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Definition of conduct verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

• to conduct an experiment/inquiry/investigation/interview
• to conduct a survey/poll/study/review
• to conduct a test/trial
• to conduct research/business
• There are concerns about the way in which the firm conducts its activities.
• The battalion had been preparing to conduct operations in the same area.
• Police conducted a thorough search of the building.
• The negotiations have been conducted in a positive manner.
• They conducted a vigorous campaign for a shorter working week.
• They conduct workshops on topics such as women's legal rights.
• Education was conducted separately for males and females.
• The enquiry must be independently conducted.
• Today, 50% of opinion polls are conducted online.
• We regularly conduct safety inspections.
• a survey conducted jointly by two teams of researchers
• Because of the war they were obliged to conduct their courtship by post.
• People have criticized the way she conducted her election campaign.
• The interrogation was conducted by senior police officers.
• The search for the missing men was conducted in poor weather conditions.
• We conducted the experiment under controlled circumstances.
• independently

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Definitions for conducted tour con·duct·ed tour, this dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word conducted tour ., did you actually mean conductor or contester , suggested resources rate this definition: 0.0 / 0 votes.

• conducted tour

Read the full text of the Conducted Tour poem by Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis on the Poetry.com website.

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Chaldean Numerology

The numerical value of conducted tour in Chaldean Numerology is: 6

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The numerical value of conducted tour in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

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• جولة أجرت Arabic
• आयोजित दौरा Hindi
• vezetett túra Hungarian
• melakukan tur Indonesian
• ಪ್ರವಾಸ ನಡೆಸಿದರು Kannada

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Thesaurus Definition of conducted

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• administered
• administrated
• superintended
• watched over
• presided (over)
• safeguarded
• cared (for)
• stage - managed
• co - directed
• co - managed
• micromanaged
• channelized
• transmitted
• consolidated
• concentrated
• constrained
• impersonated

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• misconducted
• accompanied
• communicated
• disseminated
• transferred
• turned over
• handed over
• surrendered
• broadcasted
• handed down
• contaminated
• came down (with)

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Taylor Swift Has Given Fans a Lot. Is It Finally Too Much?

Swift has been inescapable over the last year. With the release of “The Tortured Poets Department,” her latest (very long) album, some seem to finally be feeling fatigued.

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By Matt Stevens and Shivani Gonzalez

Four new studio albums. Four rerecorded albums, too. A $1 billion oxygen-sucking world tour with a concert movie to match. And, of course, one very high-profile relationship that spilled over into the Super Bowl .

For some, the constant deluge that has peaked in the past year is starting to add up to a new (and previously unthinkable) feeling: Taylor Swift fatigue.

And it is a feeling that has only solidified online in the days following the release of “The Tortured Poets Department,” which morphed from a 16-song album into a 31-song, two-hour epic just hours after its release .

Many critics (including The New York Times’s own) have suggested that the album was overstuffed — simply not her best. And critiques of the music have now opened a sliver of space for a wider round of complaint unlike any Swift has faced over her prolific and world-conquering recent run.

“It’s almost like if you produce too much… too fast… in a brazen attempt to completely saturate and dominate a market rather than having something important or even halfway interesting to say… the art suffers!” Chris Murphy, a staff writer at Vanity Fair, posted on X .

Which is not to say nobody listened to the album; far from it. Spotify said “Poets,” which was released on Friday, became the most-streamed album in a single day with more than 300 million streams .

And of course, many of Swift’s most ardent fans, known as “Swifties,” loved her 11th album or, at least, have decided to air any reservations in private conversations. The first days of the album’s release have been greeted with the usual lyrical dissections for key allusions hidden within the songs, attention to every word that few other artists receive.

But others, including some self-identified Swift fans, have freely admitted frustration. Fans and critics alike have contended that Swift’s lyrics have become a tad verbose and that the tracks on this latest album — many of them breakup songs — sounded a whole lot like others she has already put out . The internet has also provided an almost unlimited supply of jokes about the length of the album .

Some admonished Swift for selling so many versions of “Poets” only to double its size after those orders were in, part of a cynically corporate rollout . (Care for the CD , vinyl or the Phantom Clear vinyl ?) The Daily Mail cobbled together what it deemed “The 10 WORST lyrics in Taylor Swift’s new album — ranked!”

For its part, Reductress , the satirical women’s magazine, offered a post titled “Woman Doing Her Best to Like New Taylor Swift Album Lest She Face the Consequences.”

