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Significados de beatniks en inglés

A United States youth subculture of the 1950s; rejected possessions or regular work or traditional dress; for communal living and psychedelic drugs and anarchism; favored modern forms of jazz (e.g., bebop)

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Uso de beatniks en inglés
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To somebody like you, crusaders and idealists are always beatniks and criminals.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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The dog was raised to sniff out civil rights workers & beatniks.
The new yorker
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Like cyberpunks, the beatniks were for the most part low-key, slightly mournful loners.
Wired
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The North Beach beatniks snap their fingers and eat it up.
Black is the new white
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Good behavior is enforced, and only true bohemians beatniks are encouraged at the Figaro.
The new yorker
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As-whatwas the word the beatniks liked?-deep ,thatwas it.
Shift
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Liberals and conservatives, reformers and old guard, beatniks and squares.
Shift
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The local news had been calling Marrowbone a Communist training ground full of dope-smoking beatniks.
The marrowbone marble company
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But I never met any of the other beatniks.
The new yorker
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Herb Gold gives a lecture on hipsters and beatniks in the temple at Cleveland Heights.
Hermit in paris: autobiographical writings
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With him there was a whole crowd of beatniks who were even more bearded and filthy.
Hermit in paris: autobiographical writings
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Just as cyberpunks carry their network identities into the physical world, the beatniks were fond of pseudonyms.
Wired
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Sometimes even the beatniks can be right.
Shift
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People in those parts still talked about hippies and beatniks as though the countercultures were still a threat.
The story of us
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Dublin emcees Dyramid and NoGood make relaxed rap music for all the bugged-out beatniks and head shop hippies.
The Irish Times
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It was even before beatniks-
Arcadia falls
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