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Meanings of hone in in English

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Usage of hone in in English
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But first we need to hone in on a few key questions.
The Guardian
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You'll also have the ability to hone in on a taxing matter.
The South African
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What we need to do is hone in on the preventive care.
Radio NZ
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AT&T's Cicconi told reporters he expected regulators to hone in on certain areas.
Reuters
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EBONY: How long did it take you to hone in on your skills?
Ebony
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We know what they're looking for and we can hone in on that.
Reuters
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She concentrated hard, trying to hone in on the individual syllables.
Eve of darkness
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So, how does one slyly hone in on this exclusive territory?
Wired
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You do theater, pay your dues, and hone in on your craft there.
Reuters
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The novel also uses a beautiful and poetic style to hone in its themes.
The Guardian
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Another second or two, those same faces would hone in on him and Chuck.
Shutter Island
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The men hone in on the blackmailer but will they get to him in time?
The South African
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Let's channel our frustrations, let's hone in on our anger and let's make a difference.
The South African
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It wasn't hard to hone in on the sorrow.
Nocturnal
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You open a great deal of uncertainty if you hone in on that, said JonesTrading's O'Rourke.
Reuters
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It will hone in specifically on the excessive violence exhibited by the Cleveland, Ohio Police Department.
Ebony
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Hone in across language varieties
United States of America
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