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The presurvey responses provided valuable insights into the perceptions surrounding a recipe before preparing and tasting it; additionally, postsurvey comments solicited specific modifications to adapt ingredients to a specific culture, improve the preparation or cooking time, or make the title more descriptive.

Sparrows in particular will be most impacted by the new decision, in part because many species look alike, making more descriptive names challenging.

The renaming process will aim for more descriptive names about the birds’ habitats or physical features and is part of a broader push in science for more welcoming, inclusive environments.

Even with more descriptive names, consumers might not be guaranteed to get exactly what they’re looking for.

Buffalo’s Dawson Knox puts it in more descriptive terms.

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

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