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Significados de centric en inglés

Having or situated at or near a center.

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Uso de centric en inglés
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An unusual feature of the equality debate here is its state-centric nature.
The Irish Times
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Several core estrogen centric genes were shared with traditional cell line models.
Pubmed
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Messaging needs to be prolonged, pronounced and less ego-centric this time round.
Radio NZ
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Add an entertaining-centric cookbook if you enjoy hosting and cooking for others.
Ebony
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If you break down their financials you see it is North America-centric.
News.com.au
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This suede low-top which delivers big-boot stability in a svelte alpine-centric package.
Climbing Magazine
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Voted most eligible bachelor by some teenage-centric pop zines on the nets.
Earth Afire
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Sample three varieties of crab in one luscious crustacean-centric feast at Sekkatei.
News.com.au
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Each chapte is a self-contained pocket of narrative, filled with people-centric anecdotes.
Wired
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He said Mr Jones comments are New Zealand centric and border on racist.
Radio NZ
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The company said the divestitures would help it simplify its bank-centric business model.
Reuters
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Venezuela's economy is hurting after 11 years of Chavez's state-centric rule.
Reuters
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Of course, all this is from a technology-centric point of view.
Reuters
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Data hoarding is already well established as a defensive strategy among AI-centric companies.
Wired
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Surely this male-centric view can't affect the very tools used to create music?
Radio NZ
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Moreover, future maneuver concepts like network-centric warfare would be virtually impossible without it.
Wired
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Centric a través del tiempo
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