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qualities

[kwol-i-teez] / ˈkwɒl ɪ tiz /




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At this year's Euros, England showed incredible battling qualities to remain in the tournament and became the only country in the competition's history to have three different matches go to extra time.

From BBC

"He's athletic, he has an IQ and he works hard. Those qualities alone are big," Chaney says.

From BBC

These materials combine the functional qualities of metals and semiconductors with the bendability and light weight of plastics.

From Science Daily

And yet, Mr Fuller says, it's precisely such qualities that reveal the form's innate appeal, and see it endure among louder, more kinetic offering.

From BBC

Ms Miller also warns that candidates will end up preparing themselves to say what the AI wants to hear, rather than communicate their actual skills and qualities.

From BBC