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modern

[mod-ern] / ˈmɒd ərn /


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Maybe she’s not the classic image of defiance, but she’s certainly a modern one.

From Salon

None of those earlier swarms resulted in a major quake on the Calaveras fault, which hasn’t ruptured in modern history.

From Los Angeles Times

But he thinks modern retailing would benefit from a return to the old-fashioned values that once defined British retail, in particular innovation and kindness.

From BBC

Researchers at Duke University have created a new artificial intelligence framework designed to uncover clear, easy-to-understand rules behind some of the most complicated dynamics seen in nature and modern technology.

From Science Daily

Mr. Crow, a professor of modern art at New York University, has previously written about the relationship between art and politics in 18th-century France and America’s 1960s counterculture.

From The Wall Street Journal