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tailor
noun as in person who sews clothing
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As for the jewelry, Kenneth Jay Lane custom-built two necklaces to mimic Holly’s jewels, which had to be hand-sewn by Lawson’s tailor Sarah Moore pearl by pearl to anchor it to the dress.
Democrats tried to tailor their economic messages in Michigan, touting their investments in electric car manufacturing while securing an endorsement from United Automobile Workers president Shawn Fain, a frequent Trump critic.
Bal remembered embarking on a sartorial adventure at the age of 11 when he coaxed his father into a tailor's shop in Delhi to craft his own cowboy pants adorned with tassels.
“One of those is the importance of communicating to Republican and independent voters who do support this issue, but may be turned off by the messages that progressives would use if they were speaking to fellow progressives, and figuring out how to tailor that messaging to the entire electorate.”
Most of the questions during this three-state town hall trip, however, seemed tailor made for Harris to tout key campaign talking points.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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