analyse

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It was not that it was merely forlorn and cheerless, but there was a something in it that reminded her of the smell of the animal houses in the Zoological Gardens in Moscow, and a something she could not analyse -- a something which she concluded must be peculiar to the house.

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  1. verb Chiefly British Variant of analyze.

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  • Import, analyse, tweak, fix, manipulate and export a nicely cleaned CSV. —  Fileforum
  • These strategies allow traders to understand and analyse which stocks should be purchased and when they should be sold to protect their invested dollars. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
  • However, there is also a need to analyse the longer term pattern in the choice of instruments for a cumulative policy mix. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
  • This is the industry challenge that Rule Financial took on in Q4 last year when it developed Total Tri-Party to help trading organisations analyse, collate and display all collateral positions, giving visibility across liabilities world-wide and enhancing the ability to control risk.
  • Don't over-analyse: what you're looking for is "the biggest rocks in the path". —  Web Design from Scratch
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  1. Also written analise, from French analyse, from Middle Latin analysis: see analysis, analyze.
 

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