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particular

adjective as in notable, uncommon

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Labour MSP Neil Bibby said the minister's attendance at the Aberdeen v Livingston game at Pittodrie has "raised particular eyebrows" and asked for further details of the discussions to be published.

From BBC

Early on, the cause was reining in the world’s population — the United States’ population, in particular.

From Salon

Tanton’s belief that mass immigration would supplant white America had one particular focus: He saw it as a threat to the country’s ecology and ultimately to the consensus among environmentalists about preserving the purity of that ecology.

From Salon

And he was well aware of the particular pressures at the United States border.

From Salon

Technology stocks, in particular, are expected to drive future gains, fueled by growth potential in artificial intelligence.

From Salon

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

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