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Significats de more topical en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "more topical".
Ús de more topical en anglès
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The theme for the fifth Dublin Gastronomy Symposium could not be more topical.
The Irish Times
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The ongoing war between Microsoft and Google only makes his survey even more topical.
The Guardian
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Yeah, yeah, let's talk about something a little more topical.
Reuters
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If you want something more topical, David O'Doherty's charming Isolating podcast is definitely worth your time.
Independent.ie
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He wants to bring in some new writers, for Punch and make the magazine more topical.
The new yorker
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Maximising a pension has never been more topical.
The Irish Times
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Given the week of earthquake devastation just experienced by Italy, the question is all the more topical.
The Irish Times
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Others have looked to more topical solutions.
The Guardian
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The subject could not be more topical.
The Guardian
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Northern Cyprus is always a topic for discussion and disagreement but Vladimir Putin has given them something more topical.
Reuters
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The concept of acute hip arthroplasty as a treatment for acetabular fracture is, therefore, becoming more topical and relevant.
Pubmed
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One of the spookiest and most ineffectual Tory party conferences in anyone's experience has made it more topical still.
The Guardian
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Take a more topical case.
All Things Considered
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Students found the selection of questions on the higher-level agricultural science more challenging and more topical than usual, teachers said.
The Irish Times
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The comedies tend to be more topical, and it's actually really difficult to know what the fuck they're talking about.
The Guardian
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Given that two-thirds of all new jobs come from start-up businesses in the first five years, entrepreneurship is more topical than ever.
The Irish Times
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