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Meanings of new buzzword in English
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Usage of new buzzword in English
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It's even inspired a new buzzword, the gig economy.
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Experiential tourism is the new buzzword in the trade.
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The new buzzword in the financial world is "extraterritoriality", or ET.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Banks have a new buzzword to describe their strategy in Asia: diplomacy.
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Disruption is a new buzzword in advertising.
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RTDI is to be the new buzzword.
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Has "first" become the new buzzword, a word that must be in the name of ambitious and expanding companies?
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Qualitative, rather than quantitative is the new buzzword, but what it really comes down to is two other words: subjective and vague.
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Microsoft's stealth approach, Dohlberg said, is to slap every new buzzword into the Active Desktop of its Explorer 4.0.
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Resolution is one of the new buzzwords in financial regulation.
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These are the new buzzwords around sport in the coronavirus-dominated world in which we now live.
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FLEXIBILITY has become one of the new buzzwords of European integration during negotiation of the Amsterdam Treaty.
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Dick Ahlstrom reports Photonics is one of the new buzzwords in the world of computing and communications.
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She'll keep you abreast of the latest cultural icons, cool trends, top tunes and groovy new buzzwords, daddy-o.