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tailor
noun as in person who sews clothing
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Earlier this year, the company announced new “Flatellite” satellites tailored for large constellations.
His company’s new deal with Broadcom to make custom chips tailored to the needs of OpenAI’s future customers might not be out of this world, but it’s certainly audacious.
Now, more local charities are tailoring their support to help the whole family dealing with neurodiversity-related challenges.
We readily accepted that covering midriffs and visiting a tailor were office requirements.
For instance, in “The White Balloon,” he needed a tailor.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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