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The more specific they get, marketers reckon, the more likely you are to buy.

Inside the quarantine zone, even more specific procedures were outlined to keep those within the bounds of it safe.

Back in the U.S., the FAA is much more specific about what passengers are allowed to take on a flight.

De Blasio and the others need to be much more specific about what they will DO absent stop-and-frisk.

More specific to Liz: as political headaches go, the return of the Cheney brand to the national stage promises to be a doozy.

The tone of polite gravity is gone; what remains is less succinct, but more specific, and in its way effective.

Can you be more specific as to what the latter part of October might be?

More or less presumptive evidence may be adduced for a yet more specific dating.

The second sentence repeats the thought of the first in more specific terms; the third repeats it in more general terms.

Well, that is one way of putting it; but there is a more specific way.