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tuning
noun as in regulation
Example Sentences
With South Africa tuning up for Saturday's match by battling past Scotland, Borthwick will know more than anyone how much better England will have to be if they are to compete with the best team in the world and lighten the mood around Twickenham.
Some people think that people that have visual impairments can't really do anything or can't do much with their life beside piano tuning.
One student said: "Some people think that people that have visual impairments can't really do anything or can't do much with their life beside piano tuning."
Much more has to do with a reductive view that the news is little more than misleading noise, which explains why tuning in to a handful of clear voices claiming they have the answer holds a fierce appeal.
When you get a guitar and it’s got a different tuning, you find something new.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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