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properly

[prop-er-lee] / ˈprɒp ər li /


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"There are many people who are determined to make a difference and ensure that the Church is a place where, when things go wrong, they are dealt with properly".

From BBC

Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Jane Dodds MS said teaching assistants were "absolutely vital" and the party wanted to see them "properly recognised and valued for their exceptional work."

From BBC

Its host star is bright, the brown dwarf sits at an ideal position, and at the Roman Coronagraph's operating wavelengths it will appear faint enough relative to its star to properly evaluate the new technology.

From Science Daily

Before they replace human workers, AI systems need to be able to do the required tasks—and consumers and employers need to trust that AI will do them properly.

From The Wall Street Journal

When these networks fail to function properly, diseases including cancer can develop.

From Science Daily