Thesaurus / speciality
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Choosing a city like Houston to focus on the energy sector, “makes sense and is a smart way” to “expand your market by a speciality,” and find areas of coverage that differentiate the FT from other publications covering that sector as well.
THE FINANCIAL TIMES PLANS TO OPEN 2 MORE U.S. BUREAUS TO TARGET ‘GLOBAL AMERICANS’SARA GUAGLIONEJULY 27, 2021DIGIDAYThe company, which has a 20-year history, said Fund V was “substantially oversubscribed” and will focus on the funds main specialities in software, fintech, marketplaces and the consumer internet.
EUROPE’S DN CAPITAL LAUNCHES ITS NEW $350M FUND AFTER A KNOCK-OUT YEAR FOR ITS PORTFOLIOMIKE BUTCHERJULY 9, 2021TECHCRUNCHBring on all the speciality desserts, tasty quiches, and perfectly grilled steak.
UNIQUE PAN DESIGNS FOR A CREATIVE COOKING EXPERIENCEPOPSCI COMMERCE TEAMOCTOBER 28, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEThus the scale of sorrow from sad melancholy to painful suffering became the speciality of the Dsseldorf school.
THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING, VOLUME 1 (OF 4)RICHARD MUTHERShe had a speciality for making coffee, and really it was quite drinkable.
CASTELLINARIAHENRY FESTING JONESNever before in the annals of that great school had a Speciality been known to tell a story of another girl.
BETTY VIVIANL. T. MEADELater, his speciality was the taking off of foreigners—a sorry means of inciting to laughter for a man of intellect.
THE ENGLISH STAGEAUGUSTIN FILONOn the morning of that day Fanny made another effort to induce Betty to renounce the idea of becoming a Speciality.
BETTY VIVIANL. T. MEADEIt was not sufficient that she should be expelled from the Speciality Club; the usual formula must be gone through.
BETTY VIVIANL. T. MEADEThe Speciality Club exercised too great an influence in the school for its existence to be lightly regarded.
BETTY VIVIANL. T. MEADEWORDS RELATED TO SPECIALITY
- careers
- claim to fames
- cup of teas
- distinguishing features
- field of concentrations
- fortes
- games
- hobbies
- jobs
- long suits
- magnum opuses
- majors
- masterpieces
- minors
- numbers
- object of attentions
- object of studies
- occupations
- pièce de résistances
- practices
- professions
- pursuits
- rackets
- special projects
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- specials
- things
- vocations
- weaknesses
- works
- career
- claim to fame
- cup of tea
- distinguishing feature
- field of concentration
- forte
- game
- hobby
- job
- long suit
- magnum opus
- major
- masterpiece
- minor
- number
- object of attention
- object of study
- occupation
- pièce de résistance
- practice
- profession
- pursuit
- racket
- special
- special project
- speciality
- thing
- vocation
- weakness
- work
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