tweak

So I took a crack at it, hoping to tweak that memory into an improved adult version.

Leaders emphasised in a readout Thursday that China will share opportunities with countries around the world, a nuanced tweak from previous language, the National University of Singapore's Bert Hofman told AFP.

Reaves was a modified participant in practice Thursday after he “tweaked” his ankle in Tuesday’s game, Redick said.

Ford also tweaked its guidance for 2025 adjusted profit to between $6 billion and $6.5 billion, in part due to the supplier fire and the tariff headwinds the company has had to absorb.

With apologies to Ibsen’s ghost, DaCosta’s tweaks have sharpened its rage.