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Topical
Topical adjective - Pertaining to the surface of a body part.
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Started and topical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Started" instead an adjective "Topical".
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- What started off as an uber-topical superhero satire slowly started to become a kind of uber-fanfic, placing the gamut of comic book characters in a world with very flexible rules.
Source: Cerebus Syndrome / Fan Works -
Fridge Logic when you consider that Park Avenue was full of topical references, and had started four years earlier...
Source: I Should Write a Book About This - The Nanny, the clothes and fashion are obvious enough, but they also made a lot of topical references to scandals such as the John Wayne Bobbitt story, the OJ Simpson trial, and the Menendez brothers that made it clear the show started in 1993.
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