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invention

[in-ven-shuhn] / ɪnˈvɛn ʃən /




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She also worked in Hollywood in the 1960s, starring in The Pink Panther, where co-star David Niven paid her the best compliment she said she ever received: "Claudia, along with spaghetti, you're Italy's greatest invention."

From BBC

It’s a reminder that for all the radical invention visible in these sculptures, tradition is never far off.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the fact remains: that Elizabeth Lane, the one America invites into its kitchens every month, is an invention.

From Salon

The whole idea of slapping a label on people based on when they were born is a 20th-century invention, originating in Hungarian sociologist Karl Mannheim’s 1952 book “The Problem of Generations.”

From Salon

For now, however, these inventions have no official name.

From BBC