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The service, which lasted about 90 minutes and was broadcast live on local television and radio, seemed in some ways tailored for a secular audience, with readings and performances by Jose Feliciano, Mary Higgins Clark and Ruth Ann Swenson, a soprano with the Metropolitan Opera.

They present a complex, multifaceted and artistically daring portrait of black life, and are in no way tailored for, or dependent for their success upon, the white gaze.

We wanted to help kids to take part in a global sporting event in a way that was tailored for them, keeping them informed and entertained along the way.

He says the startup's solution is to apply the latest deep learning techniques to analyse customer feedback in a way that is tailored for each company.

The myRA program was deemed a conservative way to save — and tailored for people who were not accustomed to investing in the markets — because account holders could not lose money.

While he's exacting, I suspect he might have found me stubborn at times in my desire that this story be told in a certain way and not be tailored for any particular audience but be true to itself.

The Tofflers traced human progress through three "waves," transformations that occurred when hunting and gathering gave way to farming; cities ballooned under industrialization; and, most recently, when standardized mass production gave way to goods and services tailored for specific users.

What distinguishes the LISN brand from its parent company is the way its products are specifically tailored for people unfamiliar with traditional incense culture (known as koh in Japanese).

Shareholders have, in the past, tended not to advance governance-related proposals as binding bylaw amendments, largely because this requires them to draft the actual language of the bylaw amendment in a way that works with and is tailored for the company's governing documents.

Developed by openEHR members, the openEHR Template Model (TM) [ 8] has been proposed as a way of grouping and customizing archetypes tailored for local clinical settings.

In some ways, Mr. Vacco's long legal career was tailored for a case just like this.