broché

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broché

(brəʊˈʃeɪ; French brɔʃe)

adj

(Knitting & Sewing) woven with a raised design, as brocade

[C19: from French brocher to brocade, stitch; see broach¹]

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Digital media has greater freedom to broche taboo subjects.

Future media

''We really need Internet because there's so much information online, but at least this satisfies you a little bit because you feel like, 'I'm connected with a bunch of people, talking to them, sharing files,'' said Rafael Antonio Broche Moreno, a 22-year-old electrical engineer who helped build the network known as SNet, short for streetnet.

Cubans build secret network; Despite ban, youths create linkup of 9,000 computers

Dimelza Broche (Jacksonville, Fla.) was awarded the $20,000 grand prize for "Soul Reader," an oil on canvas painting, and Emily McPeek (Van Nuys, Calif.) received $10,000 for her oil painting, "Women Praying."

Smithsonian art

For Francis Broche of Le Progres daily, Jackson may have been an icon, "but an icon for our times, the head of planetary promotion." (ANI)

Michael Jackson a "mutant" whose music was "kitsch": French newspaper

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