Those who dare to publicly criticize Swift are acutely aware of the potential for backlash. Murphy, the Vanity Fair writer, made a dark joke about it . At least one X user who posted a lengthy thread eviscerating Swift, the album and its rollout took the post private after it got more than three million views. Paste Magazine opted not to put a byline on its harsh review of Swift’s album, citing safety concerns for the writer.

In an unusual twist, even Swift herself is widely viewed as admonishing her most militant defenders in one particular song on the new album, “But Daddy I Love Him.” Some contingents of Swift’s fanbase strongly disapproved of her brief relationship with Matty Healy of the 1975 and appear to now be bristling at the amount of record real estate Healy consumes on the latest album .

Weird, complicated times in Taylor land.

“It might be a tough few days for the fanbase,” Nathan Hubbard, a co-host of the Ringer podcast, “ Every Single Album ,” wrote in a social media thread about “Poets” on Friday . “They’ll hear some valid criticism they aren’t used to (if the critics dare), and for many they’ll have to reconcile their own truth that this isn’t their favorite, while still rightly celebrating it and supporting her.”

Indeed, grinding through the 31-song double album after midnight had felt like “a hostage situation,” Hubbard wrote.

On a new podcast episode, which was released over the weekend, Hubbard and his co-host, Nora Princiotti, were among those who pointed out that while the album may be imperfect, Swift simply may have needed to purge herself of the songs on “Poets” to process a turbulent time in her life.

Princiotti said she enjoyed much of the album and was careful to stipulate that “Poets” did contain several “special songs.”

But she also allowed for some “tough love.”

“Musically, I do not really hear anything new,” she said, adding that Swift “could have done a little bit more self editing.”

“I don’t think the fact that this is a double-album that is more than two hours in length serves what’s good about it,” Princiotti said. “And I think that for the second album in a row, I’m still sort of left going, ‘OK, where do we go from here?’”

Princiotti ultimately graded “Poets” a “B.” And in the world of her podcast and universe of Taylor Swift, Princiotti acknowledged — that might have been an all-time low.

An earlier version of this article misstated the title of Taylor Swift’s new album. It is “The Tortured Poets Department,” not “The Tortured Poets Society.”

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Normani Is Dropping the Damn Album

The former Fifth Harmony star talks her debut album Dopamine , religion, and, of course, Beyoncé.

In 2018, Normani tweeted these six words: “I have my album title y’all.” Ever since that moment, where she announced the title without announcing the title, whenever the former Fifth Harmony member has posted anything, her comments section has exploded with fans wondering when she’ll drop her debut album. “That [title] didn’t see the light of day,” she jokes. “At one point, it was 1906 , because that was the address of my grandmother’s house that I was raised in. Then it evolved and turned into Butterfly Effect . That was a whole thing, but it didn’t stand the test of time.”

Now, six years later, she’s finally shared its name with the world. Dopamine , which is preceded by the single “1:59” featuring Gunna, out today, is set to be released on June 14, and Normani plans to go on tour. The album shows a different side of her: Dopamine has dance tracks but also features songs exploring her struggles, during and after Fifth Harmony. Both of Normani’s parents were diagnosed with cancer (they’re doing well now), and she had to fight for creative control earlier in her career. She’s also faced heartbreak and intense, unwarranted internet scrutiny. As she says now, “This body of work really is just a representation of my resilience.”

There’s a lot of pressure for this album due to the wait. How does that feel?

I know what it’s like to put out music and records that I don’t wholeheartedly believe in. When we were in [Fifth Harmony], we didn’t have the opportunity to have a real opinion until the last project we did. I promised myself, “If God gives me another opportunity to do things in my own way, I’m not going to take that for granted.”

I think that there’s a false narrative that because of how long this process has taken, that means I don’t care, or that means I’m more interested in doing other things than putting this body of work out. Nobody wants this project to come out more than me. I think that at the end of the day, if I stand behind this wholeheartedly, it doesn’t matter what the world thinks.

Are social media and the digital age at war with authentic music?

I always joke that I was born in the wrong era. When Justin Timberlake was coming up, when Destiny’s Child was coming up, and Beyoncé in the early 2000s, the only thing that mattered was the music. I strive to be [both] a revolutionary and a legacy artist, but you can’t not be aware of the temperature of the world. The reality of it is that TikTok drives records now.

What did it mean to have an outpouring of support on the album announcement day, including from the members of Fifth Harmony?

This is a milestone, knowing everything that I went through in order to just get to this point. I wanted to be present in that and not allow any negative comments. I really wanted to just celebrate myself. In terms of the support from the girls, that’s really full circle, to be quite honest. We were put in very unrealistic circumstances. We did our absolute best with what we had, but I think that it’s really cool to just see everybody prosper. It was cool that that moment [for me] could also be a moment that could bring us all together.

