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attire

[uh-tahyuhr] / əˈtaɪər /




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Unfazed, Mahama's government declared Wednesdays "fugu" day on his return home, with traders and weavers reporting a spike in demand for the centuries-old attire since.

From Barron's

The sport has in recent years encouraged its stars' newfound obsession with attire as a way to capture new fans.

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A sport for decades associated with no-nonsense jocks has in recent years encouraged its stars' newfound obsession with attire as a way to capture new fans beyond the sport's traditional base.

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They were also the only uniforms at the Games inspired by attire from the 13th century, when Mongolia was raiding the world.

From The Wall Street Journal

In order to participate she would sneak out the window or leave the house dressed in formal attire to throw her family off.

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