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Meanings of focused in English

Being in focus or brought into focus.

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Usage of focused in English
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But their concerns were primarily focused on Europe, and Germany in particular.
The Guardian
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Small firms have focused on the main issues and continue to today.
The Irish Times
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Funds focused on China, Europe, Japan and emerging markets all posted outflows.
Reuters
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We focused specifically on research discussing the health system and service provision.
Pubmed
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However, widespread media coverage and public discussion has focused on that possibility.
Reuters
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In Japan, the government and industry remain more focused on solar energy.
Reuters
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Political talk shows focused on the upcoming elections rather than the attack.
Reuters
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Previous research, however, has focused almost exclusively on difficulties regulating negative emotions.
Pubmed
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Several studies during the last year have also focused attention on cost-effectiveness.
Pubmed
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Given those failures, it is time for a new, more focused approach.
The Irish Times
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That backlash focused on the possible health risks of consuming altered crops.
Wired
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We've actually done a pretty good job of staying focused, Coolidge said.
Reuters
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Alibaba Group launched Etao late last year as an e-commerce-focused search engine.
Reuters
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Yet groups representing smaller or domestically focused companies support the OECD project.
Reuters
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And so my research focused more on trying to answer that question.
Ebony
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Recent attention has been focused on safety concerns regarding neo transgene expression.
Pubmed
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