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Why did you call the album Dopamine ? Why the rocket for the album cover?

Dopamine represents the highs and the lows I’ve endured. It’s been such an emotional roller coaster. I worked relentlessly with my creative director, [Kwasi Fordjour]. We did our research. I really wanted to have a title that felt like it definitely encompassed everything that I feel I’ve been through in my journey to get to the point that I’m in right now. [The cover] feels energetic. It feels like a hit, and I feel like people have been waiting—[it’s been] one of the most highly anticipated projects.

In hardship, I think people either turn to or away from God. Why did you turn to and not away?

I’ve always been heavy in my faith. I grew up in a God-fearing household. That’s always been a really important factor in my life. I would say spiritually, just throughout this process, it’s like I’ve heard God say, “Just trust me. Dare to trust me. I know that you’re afraid.”

In the group, I had a really hard time. When I say my confidence was shot, my confidence was shot. Navigating that on top of being compared [to others], on top of everybody else having an opinion when you’re still figuring out who you are—not only as an artist, but as a young woman—it just takes a toll on you mentally. Everybody else’s perception of you starts to become the perception that you have of yourself, so that was something that I really had to fight against. I had to trust God even when I was afraid and recognize that I don’t have control over what I don’t have control over.

I must admit, I’m a “Motivation” lover. It comes on in the gay club, and I’m like, “Let’s go!” but…

It’s crazy. Now I appreciate that song so much more than I did then. I cried, I “boohoo” cried. I was like, “I don’t want this to be my single.” Then I had total creative control over the video, which meant a lot. I just wanted to feel represented. Now I get it. I understand it more now.

You never want to release anything that you aren’t personally passionate about. I’m sorry you were put in that position.

It’s okay. I’m not that sorry now. Now it’s fine. At the time, I was so sad, but it’s all good.

You’ve been teasing a track called “Candy Paint.” Why that one?

“Candy Paint” is Dopamine . It bridges the gap, I think, between “Motivation” and where I am now. It’s the big cousin to “Motivation.” As soon as it comes on, you move, and when you think of me, you think of movement. I feel like where we are musically, we can afford to pick it up a little bit, like tempo, energy, full-on eight counts.

You’re also costarring in Freaky Tales with Pedro Pascal and others. How did you like filming?

It was such a refreshing experience for me, especially since a lot of my time and my heart had been dedicated to music for so long. I felt like I was able to be creative in a different way. There was no fear going into it. Obviously slight nerves, because this was a new environment for me, but that’s what I loved about it most: that I could just start from scratch, like clean slate, blank canvas.

My co-star Dominique Thorne and I spent a lot of time together. I won’t ever stop being a student, so I asked her questions—she was telling me what I was doing well and just encouraging me to be present. It was just a really dope experience for me. It went by fast and slow all in the same breath. I was curious to see how they were going to put all of the different parts together, and they did a beautiful job.

How do you see the state of women in music right now? What is your hope for women in music moving forward, and specifically Black women in music?

I want to see more women in charge. I want to see more Black women as chairmen. I want to see more Black women as CEOs. I want to see more Black women produce. I know that all of those exist, but it’s just about getting the opportunity and the recognition.

I have to bring her up: Having Beyoncé, a Black woman in music, taking over the country space is revolutionary. Those are the types of things that I set out to do. Now you have country artists who look like us coming out and just being like, “We’ve always been here.” I think that it’s educational not only for music lovers, but also in the Black community. We’ve pioneered a lot that we don’t get recognition for. I think that it’s just really cool being able to witness Beyoncé be fearless and do something that is much bigger than herself.

That’s honestly what I want to see more of in every single space of the music industry, because we deserve that. I also want to see Black women not have to fight so hard. It gets exhausting. We’re just as brilliant. We have amazing ideas, and our resilience.

A version of this article appears in the May 2024 issue of ELLE.

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Rolling Stones Setlist: Aging Rock Legends Kick Off U.S. Tour in Houston

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are now both octogenarians, but that doesn't mean their touring days are over.

The Rolling Stones kicked off their U.S. trek with a two-hour, 18-track set featuring hits like "Start Me Up," "Paint It, Black" and "Satisfaction" at the NRG Stadium in Houston on Sunday, April 28.

They also played three tracks from their new album Hackney Diamonds . The LP released last October was the first new Rolling Stones material in nearly two decades.

The full setlist and a rundown of the remaining tour dates are available at the end of this article.

While USA Today reported that it took the band a few songs to get back into the groove of things, their return to the stage was mostly well-received.

