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refine

[ri-fahyn] / rɪˈfaɪn /




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“Pablo has helped me tune, refine and shape my voice to the point that it’s at right now,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Ahead of the results, retail-analytics firm Placer.ai estimated a bigger jump in visits during the period, helped by a more refined loyalty program.

From MarketWatch

But it is refined from feedstocks that have captured atmospheric CO2, like waste forest or agriculture biomass, instead of fossil fuels that were previously locked away underground.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, she’s been stamped with a red “V” for “Vacuous” and labeled cinema’s number-one fraud, regardless of the merit, improvement and commitment to refining her vision demonstrated by her two most recent films.

From Salon

Those gaps opened the door to refining and strengthening the theory.

From Science Daily