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specialize verb address oneself to, apply oneself, bound, concentrate on, concern oneself with, dedicate oneeelf to, devote oneself to, focus attention on, give attention to, limit, narrow, practice exclusively, pursue, qualify, select, take up, train See also: engage in, practice, restrict, select, study How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This is an opportunity to contribute to the global development of the specialisation of cancer nursing. Problems associated with how far different types of history can and should be seen as having discrete boundaries; the extreme specialisation that many historians bring to their teaching, especially, perhaps, in Britain; and the straightjacket that traditional approaches can impose on curriculum development, all cloud the issue. For all these reasons--the maritime basis of the operation; the seaborne nature of the force; the critical role of naval tactical operations; and the degree of dedication and specialisation demanded of the maritime forces--the NF is considered to have primacy, which it shares with only one other element in the amphibious task force, the LF. |
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