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That view is upheld by LA Times columnist Michael Hiltzik, who asks what he calls the crass question - "What is Apple Inc's plan if CEO Steve Jobs dies?"— BBC News | Technology | World Edition
So I was at the gym this afternoon and on one of its many boxes was TNT, which was showing James Cameron's crude, crass, and in several respects rather diverting 1995— In The Company Of Glenn
Even after Perry apologized, Lily called her "crass" and said she modeled her style after Lily's own.— Agent Bedhead
Perry, who remarked that she was a "skinnier version of Lily Allen," was criticized by Allen for having "crass" lyrics and not writing her own songs.— VentureBeat
Hollywood sign was erected in 1923 (actually, it was then the "Hollywoodland" sign), it was decried as a crass attempt by Harry Chandler to market his newly-built real estate development of the same name.— Design Observer: Main Posts

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