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- adjective Not
tailored .
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Examples
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Imagine my brother -- a businessman-- walking into a meeting with that boxy, untailored blazer.
Terrence Phearse: If Your Clothes Don't Fit... You Must Acquit Terrence Phearse 2011
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Imagine my brother -- a businessman-- walking into a meeting with that boxy, untailored blazer.
Terrence Phearse: If Your Clothes Don't Fit... You Must Acquit Terrence Phearse 2011
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But the charity's Double Disadvantage report shows that disabled people also face additional detriment on top of their debt problems, including poor, untailored and inconsistent communications from creditors; aggressive and inappropriate selling practices; and unfair practice relating to debt collection or enforcement.
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Very few people can fit well in an untailored suit.
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But the charity's Double Disadvantage report shows that disabled people also face additional detriment on top of their debt problems, including poor, untailored and inconsistent communications from creditors; aggressive and inappropriate selling practices; and unfair practice relating to debt collection or enforcement.
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Very few people can fit well in an untailored suit.
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Brigade commanders in 2008 may distribute their own troops between combat and training missions, rather than relying on a centrally-directed policy untailored to local circumstances.
Don't Short-Circuit the Surge Kimberly Kagan 2008
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What they consider to be 'research' consists of typing a few keywords into Dialog and then emailing an unfiltered, untailored list of abstracts off to the users.
I'D LIKE YOUR OPINION ON THIS... Ms. OPL 2006
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She will almost certainly become unraveled and amidst from untailored linings.
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Gareth walked off the dock, his shoulders straight, his black vest at odds with the untailored Fatagar sitting in his own fat, ripping meat off a bone, then crunching the bone into splinters with his sharp teeth.
GUARDIAN OF THE VEIL GREGORY SPENCER 2007
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