It is crucial that we fine-tune the dialogue on strategic stability and global security and nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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It is crucial that we fine-tune the dialogue on strategic stability and global security and nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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Jim fine-tuned the radio until the sound was perfect.
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Tevez, however, may need to fine-tune his penalty-taking technique. In the 57th minute he had the chance to soothe any lingering nerves, when he ran clear from Kolarov's pass and again exposed the high line of Leicester's defence, only for Hobbs to hack him down. The centre-half was fortunate not to be shown a red card – a point Mancini made on the touchline – but Tevez aimed his penalty low and hard, straight down the middle, and Weale saved with his feet.
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As Google, YouTube’s parent company, fine-tunes a portal that lets schools limit students’ access to selected content, the video-sharing Web site is gaining popularity as a trove of free educational materials.
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