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But it's also clearly an acquired taste that won't be for everybody.
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We took new words into our mouths like foreign foods; suspicious, acquired tastes.
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TIRED Stark art is an acquired taste; journalism has a future?
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Some native dishes are excellent; others must certainly be acquired tastes.
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They're either an acquired taste or one you can never learn to love.
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It might be in fashion, but it's still an acquired taste.
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It is, of course, an acquired taste, as also are washing and tomatoes.
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These may be acquired tastes, but all taste for high art is acquired.
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Chang, even his closest allies will admit, was an acquired taste.
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Well, that depends, I suppose, upon one's natural or acquired taste.
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If Will Oldham is an acquired taste, it was a gathering of connoisseurs.
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It's too bad the biggie -the sound -is an acquired taste.
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It was an acquired taste like the Masai's mixture of blood and milk.
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When you're a Black female, you're an acquired taste in the professional world.
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Marcus had come to really enjoy that sludge, but it was an acquired taste.
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I've heard it said he's an acquired taste, well James has acquired my taste.