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practice

Definition for practice

noun as in routine, usual procedure

noun as in exercise, application

noun as in business; clientele of business

Strongest matches

career, work

verb as in carry out; undertake

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"China welcomes the EU to continue exerting its influence to urge the Netherlands to correct its erroneous practices as soon as possible," the commerce ministry said in a statement on Sunday.

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The filmmakers’ presence gives Jackie an excuse to spend an ample portion of time directly addressing the audience, never the most theatrically compelling device, even as practiced by an actor as endearing as Ms. Chenoweth.

"This is an extraordinary discovery that expands understandings about the origins and diversity of Indigenous accounting practices within and beyond the Andes," said Dr. Bongers.

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While these financing practices have made some investors skittish, Reitzes isn’t “as cynical since many of the investments seem to be in solid companies that help promote the ecosystem.”

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In practice, that means merchants could choose only to accept standard cards and thus only pay 1.25% in interchange.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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