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topical

adjective as in current

adjective as in restricted, local

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Working mostly collaboratively during this period, they made avant-garde films and an album, “Some Time in New York City,” devoted to topical songs with a political edge.

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But he says there is a lack of robust evidence to suggest oral and topical collagen have any substantial effect.

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“Eureka Day,” a comedy by Jonathan Spector that wades into the debate on vaccine mandates, has only become more explosively topical since its 2018 premiere at Aurora Theatre Company, in Berkeley, Calif.

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While Wakim was only on the show for one season, he made some memorable visits to the Weekend Update desk where he delivered topical monologues.

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Set during a tragic moment in L.A.’s recent history and as topical as today’s news, the Lincoln Lawyer is more relevant than ever.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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