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fine-tune

verb as in make small adjustments

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We are entering an era where traders won’t be shouting on the floor but training, supervising and fine-tuning their algorithms.

“We will, step by step, fine-tune the military machinery of this powerful national movement, defending our peace, our sovereignty and our right to the future,” Maduro said.

On a recent visit, Warwas was still fine-tuning home improvement possibilities.

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"We eagerly await more details on the new funding, and hope the government will listen to the needs of students when fine-tuning their plans."

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Each driver is free to choose their own set-up to fine-tune their car.

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

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