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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
humanise .
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Examples
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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Having a family also "humanises" the technology, and provides the potential for greater media coverage.
iTnews Australia 2010
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It humanises us, and through us, almost humanises itself.
Hisham Wyne: Public Transport and the Evolution of Urban Culture Hisham Wyne 2010
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