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deliberate attention

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See: care, diligence


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The issue at hand for all musicians is deliberate practice, and that is where teachers can make a major impact--helping students learn to practice, and then helping them learn to practice creatively and with deliberate attention.
Spouse recruitment--Paying careful, deliberate attention to the needs and preferences of a candidate's spouse is tremendously important because the spouse contributes at least 50 percent to the overall decision.
Loyalty (from anyone) is the product of deliberate attention and genuine service -- consistently applied, faithfully monitored, and carefully nurtured .
 
 
 
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