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focus

[foh-kuhs] / ˈfoʊ kəs /
NOUN
center or object of attention
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NOUN
point at which light or sound converge
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Money is the focus in the tracks like “La Moneda,” with Joel’s voice echoing through the backdrop as he proclaims that cash might change some tacky, incompetent chumps, but not him.

From Los Angeles Times

The staff has implemented drills that focus on a player’s specific movement or job during various plays.

From Los Angeles Times

"It's not laziness, it's the executive dysfunction that makes it difficult... People have trouble focusing their attention and keeping it sustained long enough to complete these tasks," she said.

From BBC

It’s clear by now that artificial intelligence isn’t just a helpful partner that eliminates busywork and lets us focus on the best parts of our jobs.

From The Wall Street Journal

OpenAI has recently taken steps to deprioritize certain products in favor of bringing more focus to services it is offering to businesses, including software engineering tools.

From The Wall Street Journal