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private

Definition for private

adjective as in hidden, isolated

noun as in lowest rank of person enlisted in armed service

Strongest match

soldier

Strong matches

GI, infantry, sailor

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They are originated by private lenders and insured by the Federal Housing Administration.

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For example, a steel manufacturer faced with a sudden shortage of tungsten could apply Pathway’s framework that can learn from limited amounts of private data, without exposing that data to the world.

A book of condolence, which has been signed by fans from across the globe, will also be given to his family at the private ceremony.

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In February of last year, Karol G boarded a private plane out of Burbank with 16 passengers on board.

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U.S. labor productivity growth has been on the rise in recent years, gaining an average of 2.2% a quarter since 2023 due to public and private investments, new business formation, and surging immigration.

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