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practice

[prak-tis] / ˈpræk tɪs /


NOUN
business; clientele of business
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The reviews conclude that longer-term, independently funded studies are crucial for guiding both medical practice and public health policy.

From Science Daily

Except she really just wants to practice for the upcoming Third of July neighborhood cookout.

From Literature

"You must review your food safety management system as a whole to ensure that it fully covers all practices undertaken," it concluded.

From BBC

Mr. Wash: All of your work and your whole practice is in the outside space.

From Los Angeles Times

They know their racers better than the racers know themselves, analyzing every turn, riding the chairlift with them for every practice run, monitoring not just what’s going on inside the boots but inside the helmet.

From Los Angeles Times