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Meanings of more contemporary in English

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Usage of more contemporary in English
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Did you feel any pressure to go for a more contemporary sound?
Reuters
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The time-lag then meant the more contemporary elements had to be updated.
The Irish Times
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Twin rooms have a more contemporary edge with mattresses on raised dais.
The Guardian
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This particular England team has more endearing qualities than its more contemporary predecessors.
News.com.au
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Some larger, more contemporary Amish settlements have indoor plumbing, Nolt said.
Reuters
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Presumably, Netflix were trying to infuse the name with more contemporary, alluring flavour.
The Irish Times
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Above all, Mantel avoids ye olde-style diction, preferring more contemporary phrasing.
The Guardian
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A recent spruce has given it a more contemporary feel.
The Guardian
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Viewers will get a more contemporary, visually interesting experience of news and special broadcasts.
The Irish Times
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Most of the current hosting candidates would bring more contemporary twists to the shows.
Reuters
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In more contemporary culture she is Queen of the May.
A Wiccan Bible
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See a more contemporary example: the late Amy Winehouse.
Ebony
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In more contemporary times these fine buildings morphed into budget hotels, B&Bs and hostel accommodation.
The Irish Times
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Instead, she was grouped with the new generation of singers whose work was more contemporary.
Reuters
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The redevelopment has included blending the ground's historic Victorian Pavilion with a more contemporary design.
BBC
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Radio 4 took it under its wing, and developed more contemporary storylines - some controversial.
BBC
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