In this entry:
A form of entertainment, originating in Japan, in which
a person sings the vocal line of a popular song to the
accompaniment of a pre-recorded backing tape, and the
voice is electronically amplified through the loudspeaker
system for the audience; (also) the audio (and video)
equipment used for this. Freq. attrib., esp. as karaoke
bar, karaoke music.
karaoke bar
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Kara-Kirghiz, n.
karaoke music
karakul, n.
1853
karakurt, n.
1932
Karamojo, n.
1911
karamu, n.
1874
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dictionaries:
1879
equipment.
1983 McAllen (Texas) Monitor 30 Oct. 8 C/1 Karaoke music is recorded on
cassette, 8-track tape, laser video disc and compact digital disc... The rock
scorings closely duplicate the original hit recordings, with just the vocal
missing.
1985 J. RANDLE & M. WATANABE Coping with Japan 58 Karaoke songs are usually
lyrical and sentimental.
1987 Daily Tel. 30 Mar. 17/7 Karaoke is important as a ‘lubricant for human
relationships within the company’.
1990 Independent 24 Apr. 27/8 The brewers are now introducing Karaoke into
selected pubs on a trial basis.
1992 Premiere Jan. 59/3 (advt.) This new combi player plays hundreds of
karaoke music video song titles, hits from the '50s through the '80s, all with
on-screen lyrics.
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1806
karanteen, n.
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Karankawa, n. and adj.
karaoke: view
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karana, n.
karanga, n.
1977 Japan Times 8 Nov. 2/3 Businessmen taking their cue from the Japanese
predilection to break into song after having a few drinks have built up a
booming trade in ‘karaoke’ musical backup tape sets.
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1905
karaoke, n.
1977
karat, n.
1901
karatas, n.
1728
karate, n.
1955
karate, v.
1966
karat-tree, n.
1868
karaya, n.
1883
karbi, n.
1884
kardester, n.
1363
kareao | kareau, n.
1845
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1815
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