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popular culture
(redirected from Popculture)

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popular culture
n → Popkultur f
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She said: "There are some popculture references which get lost in the sauce but in places where people speak a common language, I think most things are going to go over.
HAMMER HORROR; Janeane hits the Fringe after gig shocker by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Neither scenario is any less tragic, especially to the families and friends of the victims, but it is worth noting that guns receive far more political, media and popculture attention than does road safety.
ITE's Role in Safety Leadership by Russell PENG Brownlee and Jeffrey PE, PTOE Shaw / Institute of Transportation Engineers. ITE Journal
00 Paperback The Blackwell philosophy and popculture series PN1992 Not many books refer to Hooters restaurant and philosopher John Stuart Mill on the same page.
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