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Meanings of latest craze in English

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Usage of latest craze in English
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Soon, Americans by the thousands were enjoying the latest craze: skydiving.
BBC
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Coupe joked that vinyl had taken over from adult colouring as the latest craze.
The Guardian
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The latest craze is Bob the Builder, perhaps the most recent spectacular cartoon character success.
The Irish Times
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Pokemon Go, the latest craze in augmented reality.
Reuters
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But the latest craze coming from the US has nothing to do with adults at all.
The Irish Times
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What do you think his latest craze is?
The Keeper of the Door
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A complete purge would be a little like the latest craze for kids, the fidget spinner.
The Irish Times
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They are far less likely to make the trek to the cities to watch the latest craze.
The Guardian
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The latest craze that everyone has on their lips and plates right now is carrot cake roll.
The South African
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The latest craze was ghost parties.
Micah & Strange Candy
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And proper journalism's Owen Gibson wrote this article about concussion, the latest craze that's sweeping the Premier League.
The Guardian
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We'd been put back in contact by "social software", the latest craze to sweep the online world.
The Irish Times
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It's the vury latest craze.
Flaming June
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He said people are generally too quick to abandon a solid routine to follow the latest craze or celebrity endorsement.
Reuters
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It's the latest craze.
Getting old is tres dangereux
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The latest craze among dog lovers is the designer hybrid, but there is a downside to messing with dog DNA.
The Irish Times
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