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boutique

Definition for boutique

noun as in shop

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booth, store

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concession, franchise

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As a result, “all these funky little lots in the city of Seattle are eligible for nice little boutique apartment buildings,” said Van Leeuwen.

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He was working at a boutique Manhattan law firm called Gold & Wachtel that counted Epstein among its clients.

This is the fancy, unclouded artisanal stuff from D.C.’s boutique ice company Favourite Ice, founded by local bartenders Owen Thomson and Joseph Ambrose.

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Some retail investors feel safer seeking out larger firms with well-known brands rather than boutique investment firms, but there is no hard and fast rule that says one is better than the other.

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With a 400kW capacity, the data centre is relatively small – or "boutique", according to Mr Richardson.

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

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