It's what we have come to call internally the atomic unit of consumption.

这就是我们已经在内部所称的消费的原子单位。

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Thoughts about what we have come to call “positive worry” about the one they love begin to creep into their mind.

一些关于恋人的想法慢慢钻进他们的脑子，这里我们称之为“正面担忧”。

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And since the flow of communication never ends, you slip into a life of what I have come to call "reactionary workflow."

且既然消息总是源源不断的，你将陷入一种我称之为“反应式的工作流”的生活当中。

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They would call for help. And several groups of militia in the area would come to the aid of Harpers Ferry.

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In Machiavelli, we have what we have come to call "modernity," given its first and most powerful expression.

因为马奇亚维利,我们才有，“现代“这个词汇“,因为它从此有了最初与最有力的表述。

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I was waiting for you to call to come and meet you.

我还在等你电话，让我来见你呢。

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The bewildering lack of uniformity is a product of what industry pundits have come to call "vanity sizing"--a thinly veiled attempt by retailers to make weight-conscious customers feel better about their figures.

FORBES: What Size Are You--Really?

Whatever his true motive, Mr Blair's reward this week was a dress rehearsal of the fight he will have on his hands when the time does at last come to call a referendum.

ECONOMIST: Not quite across the Rubicon

The great irony about the national curriculum tests (or SATs as parents have come to call them) is that one of the main reasons for their introduction was not so much to test children but to test schools and teachers.

BBC: The dilemma of private tuition