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refine

[ri-fahyn] / rɪˈfaɪn /




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She will leave behind a brand in tremendous financial shape with an image of timeless, refined masculinity that she has helped shape.

From Barron's

The combination of an already-oversupplied oil market and U.S. efforts to potentially bring Venezuelan oil to the U.S. for refining could continue to tamp down those costs for drivers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Use the next six years to refine and fine-tune your strategy.

From MarketWatch

That's a common trait of music generated on apps like Suno and Udio - partly because of the way they start with white noise and gradually refine it until it resembles music.

From BBC

The development can lead to additional traffic to Alibaba’s platform while refining the agent’s functionality may take time, they note.

From The Wall Street Journal