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The media environment is more diffuse than ever, and right-wing media has flourished in ways that Democrats are only beginning to grasp.

From Slate

Meanwhile, the pro-democracy coalition is diffuse and leaderless but is helped by the fact that it's less crazy.

From Salon

Asking if someone is a member is “actually the wrong question,” she said, “based on a misunderstanding about how ideas and social movements work. The NAR is incredibly diffuse by design.”

From Salon

This makes the sky look more orange, BBC forecaster Gareth Burleigh-Harvey says, as the smoke particles diffuse the sunlight.

From BBC

Minor adjustments in form and using props can alter the level of difficulty of an exercise or diffuse pain.

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

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