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blend

[blend] / blɛnd /






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BTS has consistently blended pop stardom with broader themes of identity, mental health and social pressure, helping redefine what a global music act can represent.

From Salon

“No other residence reflects so meaningfully the struggles and aspirations of the American people,” she outlined in a memorandum, and the building’s “original blend of dignity and simplicity” was paramount.

From Salon

Before reaching downtown, about 30 minutes south of the airport, I stopped for lunch at King BBQ, known for blending Chinese and Southern barbecue styles.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now Hughes blends both somatic experiencing and slow motion weight training at her personal training gyms, the Strength Shoppe, with locations in Pasadena, Mid-City and Echo Park.

From Los Angeles Times

Because it sits so close to the beginning of caenophidian history, the snake shows an unusual blend of traits that are now scattered across different modern snake groups.

From Science Daily