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You can use this phrase to emphasize the detail of a certain thing. For example, "Be sure to specify to the contractor exactly what materials you would like to use."
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But try and take yourself seriously and specify to everyone you contact why you're contacting them".
The company did not specify to whom the payments were made.
He would not specify to whom he was referring or instances when he thought it occurred.
Mr. Maroni said the government would offer incentives, which he did not specify, to keep people at work past the minimum retirement age of 57.
Fortune and Money did not specify to employees how many volunteers they needed, but company executives said the goal was more than 20 people.
A C.I.A. official said that the agency, aware of the changing nature of the jihad, had taken some steps he would not specify to counter the threat.
A U.S. oil-services company, which Lukoil executives said they could not specify to comply with securities legislation, won the first contract for three exploration wells.
Turkish officials said the bombers were members of a Marxist, pro-Assad organization with links they did not specify to Syrian intelligence.
Currently, there are 29 vendors, including doctors and antiques dealers, who pay a fee, which Ms. Montchal declined to specify, to be listed in the service directory, which is available on Home-Link's Web site, and in its quarterly magazine.
In only a third of the cases did the universities specify to the government the size of the financial conflict and, among those, six had equity stakes valued at greater than $100,000.
Mr. Limbaugh, 50, said he would rely on advances in technology, which he would not specify, to keep broadcasting his daily three-hour program, which broadcasts five days a week.
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