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theme

Definition for theme

noun as in idea, subject matter

noun as in written composition

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While the issue of discouraging migration was not a central theme in the election platforms of Ivorian presidential candidates, all of them proposed policies aimed at creating more jobs and training for young people.

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Market concentration among the “Magnificent Seven” megacap tech stocks has reached record levels, and the AI theme has boosted valuations across all parts of the economy.

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These issues, Meyer argued, are connected to the theme of American democracy.

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The theme, less ambitious than the Met's elaborate fashion cues, is "pink" -- inspired by the "colours and light of India" as the museum's exhibition on "Ancient India: living traditions" draws to a close.

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Noting the show’s timely themes, Times television critic Robert Lloyd called it a “perfectly decent, good-hearted, unsurprisingly sentimental miniseries” in his review.

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

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