Equally it shows how ubiquitous the term has become.
The assertion, or description, shows how flexible the term has become.
The term has become so overused that it means vastly different things to different people.
Addiction, she said, is misunderstood because our relationship with the term has become too casual.
Cuomo, in his second term, has become infatuated with public works.
But as this series unwraps, it has shown how conveniently imprecise the term has become.
The term has become a focal point in the revived debate over what is called network neutrality.
For many Latinos in heavily Hispanic regions, the term has become too confining and parochial for their reality.
The battle over the term has become a proxy for the larger issues that divide Washington and the Arab public.
But somehow -- mistakenly I would argue -- the term has become synonymous with greedy, spoiled, divorced, remarried mega-shopper.
The grenadier has since disappeared as a special type of infantryman, and the term has become obsolete save in historical names such as the Grenadier Guards.
