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fine-tune

verb as in make small adjustments

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“It seems there’s still work to be done fine-tuning these systems,” she said.

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Negotiators in Geneva on Sunday were able to “fine-tune” the 28-point plan, and now there are a few remaining points of disagreement officials continue to work through, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday.

“We had a whole week to prepare and fine-tune the mistakes we made last time,” he said.

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Everything can be monitored and adjusted through the companion app, so you can fine-tune without hovering.

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By the end of his run there, Kupp was a seasoned elder statesman, still contributing but also helping younger players fine-tune their game.

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