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“Walmart is on a mission to democratize fashion,” the company said this month in a news release announcing the tour, which began in Chicago and will make its way around the country through October, with two pop-ups in Los Angeles.

“Then the question becomes: Do you want to live next to a failed state ruled by gangs like Haiti, or do you want South Korea to take the initiative, steer the region toward stability and eventually democratize and reunify with the North?”

“This technology is going to democratize things in a way,” Nitta said.

Creators have been able to democratize the idea of celebrity and influence, so it’s only natural that the White House wants to strengthen their connections to this important community.

“Creators have been able to democratize the idea of celebrity and influence, so it’s only natural that the White House wants to strengthen their connections to this important community.”

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

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