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Meanings of rarefied world in English

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Usage of rarefied world in English
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The 28-year-old already stands out in the rarefied world of blindfold chess.
The Guardian
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Even in the rarefied world of top-tier motorcycle racing, Rossi stands apart.
Wired
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The Rich Kids of Tehran live in a rarefied world of luxury.
News.com.au
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And is the rarefied world of art ready for a reality TV make-over?
Reuters
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In the rarefied world of family money, deals between dynasties are still favoured.
Reuters
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The film's rarefied world comprises private yachts, offshore tax havens and gold bullion.
The Guardian
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Here is what he learned about the rarefied world of couture during filming.
The Guardian
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He might occupy a rarefied world, but his preoccupations are universal.
The Guardian
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In the rarefied world of supercars, some names stand alone.
Wired
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Ghettoisation continues in the rarefied world of literary awards.
The Irish Times
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IN the rarefied world of horror movies, Wes Craven is a name to conjure with.
The Irish Times
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To find it, though, you'll need to look beyond the rarefied world of the glass runway.
The Guardian
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Already I'm feeling a pang of regret at leaving the rarefied world of mountains and art.
The Guardian
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But they're living in a very rarefied world.
Reuters
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Martin moved in a rarefied world, and, really, why would he befriend a guy like Morrison?
The Kingmaker
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It is only in the rarefied world of blockbuster economics that Prometheus looks anything like a flop.
The Irish Times
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