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Specialisation demands an exhausting effort, so much so that the specialist has no desire or time to take interest in anything apart from his specialism.
A Problem Word 2006
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Specialisation and trade reduces exposure to catastrophic risk.
Specialisation Is For Insects (And Economists) Patrick Vessey 2008
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Specialisation and trade reduces exposure to catastrophic risk.
Archive 2008-08-01 Obnoxio The Clown 2008
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Specialisation in computer technology also remains in demand.
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The training will be undertaken within the framework of Centres of Specialisation.
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- Specialisation and sectoral focus between NGOs and line ministries must not be compromised.
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IV. 2 Specialisation and organisation of production
Chapter 7 1982
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Concluding remarks on the choice of technology and specialisationIV. 1 Need for preliminary marketing investigationsIV. 2 Specialisation and organisation of production
Chapter 7 1982
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Specialisation, though a necessity of the age, is fraught with peril to the individual.
Christianity and Ethics A Handbook of Christian Ethics Archibald B. C. Alexander
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Specialisation is the key-note; the production by education and training, of minds, and, as far as possible, bodies, adapted to a particular end, and incapable of performing other technical functions.
H. G. Wells Beresford, J. D. 1915
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