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Meanings of own niche in English

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Usage of own niche in English
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He's created his own niche, which is definitely a good thing.
The Guardian
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Each individual must fill his own niche in time and eternity.
Christian Science
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How did you manage to carve out your own niche within the company?
Reuters
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It ended with Kerry and Dublin having made their own niche.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest 'She has her own niche, her own brand.
The Guardian
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But Paisley has carved out his own niche by upping both antes considerably.
The Guardian
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Given that, it is up to every man to find his own niche.
Bucky O'Connor: A Tale of the Unfenced Border
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And what if you'd like to introduce new devotees to your own niche favourites?
The Irish Times
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Then he slid from his own niche and stood.
Carrion comfort
10
Jolie carved her own niche, controlled her own narrative, and it was impossible to look away.
News.com.au
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Here, Brown is in his element, and has carved out his own niche among Yeats biographers.
The Irish Times
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It's his own niche in the southern culture.
Reuters
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Birdee aims to carve out its own niche by targeting the offline retail and hospitality space.
News.com.au
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Of all the encouraging opinions I have ever received, one has its own niche in my memory.
A Mind That Found Itself: An Autobiography
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It sounds like he's still carving his own niche, but this is an impressive step on his journey.
The Irish Times
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While it may never outshine Antwerp, Dubai or Tel Aviv, Gaborone hopes it can carve out its own niche.
Reuters
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