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Tarde

American  
[tard] / tard /

noun

  1. Gabriel 1843–1904, French sociologist.


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He would become known for the songs "Contigo Aprendí," "Adoro" and "Esta Tarde Vi Llover."

From Fox News • Dec. 28, 2020

Even while paired with a hot player, Tarde has been able to contribute six strokes to the team total, including three on Friday when they played Pebble Beach.

From Golf Digest • Feb. 8, 2020

"I'm happy to sell my spot to the highest bidder," Tarde, who also is the global head of strategy and content, Discovery Golf, said jokingly.

From Golf Digest • Feb. 8, 2020

"It's what you've done all week, really, so the routine isn't any different," said Tarde, whose mobile phone was active Saturday evening as he received countless texts and phone calls from friends.

From Golf Digest • Feb. 8, 2020

Half mockingly, half approvingly, M. Tarde here indicates a new conception of human intercourse and criticises with a richly suggestive detachment, the social relationships of to-day.

From Underground Man by Tarde, Gabriel

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