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Are they so important as to be termed "commandments"?

UNDERWEAR in Britain used to be termed "unmentionables".

If certain books are to be termed immigrant fiction, what do we call the rest?

TO BE termed "ein shooting star" in German is high praise.

Berra was well known for amusing non sequiturs, which came to be termed "Yogi-isms".

Too baggy and shapeless to be termed androgynous, too norm to be normcore, dungarees are problematically wholesome.

They came to be termed the MDP Procedure and spawned numerous papers.1.1

"Family unification" has come to be termed as "chain migration".

I am about to be termed out after 12 years of serving the 8th District.

And it is at the same time the constitution of an apocalyptic humanism to be termed Aesthethics.

It's disheartening when people try to be something they aren't in-order not to be termed 'tourists'tourists