seamless web

collocation in English

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seamless
adjective
uk
/ˈsiːm.ləs/us
/ˈsiːm.ləs/
without any seams (= lines of sewing joining different pieces ...
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web
noun[C]
uk
/web/us
/web/
a net used to catch insects, made by a spider from the sticky thread that its ...
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(Definition ofseamlessandwebfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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We have aseamlessweb.
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There is in the realm of thought as well as social relations aseamlessweb.
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Well, this is almost aseamlessweb.
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It is aseamlessweb, and degree is irrelevant.
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Government, as we know, is aseamlessweb.
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They do not regard it as aseamlessweb.
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To adequately represent technological development, it is necessary to include the "seamlessweb" of social relationships around the technology.
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It may be relevant here to mention that morality is not aseamlesswebthat is either in or out.
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Their first step was to chop up what had previously been aseamlesswebof laboratory activity from the point of view of cost.
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It used to be said of nuclear strategy that it was aseamlessweb.
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The first is that the policy is aseamlessweband has not changed since 1979.
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Economic activity is aseamlessweband the distinction between manufacturing and others is arbitrary.
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His concept of theseamlesswebis absolutely fundamental in this context.
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However, in framing any particular law, we must remember that the law is aseamlessweb.
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He raised many points in the context of theseamlessweb, but he raised a specific point which is valuable.
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It is no use him trying to assure us again that there will be aseamlessweb.
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It is essential to have a framework that enables us to develop aseamlesswebof tertiary education.
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Most commendably in that experiment it regarded the whole of the society of that area as a "seamlessweb".
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Nor is it possible to weave the answers to all the questions into someseamlesswebof principle.
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To get an effectiveseamlesswebof provision, we need to merge the providers and the budgets.
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We also know that in a number of cases they simply resented the requirement to account for theseamlesswebof their day in this segmented bureaucratic and financial manner.
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No facts which tend to show that smoking may in certain cases be beneficial are allowed to disrupt theseamlesswebof its disapproval.
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We need aseamlesswebenabling us—by means of compulsion, if necessary—to force people to make adequate funded contributions.
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To borrow a phrase from the old days of nuclear defence, the treaty is a "seamlessweb", starting with article 2 and continuing in that vein.
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