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  • Is fixing a leaky faucet in your repertoire?
    repertoire = collection of skills
  • He tried to live entirely off the country, and he tried to do it without bothering to master beforehand the full repertoire of crucial skills.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
  • They made a few more journeys with Arthur Berg and his friends, keen to prove their worth and extend their thieving repertoire.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
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  • He began searching through his repertoire of nicknames.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
  • Other words had their own repertoires.†  (source)
  • I assume, given a few years, leg waxing will also be a part of their repertoire.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
  • So he waves his baton in the Piazza, ostensibly putting the classical repertoire behind him.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of works
  • Except for one pitch, the only one left in his repertoire from the old days.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of pitching skills
  • High above us in the darkness a solitary mocker poured out his repertoire in blissful unawareness of whose tree he sat in, plunging from the shrill kee, kee of the sunflower bird to the irascible qua-ack of a bluejay, to the sad lament of Poor Will, Poor Will, Poor Will.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of things to perform (in this case bird calls)
  • We have built up a repertoire of such gestures, such familiarities, between us.  (source)
    repertoire = collection
  • This was a new entry in his repertoire of poses: back to the wall, arms crossed, cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth, his good leg casually bent.  (source)
  • Apparently, daring rescues weren't part of a jewel thief's repertoire.  (source)
    repertoire = collection of skills
  • Whenever one of them made a move she had never seen before, she quickly appropriated it-imagined it as part of her own repertoire.  (source)
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