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There's a prominent phrase on Chew's homepage, "Learn from the best", which hints at more potential: a site where people don't just watch and listen to DJ sets, but learn to DJ as well.
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It was one of the more prominent catch phrases that he said at the end of that series.
The proximate form indicates a more salient noun phrase, and obviative indicates a less prominent noun phrase.
Those papers that were deemed relevant to the study were further analysed to determine prominent keywords and phrases that could be used to classify the research being conducted in the area.
Figure 2 depicts two prominent examples of phrases, the relatively rigid 'female great call' and the 'male reply'.
Most prominent is the catchall phrase "soul food" -- an originally cultural/political term that today can refer as much to oatmeal as to fried chicken.
One of the most prominent is "blipster," a phrase we started using after passing around an obtuse and unintentionally hilarious 2007 NY Times profile on the rise of the "black hipster," African Americans who imagine it!—listened to indie rock, wore Converse, and hung out in music venues on the Lower East Side.
And don't remind me of the conversation I once had with a prominent academic, who intended the phrase "But it's so effortless …" as an adverse comment on a novel.
To borrow a phrase from a prominent tech investor, who spoke to TechCrunch on the condition of anonymity to avoid offending either company, Tencent and Alibaba are "carving up" Southeast Asia's startup ecosystem.
First, focusing on Nickel's phrase "see as prominent," s/he could claim that a distance illusion is created, so that the "farther away" relation is represented; or, noting that the preposition "as" seems already to be representational language, s/he could appropriate Nickel's own term "prominent" as designating a property and just leave it unexplicated.
The themes generally do not form symmetrical periods, and irregular phrase lengths are prominent.
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