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are particularity
noun
The condition of being particular; attention to detail; fastidiousness
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For men, high-tops are particularity making headlines, but these aren't his old gym shoes from the '90s.
Female teenagers are particularity vulnerable and often enter transactional relationships where they exchange sex for material goods and then fall pregnant at an early age.
These tumors are particularity interesting as they ubiquitously express very high levels of CTGF [ 32] and provide a platform for understanding CTGF function.
Make a digital look book and look through it to see what you are particularity drawn to.
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The causes of these constraints are particularities of rice production systems (design and heavy soil) and farmers' habits acquired with traditional rainfed sorghum cropping during the wet season.
If you know she's in a particular club, likes a certain band, or is particularity interested in something, focus your conversation by asking her about it.
Bill's talent was particularity.
Right now, they're particularity interested in the bambara groundnut.
This pattern was particularity apparent for the 50 and 99% treatments (P = 0.009).
With only two types of modules, TZ can be designed for nearly any situation and therefore is particularity suited for retrofitting to improve the mobility, comfort and safety of the users.
This server would be particularity useful for biomedical researchers who are not familiar with the computational environment.
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