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topical

adjective as in current

adjective as in restricted, local

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At the end of September, Oklo announced that the NRC had accepted its principal design criteria topical report for review under an accelerated timeline.

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As is so often the case with words that seem topical and newfangled, both turned out to have a deeper history than commonly imagined, dating back half a century.

When the book reaches his years on the court, its structure shifts from narrative to topical.

While topical minoxidil is an approved therapy, its limited ability to dissolve in water and penetrate the skin reduces its effectiveness.

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Working mostly collaboratively during this period, they made avant-garde films and an album, “Some Time in New York City,” devoted to topical songs with a political edge.

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

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