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Meanings of bohemia in English

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Usage of bohemia in English
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The death of bohemia: can the dream survive in gentrified New York?
The Guardian
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I came to London in the 60s in search of bohemia.
The Guardian
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The Prenzlauer Berg district of East Berlin was what passed for bohemia there.
The new yorker
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Shortly afterwards he moved to Los Angeles in search of bohemia.
The Guardian
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He dedicated himself to his art, the hardest-working man in bohemia.
The Guardian
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The residents themselves were a diverse mix of bohemia and affluence.
It Must Be Love
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There were present about a dozen guests, picked from Buffalo's bohemia.
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
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He say only bohemia people go to Europe and bohemia people is bad people.
Super Sad True Love Story: A Novel
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In bohemia, nothing matters but your conversation and your ability to talk to others.
The Guardian
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One of the reasons I lived in bohemia was that I was allowed to.
Black Deutschland
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I don't know where you go to find bohemia now.
The Guardian
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Like Picasso, Hockney has tried to hold on to his little patch of bohemia.
The Guardian
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This new world's gentle bohemia offers the stirrings of an alternative to musty postwar mores.
The Guardian
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I've had all the cheap bohemia that I want.
Rolling Stones
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His best-known art seems to reflect the happy excesses of the good life, a Californian bohemia.
The Guardian
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Semisoft; goat or cow; delicate flavor, lightly smoked in Bohemia's northern mountains.
The Complete Book of Cheese
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