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style

Definition for style

noun as in way of speaking, writing, expressing oneself

verb as in name, title

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For a few years now, spreadsheet masters have been working hard to get their hands on the wrestling style UK and world champion belts that are awarded to the winners of Microsoft Excel Championships - and in the west of England the race is on to find new talent to galvanise on the sport's growing popularity.

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Wagner, a former striker who once played for Bayern Munich, tried to bring an aggressive attacking style to Augsburg.

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The Australian helped to transform radio phone-ins from the 1970s onwards with his conversational and at-times confrontational interview style, during a career that spanned five decades.

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He pioneered a style whereby callers had to be on their mettle because he was known to treat them in the same way he would treat a politician.

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She hadn’t yet come up with the catchphrase “toxic empathy” — which, in true trolling style, appropriates the progressive use of the term “toxic” to describe unhealthy and cruel behavior — but her basic argument is right there.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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