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[kon-tekst] / ˈkɒn tɛkst /


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It was not clear exactly what being a key participant would mean in the context of the inquiry.

From BBC

The singer-songwriter provided some much needed context ahead of the ceremony, stressing that, while awards are nice, they are not the most important thing in the music world.

From BBC

No further context to the exchange is provided in this file, which appears in both datasets nine and 11, released on Friday.

From BBC

When Brooks announced the decision to the crowd, it lacked context.

From BBC

She has approval over the content and ostensibly a sound enough mind to understand exactly the political and social contexts the film will be released into.

From Salon