Winnie-the-Pooh in the Oxford English Dictionary

"Another factor to consider when planning a hybrid market is GM crops the market is considering."

"Marketability of products is different so that there are essentially all kinds of skills and resources."

"These standards will promote the health, performance, happiness and marketability of the finest calves in the final product."

"Invasive species are threatening the agricultural resources of New Jersey due to declining agricultural production and sales capacity."

"In order to further enhance the marketability of the brand, we established an in-house advertising company in 1988."

"They feel that returning to school will provide more flexibility and marketability to their career choices."

"To ensure the ability to make a living, she has to emigrate, give up her child, and refuse to accept my previous marriage, everything to ensure her marketability as a wife"

"The lack of an older actress's role seems to encourage their market awareness."

"If your company is not on the radar screen, you need to evaluate your skills and upgrade accordingly and maintain the market."

"What happens with our feelings and marketability as a woman when it disappears and middle age?"

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This chaotic culture seems to prove my claim Oxford English Dictionary was named the annual vocabulary in 2016. Oxford English dictionary is called vocabulary every year every year. Annual vocabulary is designed to capture the cultural appeal of that particular moment or its specific moment. And this is not a new word they make up. Usually, it is an old word that suddenly becomes more useful. In 2016, the use of the term "after the truth" has increased 2,000 times over the past 15 years. More than 2000 times so they say "after the truth" is the best word of the year

Every year, the Oxford dictionary analyzes the usage of 150 million words in English to represent 'the best vocabulary of the year'. According to the Oxford dictionary, the use of the word "selfie" increased by 17,000% in a year. In 2013, the word broke "showroom" and "bit coin" and became a champion. The Oxford dictionary defines this term as "take pictures taken by yourself, usually taken with smartphones or webcams and uploaded to social media sites." It will be Merriam in 2014 if insufficient to solidify the position in English by this. - One of 150 new words in the Webster University Dictionary