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Thasos

[ thah-saws; English they-sos, -sohs ]

noun

  1. a Greek island in the N Aegean. About 170 sq. mi. (440 sq. km).


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/ ˈθæɒ /

noun

  1. a Greek island in the N Aegean: colonized by Greeks from Paros in the 7th century bc as a gold-mining centre; under Turkish rule (1455–1912). Pop: 13 761 (2001). Area: 379 sq km (146 sq miles)
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Other 51Թ Forms

  • ճ·· [they, -shee-, uh, n, -sh, uh, n, -see-, uh, n], adjective noun
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Enticed by the new low prices, customers from other grocery chains quickly flocked to Whole Foods, according to a report by alternative data intelligence firm Thasos Group, which analyzed mobile phone location data.

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The clinical eye — exacting, dispassionate, free of superstition — came into being a little after 500 B.C. on the wealthy Greek island of Thasos, Lane Fox argues in “The Invention of Medicine.”

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Phone and tech companies, such as data analytics group Thasos, have become a rich source of post-disaster data, able to track in real time the evacuation of different socio-economic groups with cellphone location data, for example.

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He spoke at length on the contradiction between the style of the sculpture and the fact that the marble from which it was carved came from Thasos.

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The statue was made of dolomite marble from the ancient Cape Vathy quarry on the island of Thasos, Margolis concluded, and the surface of the statue was covered in a thin layer of calcite—which was significant, Margolis told the Getty, because dolomite can turn into calcite only over the course of hundreds, if not thousands, of years.

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