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hone

[hohn] / hoʊn /


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Fundamentally shift how and when technology is introduced in schools: Students should learn how to use AI tools responsibly early in their education, alongside the continued honing of foundational skills — logic, reasoning and analytical abilities.

From MarketWatch

In a carefully honed routine, aided by voice dictation, he could finish writing an X-ray report in as little as 75 seconds.

From The Wall Street Journal

After graduating, Finn, along with Farley, joined Chicago’s Second City to hone his comedy chops.

From Los Angeles Times

The London-born Hart, who honed his sourdough skills during seven years at San Francisco’s acclaimed Tartine Bakery, issued an apology online last week after his comments, which were made months ago, went viral.

From Los Angeles Times

Klarman honed in on five characteristics of Buffett that have contributed to his success, the first being his alert, accurate, quick and decisive mind.

From MarketWatch