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professionalism

Definition for professionalism

noun as in polished skill

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She talked about how much she loves this city — “F— ICE forever,” she said at one point to huge applause — but bemoaned the “weird professionalism” she can feel when she’s onstage in L.A.

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"I see a lot of similarities. I see a lot of commitment and professionalism. The hunger," Thompson told BBC Radio Manchester about the current Wigan set up compared to his time with Saints.

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And so I turned to a few top sommeliers whose professionalism I’ve experienced firsthand.

"I think what you would say about Craig, and a lot of people wouldn't see it, is his professionalism," adds Given, who once joked Bellamy "probably moans in his sleep".

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For Edwards' side though, considering the increased investment in the women's game and its ever-growing professionalism, it is unlikely they have entered a tournament under this level of scrutiny before.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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