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''Toxic'' Is Oxford Dictionary's Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries announced that it has chosen "toxic" as its annual "Word of the Year", arguing that it was "the sheer scope of its application that has made it the standout choice".
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Oxford Dictionaries Word Of The Year Is A Word Nobody Actually Uses
The Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2017 has been revealed and the winner is . . . "Youthquake."
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Oxford Dictionaries Declare 'Youthquake' Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries has declared "Youthquake" as 2017's Word of the Year, reflecting what it calls a "political awakening" among millennial voters, the media reports on Friday.
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Engaging Youngistan: Shashi Tharoor's letter to first-time voters
The 2014 elections are a critical juncture in the history of our nation. They are being described as a 'youthquake', with an unprecedented share of first-time voters coming forward to exercise their democratic right.
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Opinion: Op-ed: Youthquake 2014 - In digital age, first time voters can script the India story
The General Elections of 2014 signify a "youthquake", with an average of nearly 90,000 first-time voters in each constituency, as per the latest data released by the Election Commission.
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''Toxic'' Is Oxford Dictionary's Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries announced that it has chosen "toxic" as its annual "Word of the Year", arguing that it was "the sheer scope of its application that has made it the standout choice".
-
Oxford Dictionaries Word Of The Year Is A Word Nobody Actually Uses
The Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2017 has been revealed and the winner is . . . "Youthquake."
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Oxford Dictionaries Declare 'Youthquake' Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries has declared "Youthquake" as 2017's Word of the Year, reflecting what it calls a "political awakening" among millennial voters, the media reports on Friday.
-
Engaging Youngistan: Shashi Tharoor's letter to first-time voters
The 2014 elections are a critical juncture in the history of our nation. They are being described as a 'youthquake', with an unprecedented share of first-time voters coming forward to exercise their democratic right.
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Opinion: Op-ed: Youthquake 2014 - In digital age, first time voters can script the India story
The General Elections of 2014 signify a "youthquake", with an average of nearly 90,000 first-time voters in each constituency, as per the latest data released by the Election Commission.
