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theme

Definition for theme

noun as in idea, subject matter

noun as in written composition

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Wray’s deputy also angered the right when he said that comments from the shooter’s social media accounts “appear to reflect antisemitic and anti-immigration themes to espouse political violence and are described as extreme in nature.”

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That can pull new investment money away from the speculative AI themes and into more traditional, income generating stocks, lowering overall market multiples at the same time.

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Her “Dazed and Confused”-themed Instagram post objecting to the closure went viral.

The highlight was an al pastor mac and cheese where I slathered the cubes of pork in the finest theme park cheese slop.

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“The underlying theme is a rotation into industries that return a lot of cash,” DeBusshere writes.

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