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Darwin's seminal work on evolution
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She made seminal contributions in the field mathematics before she was thirty.
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the band's seminal music
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It was a seminal event in American History.
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Okay, but presumably you know Afasi och Filthy's seminal album Flacken.† (source)
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For here was Mishka's project in a nutshell: a compendium of quotations from seminal texts arranged in chronological order, but in each of which the word bread had been capitalized and printed in bold.† (source)
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The same was true of Charles Murray's seminal Losing Ground, another book about black folks that could have been written about hillbillies— which addressed the way our government encouraged social decay through the welfare state.† (source)
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Simon regarded the publication of Webster's Third New International Dictionary in 1961 as a "resounding victory" for descriptive linguistics and "seminally sinister" for its permissiveness.† (source)
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It would have to be removed surgically and he would no longer be able to produce seminal fluid.† (source)
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In 1903, W.E.B. Du Bois included in his seminal work, The Souls of Black Folk, a brilliant but haunting short story.† (source)
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But the Oakland Coliseum, on December 28, 1975, was, in retrospect, a seminal moment.† (source)
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That was the trip that led to the most seminal moment in my life—when I met Jai.† (source)
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We think Velvet Underground is seminal.† (source)
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It's considered the seminal work of the Northern European Renaissance.† (source)
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He had just emptied his seminal vesicles into Valencia, had contributed his share of the Green Beret According to the Tralfamadorians, of course, the Green Beret would have seven parents in all.† (source)
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It's 7:30 on Friday night, and a seminal moment of Brown's right-minded indoctrination is about to commence: the all-important diversity orientation session.† (source)
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