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creative

[kree-ey-tiv] / kriˈeɪ tɪv /


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After a lengthy downturn, the sector was relying on a rebound in China as well as creative shifts to reinvigorate demand for high-end goods.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s just not that deep of a song and it doesn’t lend itself to creative reimagining the same way other numbers on this compilation do.

From Salon

Third, the scenario involves many assumptions about a lack of central policy response, no economic benefits and no “Schumpeterian creative destruction.”

From MarketWatch

Luhrmann took some creative liberties to achieve a kind of emotional truth.

From Los Angeles Times

Irving, who has signed on with the company as its chief creative officer, launched his own line of “Kai” basketball shoes, including a recent one that celebrated Chinese New Year.

From Los Angeles Times