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au courant

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au courant 
1. (formal) if you are au courant, you have the most recent information about something or someone (usually + with ) I bought a copy of Hello magazine in an attempt to be au courant with the lives of the rich and famous.
2. (mainly American) modern and fashionable If you want to keep your au courant status this winter, you won't be wearing black.


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That the Academia Semillias del Pueblo in El Sereno was funded by a grant from the Raza Development Fund should come as no surprise to anyone au courant of recent attitudes engendered by many in the Hispanic community.
One measure of its au courant status is the decision of the Association of American Colleges and Universities to devote the full winter 2005 issue of Peer Review, a quarterly journal on emerging trends in undergraduate education, to the topic.
South, 800-634-6661, $140 and up), probably the city's most venerable brand,remains au courant with its new luxury Augustus Tower and the expanded Forum Shops, complete with the continent's only tri-level curved escalators.
 
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