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Meanings of very concept in English

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Usage of very concept in English
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The very concept of a level playing field is anathema to fashion.
The Guardian
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Of course, the very concept of a weed is an entirely human one.
The Guardian
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At stake: nothing less than the very concept of European identity.
The Guardian
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In France the very concept of terroir embodies a fuzzy element of mystery.
Wired
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Replace tea with coffee and it was the very concept Matt was proposing.
Latte trouble
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Sandra, the engineer who designed the unit, considered that very concept.
The unincorporated man
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Or is it a deconstruction of the very concept of gender?
Radio NZ
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So for vegans the very concept of the ethical egg is essentially oxymoronic.
The Guardian
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This is at odds with the very concept of empowering and building state capacity.
The South African
10
It's also a land where the very concept of insurance needs to be taught.
Reuters
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But the very concept has created a copyright law conundrum.
The Guardian
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Not to mention that the very concept of cultural appropriation is a tangled one.
The Guardian
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According to Palaniappan, the real culprit here is the very concept of the payday.
Wired
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But the very concept of brunch is enough, apparently, to make my dad furious.
News.com.au
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How can anyone resist the very concept of translucent powder?
NY Magazine
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The very concept of Music Migrations - now lustily in train - is one example.
The Irish Times
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