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07:53 Mar 22, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Madeleine van Zanten Switzerland Local time: 08:52 | ||||||
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transparency /luminosity Explanation: or: transparent look, lighter look the style has changed from dark to transparent or luminous; |
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it's now playing the transparency card Explanation: the question was asked not so long ago think it deals with transparencies or acetates hope it helps |
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"it now incorporates greater transparency" Explanation: ... or some such phrase ("has now turned towards/opted for greater transparency"). I know your problem is with the word "transparents", but it's a little difficult to know whether to interpret this in a technichal or a figurative sense. I hope that "transparency" is sufficiently vague and plausible to prove satisfactory in both senses! All the best Barnaby Capel-Dunn |
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it presently tries to become operative through transparency Explanation: It might sound a bit more business type. |
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