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prism

noun as in crystal

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Where England's Test side is concerned, everything is viewed through an urn-shaped prism.

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Evangelicals view Israel through the prism of a celebrated tradition of Christians who opposed the Nazis and rescued Jews from Hitler’s death camps.

But viewed through the prism of Western democracy in crisis, her big win also has an unmistakable Bernie-Zohran flavor.

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He said Earl "led a rather nihilistic existence which involved taking drugs" and "saw the world through the desperate, pathetic and delusional prism of online gaming".

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But the introduction of artificial intelligence has given a new prism through which to view these unresolved existential questions.

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

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