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They say using purchasing power parity concepts including the big mac index to gauge the equilibrium exchange rate is inappropriate.

We-- The whole concept was we celebrating.

But the concept that we have to force you to interact with them to do anything is very off-putting to a lot of people.

Your child could ask it to explain a concept they're struggling with in different or simpler words.

Muslim life is structured by a few different concepts that are common to some – but not all – practitioners.

I didn't know the concept or anything when I auditioned.

Two of the strangest but most powerful concepts in psychology are sadism and masochism.

She was the first person to invent the concept of visual merchandising.

In his 1952 book “Black Skin, White Masks,” Fanon engaged with Hegel’s concept of recognition to describe the condition of colonized peoples.

Islam is a monotheistic religion that really stresses the absolute oneness of God, a concept known as Tawhid.

But I have to fight through it cuz the concept is costume art, so it's really nice to have me as an art on the carpet.

I still don't know the concept.

And that is actually how we are able to stumble upon a new concept.

But these ideas, both in secular spaces and in religious ones, are subject to change over time, including concepts of how many genders there are.

You have an instructor or two at the front of the classroom, and you have a room of anywhere from 30 to 100 new recruits who learn a skill or a concept.