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Meanings of literary in English
Person who works on literature.
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Usage of literary in English
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Similarly you could consider literary sector as part of the 'comics industry'.
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This simple fact is, of course, the basis of all literary education.
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It points the way toward the literary future, as those things do.
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His literary views and topics still remain a relevant in today's society.
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The questions given for debate may be discussed by the literary society.
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As a result, their insults are often witty, literary and highly intelligent.
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That was the question I recently posed to friends and literary contemporaries.
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But the book is far more than a literary missing persons list.
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Today, a great geek, literary and comic book icon celebrates a birthday.
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It contained passages of genuine literary power: Dermid and Oscar were gone.
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These simple rules are sometimes violated in spoken and in literary English.
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That group of readers and critics and true believers changed literary history.
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Your obligation doesn't lie in the literary field; it is real-andpersonal.
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Orlando returns to England and takes her place in 18th-century literary society.
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The university of Louvain was the chief literary institution in the provinces.
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His first appearance in print was in the annuals and literary journals.
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Literary through the time
Literary across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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