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Sophistication
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Sophistication
Nutrition A virtually extinct term for the adulteration of foods or medicines
Vox populi Urbanity; suavity, refinement
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When poets and thinkers rose above their petty concerns to produce a literature of secular depth- expressing pathos, new poetical forms, sophistications and down to earth philosophy.
A Brief History of Punjabi Poetry by Durlabh Singh / Arts and entertainment industries community
Some of the technological measures used vary in their degree of sophistications from blocking access to certain Internet contents to tempering with Internet publications.
Cheap attempts on internet censorship by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
Constantly gesturing to music (the jazz pianist Alcyona contributes a live, specially commissioned accompaniment here), the madcap rhythms of Lye's low-tech films put the self-consciously cool sophistications of most pop videos to shame.
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