It's safe to assume that there won't be many more Rolling Stones tours following this one. After all, the current trek is sponsored by the AARP.

The lineup included longtime Rolling Stones member Ronnie Wood. The group was backed up by several touring members including Chuck Leavell, Darryl Jones, Matt Clifford, Karl Denson, Tim Ries, Steve Jordan, Bernard Fowler and Chanel Haynes.

The show did not include the Stones' former bassist Bill Wyman. He left the band in the early 1990s, but said he still dreams about being on tour with them.

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"The weird thing is ever since I’ve left, up until the present day, I still dream I’m on tour, like we’re in a dressing room or we’re in a hotel," he told the Mirror . "I still dream those dreams, and I dream of other friends like David Bowie. They’re all very nice but very confusing."

Wyman added that there was disagreement about when exactly he left the Stones: "I left in 1991 – but they would not believe me! They refused to accept I had left. It wasn’t until 1993, when they were starting to get together to tour in 1994, when they said, ‘You have actually now left, haven’t you?’ And I said, ‘I left two years ago.’ They finally accepted it, so they say I left in 1993."

The bassist said he'd had enough of life on the road.

"I thought, 'I have got other things I want to do,'" the musician said. "I wanted to do archaeology, write books, have photo exhibitions and play charity cricket. I used to read about ancient cultures while I was on the road, and take photos as well. I just had this whole other life I wanted to live."

Check out the full track list from last night's performance below.

Here's a list of the band's upcoming concerts:

05/02 – New Orleans, LA @ Jazz Fest

05/07 – Glendale, AZ @ State Farm Stadium w/ Carin León; Electric Mud

05/11 – Las Vegas, NV @ Allegiant Stadium w/ The Pretty Reckless

05/15 – Seattle, WA @ Lumen Field w/ Joe Bonamassa

05/23 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium w/ TBA

05/26 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium w/ Lawrence

05/30 – Foxboro, MA @ Gillette Stadium w/ The Red Clay Strays

06/03 – Orlando, FL @ Camping World Stadium w/ Tyler Childers

06/07 – Atlanta, GA @ Mercedes-Benz Stadium w/ Ghost Hounds

06/11 – Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field w/ Kaleo

06/15 – Cleveland, OH @ Cleveland Browns Stadium w/ Ghost Hounds

06/20 – Denver, CO @ Empower Field at Mile High w/ Widespread Panic

06/27 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field w/ Betty LaVette

06/30 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field w/ Lainey Wilson

07/05 – Vancouver, BC @ BC Place w/ Ghost Hounds

07/10 – Los Angeles, CA @ SoFi Stadium w/ The War and Treaty

07/13 – Los Angeles, CA @ SoFi Stadium w/ The Linda Lindas

07/17 – Santa Clara, CA @ Levi’s Stadium w/ The Beaches

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Meaning of conducting in English

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conduct verb ( ORGANIZE )

• She said that she didn't want a lawyer and was going to conduct her own defence .
• The company agreed to conduct a feasibility study for a hydroelectric plant at Aimores.
• Sir William had the ability to conduct proceedings in a dignified manner without ever becoming stuffy .
• A new team of detectives were called in to conduct a fresh inquiry .
• The election campaign was not conducted very cleanly .
• (your) every move idiom
• act for someone
• act/do something on your own responsibility idiom
• put your money where your mouth is idiom
• responsibility

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

conduct verb ( BEHAVE )

• behave The kids behaved well at grandma’s yesterday.
• behave People behave differently when they can provide feedback anonymously.
• act Two men were acting suspiciously in the car park.
• conduct yourself Captain Bingham has conducted himself in a manner unbecoming to an officer.
• comport yourself She comported herself with great dignity at her husband's funeral.
• as ye sow, so shall ye reap idiom
• attachment disorder
• humanization
• interaction
• make nice idiom
• provincialism
• provincialist

conduct verb ( SHOW WAY )

• accompanied by someone/something
• accompany someone to something
• bring someone/something along
• see someone off
• self-guided
• show someone around ( something )
• show someone over something

conduct verb ( MUSIC )

• accompaniment
• beat something out
• pick someone/something out
• play ( something ) by ear idiom
• playability
• transposition
• ultra-smooth
• unperformable
• unperformed

conduct verb ( ALLOW THROUGH )

• anti-static
• capacitance
• electricity
• high-voltage
• non-electric
• non-electrical
• non-electronic
• solid-state
• transistorized

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• conduct (ORGANIZE)
• conduct (BEHAVE)
• conduct yourself
• conduct (SHOW WAY)
• conduct (MUSIC)
• conduct (ALLOW THROUGH)
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