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A new Precision Editor allows the moviemaker to magnify a filmstrip and fine-tune the edit point. virtual band.— Yahoo! News: Technology News
Plus, it's a 100-point scale, so you can fine-tune your vote with a near-Pitchfork level of precision.— Pitchfork: Latest News
The Houston event drew a star-studded field, with 15 of the top 20 players in the world here to fine-tune their games before next week's Masters.— Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Local News
We struggled a bit today getting a perfect balance and we still have some work to be done on both cars overnight to fine-tune the cars in order to get the best out of the package we have.— Grandprix.com Current News
However, to fine-tune that thought, I don't think it's so much the same keywords as it is the same— Search Engine Roundtable
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