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practice

[prak-tis] / ˈpræk tɪs /


NOUN
business; clientele of business
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Though he has only practiced the ancient art of sumo professionally for two years, he already sits just one notch below the immortal rank of yokozuna.

From The Wall Street Journal

Although more than 1,200 dental practices in Northern Ireland are still registered to treat health service patients, many are gradually dropping NHS work - and it's changing the game for thousands of people like Friel.

From BBC

Guidance regarding violence against women and girls' from the media regulator, Ofcom, has to be taken seriously, she adds - and "must be made a mandatory code of practice with consequences for non-compliance".

From BBC

Another columnist colleague, Nicole Nguyen, uses it to practice her French, allowing her to have actual conversations instead of just repeating stock phrases.

From The Wall Street Journal

National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden leaked information about U.S. surveillance practices—purportedly including data at U.S. tech giants.

From The Wall Street Journal