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Meanings of hardwired into in English

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Usage of hardwired into in English
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Hunger is hardwired into us, physically and psychologically, and for good reasons.
Brave girl eating: a family's struggle with anorexia
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That's an inequality which was hardwired into our society, and into South Africans.
The South African
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Much of this behaviour is hardwired into us from our upbringing, Overall says.
Radio NZ
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The need to eat is hardwired into our brains and bodies.
Brave girl eating: a family's struggle with anorexia
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The links between the media and politics are now hardwired into the national sensorium.
The Guardian
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A biological imperative hardwired into our genes since caveman days.
Midnight hero
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Discrimination against children is practically hardwired into our society.
The Irish Times
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Fuel economy is hardwired into the airline industry's DNA.
Wired
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The feeling of being overlooked was hardwired into us.
The Guardian
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The reward system is hardwired into us to ensure our species thrives and continues, he says.
Radio NZ
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Mechanisms hardwired into your chest breathe for you.
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
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The coyote's ability to dig the gopher out of its burrow was hardwired into the coyote's brain.
Rain gods
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Worse, this device of Harrison's had all the complexity of the longitude problem already hardwired into its works.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
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Colours are literally hardwired into the way we see and think about the world; our moods and pre-conscious desires.
The Irish Times
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That does not mean antisemitism is somehow biologically hardwired into the European mindset: it can and will be eliminated.
The Guardian
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Those are intrinsic, hardwired into the bowel itself and that's all the second brain doing that on its own.
Radio NZ
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