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The fast additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless at which the Internet has entered and transformed our additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless has had an impact on the words and language we use. It is 20 years since the additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless Dictionary.com was created, and it has looked back at the additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless two decades to see how the worldwide web has created additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless definitions to many additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless used words. Dictionary.com additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless Liz McMillan says it's interesting to see, "just how much the rise of technology has shaped our word use over additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless". She said: "To commemorate the 20th birthday of Dictionary.com, we look back at 20 words that have expanded in additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless over the last 20 years." The website has been documenting new lexical uses since, "the dawn of the Internet additionalbosscenturiescommonlydecadesdeviceeasilyeraflatlivesmeaningmeteoricpacepastsomeonetimevariantverbwebsitewireless".

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