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perfection

[per-fek-shuhn] / pərˈfɛk ʃən /


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But the more I try to practice living a peaceful life on my own terms — and I fall well short of perfection — the more I value the realization that peace really does come from within.

From Salon

Citrini views those — power generation equipment, grid infrastructure, copper miners and nuclear, etc. — largely “priced for the perfection” and facing impossible real-world constraints.

From MarketWatch

However, on Tuesday the Dutchman suggested his side will have to be "close to perfection" to secure Champions League football next season - and he is aware of the impact of missing out.

From BBC

As I tried on the jacket, which fit to perfection, she walked to the rack and pulled down a wool coat worn thin at the elbows.

From Literature

But many pockets of the market are “very much priced to perfection,” he added, which partly explains the fragility seen in the market, as it means stocks risk being punished when earnings disappoint investors.

From MarketWatch