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Commentator Riera told BBC Sport that the main advantage of being owned by CFG is a more professional structure.

From BBC

In his conference speech on Friday, Farage said the party needed to be more “professional”.

From BBC

Among proposed changes to make the party more professional, he said the party would be vetting candidates "rigorously" for all future elections.

From BBC

“Trump was on defense. Harris stuck to her points, was coherent and frankly, more professional than I have ever seen her. Trump missed too many opportunities,” one man told The Post.

From Salon

Yes, the city caters to those who enjoy drinking — whether it’s socially or in a more professional setting.

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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