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Meanings of real innovation in English

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Usage of real innovation in English
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What's happened is that we have the chance to create real innovation.
Wired
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Thus, the real innovation, bright ideas and interesting solutions come from the outside.
The Irish Times
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It's a fine enough bike, but the real innovation is its integrated sensor.
Wired
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The real innovation of Apple's App Store for software sales isn't online distribution.
Wired
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But the real innovation is in the dashboard, which is debuting for this event.
Reuters
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Honda That tap is where Acura's real innovation comes in.
Wired
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Unfortunately, these changes in name and delivery method telegraph the lack of any real innovation.
Wired
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These bit-players get in the way of real innovation, or so the engineering creed goes.
The Irish Times
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The then managing director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, described it as a real innovation.
Jamaica Observer
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Don't you think that's where the real innovation lies?
An unfinished score
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His only real innovation is his brutal, stupid honesty.
NY Magazine
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Common Sense It's a fine enough bike, but the Treadwell's real innovation is its integrated sensor.
Wired
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Here Bing packs some real innovation, especially as it comes to synthesizing information and summarizing it.
Wired
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But Arieff says real innovation would look more like creating mixed-use spaces, where people could live.
Wired
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But the real innovation here is the packaging.
NY Magazine
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The Smart-Kart's real innovation is its parental-control app.
BBC
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