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She developed a new surgical technique that shortens recovery time.technique = way of doing something
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One technique I use for dealing with anger is to wait ten seconds before responding.
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In the late 1980s, Apple was a pioneer of an accounting technique called the "Double Irish with a Dutch sandwich," which reduced taxes by routing profits through various countries.
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Nuance, strategy, and anything beyond the rudimentaries of technique were wasted on Chris. (source)technique = the way of doing something
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"We will go over technique today, and tomorrow you will start to fight each other," says Four. (source)
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His technique is so refined it can work with a mere fifty nanograms of material. (source)technique = way of doing something
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Later, using the same technique, they caught a second shark and again ate the liver. (source)technique = way of doing something
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Some of the stations teach survival skills, others fighting techniques. (source)techniques = methods
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Calling his chefs before him, he excitedly asked what new technique they were using. (source)technique = way of doing something
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The alumni of elite consulting firms gathered together to grill each other on editorial techniques. (source)techniques = methods
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But that same year the Nobel Prize went to a scientist who perfected neurografting—the technique that allows every part of a donor to be used in transplant. (source)technique = method
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What Jem called the Dewey Decimal System was school-wide by the end of my first year, so I had no chance to compare it with other teaching techniques. (source)techniques = methods
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Sometimes he played the part of an agent or manager, correcting my technique or suggesting songs for my repertoire, even advising me about my health. (source)technique = way of doing something
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Your money will be well protected by myself and by the bank, but Count Olaf's parenting techniques are his own business.† (source)techniques = ways of doing things
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The problem with this technique was that the rubber bands were tight—they had to be, to work—so I'd wake up with headaches and deep red marks where the rubber bands had dug into the sides of my face. (source)technique = way of doing something
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Other boys displayed kissing techniques in lobbies, risked "copping a feel" in coat rooms, defied the chaperones' quick censure of anything as vulgar as sticking a tongue in a girl's ear.† (source)techniques = ways of doing things
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