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The typeface homogenizes excerpts from a thousands-year long history into a set of seamless services that use familiar melodies.

New Words for a New Year—Rabbi Leonard Gordon's Sermon 2010

The piano is just plain too dominant; it homogenizes the sound so that the rest of the musicians add a bit of color more than substance.

The Haunted Manor Lisa Hirsch 2009

Poetry homogenizes and elucidates our bother, our dull routine, noxious and dead to honor.

Archive 2009-12-01 EILEEN 2009

So unless natural selection within the groups is different — such that what it takes to survive and reproduce in one group is different from what it takes in another — migration quickly homogenizes the genetics of the whole population.

The Selfless Gene 2007

Poetry homogenizes and elucidates our bother, our dull routine, noxious and dead to honor.

YOUR WILDERNESS & MINE by DAVID HIGHSMITH EILEEN 2009

The piano is just plain too dominant; it homogenizes the sound so that the rest of the musicians add a bit of color more than substance.

Archive 2009-05-01 Lisa Hirsch 2009

But the culture of THIS JUST IN homogenizes those differences.

Marty Kaplan: Once in a Lifetime 2009

But you can look at pianos as an object lesson in how globalization, for all its benefits, homogenizes manufacturing.

Key indicators Matthew Guerrieri 2007

And, if I may be so bold as to offer some Left Libertarian advice, the best way to do that would be to embrace the autonomous nature of the scouting tradition, localizing and personalizing their efforts where WalMart homogenizes.

Cry Little Girl, Cry 2009

But you can look at pianos as an object lesson in how globalization, for all its benefits, homogenizes manufacturing.

Archive 2007-10-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2007