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posit

[poz-it] / ˈpɒz ɪt /


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The rule posits a person needs some 10,000 hours of practice to achieve mastery.

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The theory posits that gains in transport stocks bode well for the broader market and its continuing rally.

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In his lecture on “Beowulf,” Tolkien posits that the poem gives a “new perspective on an ancient theme: that man, each man and all men, and all their works shall die.”

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A meritocracy sets a standard, posits an ideal, gives the more ambitious people in a society something to look up to and to shoot for.

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Key to understanding the brain, Mr. Wright posits, is the fact that these models are flexible and can change with new inputs.

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