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specialize

Definition for specialize

verb as in concentrate on specific area

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This design choice allows the company to circumvent “much of the sophisticated set of equipment and specialized materials that are needed to maintain high-pressure operation,” in addition to ensuring safety, analysts wrote.

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If policies exclude damage from floods or earthquakes, for instance, consumers can buy specialized insurance for that, Holeman said.

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While in production, these shows are in constant need of fresh meat, according to casting directors and producers who specialize in them.

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Humanoid robots lack strength, dexterity and specialized appendages—like welders or grinding wheels—but startups building them are betting they compensate through versatility.

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“Standard insurance policies usually do not cover delays or cancellations that result from government shutdowns,” said Joe Cronin, president of International Citizens Insurance, a company that specializes in insurance solutions.

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

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