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lens

[lenz] / lɛnz /


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In most school curricula, the Holocaust serves as the primary, often exclusive, lens through which the demonization of Jews is understood.

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She leaned toward the camera with her hand out in front of the lens.

From Literature

The 2024 US Open finalist wrote "no Chiefs jersey today" on a courtside camera lens after her victory and the pair were seen chatting and laughing in the locker room straight after the match.

From BBC

Marking the museum’s 25th anniversary, the Frist looks at this underappreciated history of the city through a female lens and examines the way women have nurtured the arts there.

From The Wall Street Journal

Initial public offerings offer investors a fresh lens on the market and, in some cases, a chance to uncover overlooked opportunities.

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