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refined

[ri-fahynd] / rɪˈfaɪnd /




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In this and other ways, the hybridized Crosstrek is not so much different but comprehensively improved: more refined, responsive and meaningfully more fuel efficient.

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Her biggest undertaking in subsequent years was “Women of Will,” a two-person touring production, which Packer wrote and refined over 15 years, in which she played about 20 female characters from Shakespeare’s plays.

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Some ideas refined among scholars eventually find their way into the curriculum and textbooks of college lecture halls and high-school classrooms, where student politics and perceptions are shaped.

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Before Rome, Filippino’s painting was a refined extension of the Florentine tradition from which he emerged, whereas after, it became a stranger, more disconcerting mix of the ancient Roman world and the modern one.

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"It's a perfect, simple, sober homage" to not only a talented artist but a "courteous, splendidly refined" person, said Giulia Carraro, 75, a former personal assistant who moved in his circle.

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