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practical

[prak-ti-kuhl] / ˈpræk tɪ kəl /




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Defending the deal, Mahmood acknowledged the number of removals was "relatively small" but said there were "practical issues" about how quickly people could be detained.

From BBC

It’s more that the Ranch’s library is practical, filled with books about permaculture, carpentry, animal husbandry, and some about making your own essential oils, natural cleaning supplies, and body products, and other stuff like that.

From Literature

Quantum technology is rapidly moving beyond controlled laboratory experiments and into practical use.

From Science Daily

Deputy Helen Miles, chair of the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel, called it a "practical step" and agreed the current provision for credit cards was "limited by current rules around data sharing".

From BBC

They include a six-month wait for learner drivers before taking a practical test, as well as restrictions on night-time driving and passenger numbers.

From BBC