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relevance

noun as in pertinence

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However, the job has proved so slow – the first book was not produced until 1694 and today it takes more than a year to get through a single letter of the alphabet – that the relevance of the enterprise is increasingly in question.

From BBC

Trump’s victory showed how legacy media is losing relevance to personality-driven programming, including podcasts.

The relevance of this episode for the U.N. commission’s report, Sidoti continued, is that health facilities, patients and personnel were involved.

From Salon

I read "Clotel" closely to illuminate how Brown made sophisticated arguments against slavery and the oppression of women that retain contemporary relevance.

From Salon

Trump’s victory showed how legacy media is losing relevance to personality-driven programming, including podcasts.

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

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