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capturing

noun as in imprisonment

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Additionally, the team uses AR smart glasses for basic data recording such as capturing photographs and using voice recognition for notetaking.

In the corner of the marquee, three analysts sit behind a desk, capturing the work of Pennington and Brown on a phone and tablet mounted on a tripod.

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Villarreal: Tell me more about your approach to capturing the pain and the torment that’s going on internally of a character like this, as someone that’s been on the other side observing it.

Reznik said Southern California has a great deal of untapped potential to boost supplies locally through investments such as recycling wastewater and capturing stormwater.

While capturing methane contributes to California’s greenhouse gas reduction goals, the collateral damage is undeniable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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