Definitions for pocketbooks
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1. Pocketbooks

   Pocketbooks is an indiepop band formed in London in 2006. Their music combines melodic boy/girl harmonies, spiralling guitars and delicate piano lines with a dash of 60s soul. The band first introduced themselves to the world by appearing on the 2006 compilation The Kids At The Club, released on How Does It Feel To Be Loved?, alongside indiepop favourites such as Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, Tender Trap, I’m From Barcelona and Voxtrot. As well as playing gigs across the UK, Europe and the USA, they headlined the first ever Indietracks event on a steam railway in April 2007 which later turned into the annual Indietracks Festival which several members of the band now help to organise. They have played shows with The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, Camera Obscura, God Help The Girl, Art Brut, The Wedding Present, and Darren Hayman, as well as festivals such as Offset Festival, New York Popfest, San Francisco Popfest, London Popfest, Indiepop Days in Germany and Rip It Up! in Sweden. In 2009 they played a Rough Trade in-store event to celebrate their inclusion on the Rough Trade Indiepop 09 compilation alongside 2009 favourites Vivian Girls, Los Campesinos! and Dum Dum Girls. Their debut single Cross The Line, released on Atomic Beat Records in 2007, was described by poet and novelist Simon Armitage as “pure snowshaker pop, and more dressing table than kitchen sink”. This was followed by an EP, Waking Up, released on Make Do And Mend Records in 2008. Their debut album, Flight Paths, was released on 13 July 2009 on How Does It Feel To Be Loved?. This was preceded by a single, "Footsteps", on 15 June 2009. Songs from the album picked up radio play from Huw Stephens, Gideon Coe and John Kennedy. In 2009, music critic Everett True said of the album “I know what I like, and I like this.”

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   Libby

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   Mia

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   Hayley

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   Neerja

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   Oliver

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of pocketbooks in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of pocketbooks in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of pocketbooks in a Sentence

1. Bobby Leddy:

   The energy supply constraints resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the increased prices created by big oil companies has highlighted how important it is to ensure that Michigan is not overreliant on one source and has energy independence to protect Michiganders’ pocketbooks and our state’s economic security, that’s why we are moving forward to diversify our state’s energy options, which will significantly expand jobs and economic investment in our state.

2. Sam Calisch:

   Electricity is not only kind of a lower-cost solution here, but is also more immune to these shorter-term volatility events, which, just on the level of a consumer homeowner, that's painful, people are already feeling the effects of inflation. And then this short-term volatility where gas prices are up and natural gas prices are up. It's painful, and it really hurts people's pocketbooks.

3. Kizzmekia Corbett:

   It's hard, especially from a funding perspective, to convince people with big pocketbooks... to say,' Maybe it might happen, maybe it won't, but we do need to put billions of dollars in that arena,'.

4. Ellen Ratner:

   Hollywood was deeply connected to the Clintons … but Hollywood is progressive in its heart, hollywood's heart is connected to Bernie Sanders but the pocketbooks connected to the Clintons.

5. Maria Luiza Goncalves de Souza:

   We hit them in their pocketbooks. That should keep them busy for a while.

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