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For instance, a proper operational definition from the National Institutes of Health can enable more accurate national surveillance and coordinated responses to health threats by being more specific about how the threat will impact those with cerebral palsy.

But Trump's plans for the economy — some broad and vague, others more specific — could affect the money Americans make and keep, depending on which strategies are put into action.

Ramaswamy has been more specific, saying on the 2024 campaign trail that he'd at the very least close the Department of Education, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Hopefully I can be a little bit more specific soon, but I am really excited about it all.

Kirsi Niinimäki, a professor in design who researches the future of textiles at Finland’s Aalto University, says the solutions offered by these companies look “quite promising” – although she adds that she would like to see more specific information about issues like the fixing process and long-term studies on fabric durability.