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View definitions for ready-made

ready-made

adjective as in prepared

adjective as in trite

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"Unlike traditional environmental monitoring, which can be costly and time consuming, or simply impossible, these organisms provide cheap, ready-made, archival data, which can be extracted using a scientific method called chemical sclerochronology."

While a traditional ad campaign might require weeks of brainstorming sessions, focus groups and meticulous production schedules, AI can spit out a ready-made storyboard in minutes.

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And while race and class aren’t explicitly addressed, it’s impossible not to view our protagonist’s actions through a ready-made privilege that Eastwood doesn’t disabuse us of pondering.

You also get feedback effects, where people start paying attention to things more because they have a ready-made frame they can insert an anecdote into.

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That would mean someone “in the right wing media ecosystem that would have a ready-made audience for them.”

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