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hone

[hohn] / hoʊn /


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The investigation will hone in on repeated prompts that urge users not to miss out on rewards or purchase time-limited offers, the watchdog said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Countries worldwide are increasingly looking to reduce foreign reliance and hone their own capabilities in a technology that could profoundly affect their economic competitiveness and national security.

From The Wall Street Journal

You’ve honed your craft, studied incessantly and brought every part of yourself to this character and this movie.

From Salon

Rather, during his near decade in office, he has honed a public profile for his work on tech issues and his involvement with tech players.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fundamentally shift how and when technology is introduced in schools: Students should learn how to use AI tools responsibly early in their education, alongside the continued honing of foundational skills — logic, reasoning and analytical abilities.

From MarketWatch