How To Use Tailor-made In A Sentence
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He prides himself on offering a tailor-made service.
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Checking e-mail is just about tailor-made for this purpose.
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Jill Johnson, who spearheads the award-winning programme, said each course was tailor-made to the trainees' requirements.
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David Whitehead, director of International 35s, a tennis circuit for ex-Grand Slam and Wimbledon players, organizes tailor-made tournaments.
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A more tailor-made training experience followed.
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He dressed in tailor-made suits and had a professional air about him.
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Situated in the centre of the Barony of Erris, Belmullet lies between the bays of Broadhaven to the north, and Blacksod to the south and is tailor-made for such a festival.
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The Polanski case seemed tailor-made for him.
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Now she and her husband have opened a small store on the island, providing tailor-made clothes, cloth and an ironing service.
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This seems tailor-made to whip up the very grade grubbiness Abeles condemns.
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At work he wears tailor-made suits, smart shirts and braces.
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That's the beauty of a tailor-made suit; you won't need to have it altered several times before it fits perfectly.
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Hackman is tailor-made for Moseby, a regular guy who once played football, and who's much better at snooping on others than figuring out his own disordered life.
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You can chat through your needs with a planner who will come up with a tailor-made itinerary just for you.
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The scientists say similar decoys can be tailor-made for other insect pests closely related to the apple maggot fly.
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My father was a gambler who wore tailor-made silk suits and Italian shoes and had his fingernails manicured once a week.
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If reality matches a myth, it's tailor-made to be remembered.
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He's even picked out what color tailor-made shirt he's going to wear.
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The tailor-made, or as the French termed it, le tailleur, epitomized the new and public spheres which women began to enter.
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Utterly anonymous in a game that seemed tailor-made for his passing ability.
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Al wore a tailor-made suit, the best clothes he had worn in several years.
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Some of his gifts seemed tailor-made.
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It is a gorgeous, rich, curranty, cedar and cinnamon mouthful tailor-made for roast lamb or beef.
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Their songs were tailor-made for top-down summer twilight drives through Fairmount Park with your main squeeze.
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Arbitration offers a tailor-made and flexible alternative to court proceedings that is quicker and cheaper.
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Some songs were clearly tailor-made to showcase his guitar prowess, namely a bombastic take on "Big Love" and a searing, extended solo on "I'm So Afraid.
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The pivotable screen is tailor-made for showing other people what you've done while you sit at the keyboard.
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Some members who can be fitted with stock items, may choose to purchase fully tailor-made garments, and in these cases, the higher special measurement prices apply.
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The weather and the soggy pitch were tailor-made for the traditional New Zealand strengths of grinding forward play, and they held the edge throughout in the front five in an unattractive encounter.
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The school offers an education that is tailor-made to the needs of each pupil, enabling them to develop confidence and the skills needed to overcome whatever learning problems they may have.
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The hostile terrain is tailor-made for snipers and ambush.
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He wrote several so-called ‘concert’ arias, tailor-made for Aloysia's astonishing high soprano.
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Among reds, simple, fruity wines such as Beaujolais work best, while off-dry rosés are tailor-made for spices.
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Who has not beheld the stunningly gowned girl stalking majestically around the shopping district in a little tailor-made jacket topped off with a fur collarette?
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Purple Rain Prince's rock album, tailor-made for the best Elvis movie the cheeseburger never made.
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As someone with almost no talent for languages at all, I can testify that the program at Macalester was tailor-made for the study of Russian.
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The climax of George Garrett's "Or Death and December," in which the speaker's puppy lifts a hind leg to pee for the first time during a frozen morning walk, might seem tailor-made to exhort and comfort parents working to potty-train their kids.
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This one day programme is tailor-made to provide the best practices and business insights that today's competitive markets demand.
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The coating is not affected by lubricant films and can be applied as a tailor-made shim, foil gasket or as a direct coating.
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Later in the movie, Pippo acquits himself as expected, scheming to save Elena with a tailor-made plan that should sew the plot up nicely - but the audience knows that it's about to get knotty.
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The fabrics used - silks, chiffon, georgettes, organza, linen and cotton - remain clearly tailor-made for taking on the Spring and Summer of 2003.
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The big growth areas for First Choice are in specialist areas such as activity holidays and tailor-made safari trips.
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The train rolls smoothly along through the night, and during the day you can take a tailor-made excursion or slope off alone and dart down inviting alleyways, mooch around markets or bargain in bazaars.
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It's quite important for asthmatic women to have an asthma action plan specifically tailor-made for their pregnancy.
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Playing in the three seems to be tailor-made for him.
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Lavish silks, sparkling gems and tailor-made clothes are just some of the items available at a fraction of Irish prices.
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How much can a new and a new tailor-made suit cost?
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This course is tailor-made to help those responsible change their behaviour.
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In fact, the part seems tailor-made for him.
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The roles of the kindly professor and Santa Claus were tailor-made for Liam Murphy, whose avuncular presence must have been very reassuring for the children at the outset.
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He was tailor-made, it was said, for the task ahead.
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Now, PALIC will provide its high-quality services to group insurance customers, offering an array of tailor-made life, medical, and accidental insurance-solutions to corporate customers.
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Each client's portfolio is tailor-made.
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The Lampre rider collected his second stage win this Tour in the 95. 4-mile ride from Cambrai to the champagne capital Reims -- a mostly flat trek that was tailor-made for sprinters.
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She has claimed the best actress title at the TV Baftas on three occasions - two for her monologues in Alan Bennett's Talking Heads plays, which were tailor-made for her.
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Training will be tailor-made to cater for the individual woman's needs and can last from a matter of days to up to six months.
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Tailor-made to your personal specifications to enhance every environment - from private study to entire office suite.
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Knowing what changes to the genome make cells cancerous can help oncologists defeat the tumor with tailor-made chemotherapy.
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As a commodities trader she dressed in tailor-made men's suits.
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Fabric is the first thing you would pick out for a tailor-made suit, so why not do the same with your ready-to-wear suit?
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A tailor-made, double-breasted blue serge suit, close-hauled and demoded; a soft white silk shirt, with non-detachable collar; a plain black silk four-in-hand tie, and a uniform cap, set a little back and to one side on thick, black, glossy, wavy hair, completed his attire.
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In all the Assemblymen, I haven't seen one sharp dresser, as they all wears very expensive, locally tailor-made suits.
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They'll add a touch of class to your new tailor-made suit, of course.
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Before we can make the pressurized board sawed and shaped, first we should put the tailor-made cyclostyle on the timber and draw the shape, then saw the shapes using the small band saw.
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The company has also introduced some innovative ideas, including apartment holidays, riding packages, fly-drive breaks and tailor-made itineraries.
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He was tailor-made, it was said, for the task ahead.
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For the Wake game, all Illinois fans will wear orange, even Weber, who has a tailor-made blazer of that hue.
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The great Russian ballerina here presents a programme tailor-made for her.
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He also wanted to dress as well as the Fairfaxes, their garments tailor-made in England, and so he became meticulous about his appearance.
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The fabrics used - silks, chiffon, georgettes, organza, linen and cotton - remain clearly tailor-made for taking on the spring and summer of 2003.
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The great Russian ballerina here presents a programme tailor-made for her.
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The hostile terrain is tailor-made for snipers and ambush.
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Naja Lauf's orange - yellow psychedelic chiffon, Issue's lovely rose - pink - white bouclé jacket, Cash's perfectly tailor-made checked coat and Sofie Schnoor's crème tweed were fine examples of fashion's new elegance.
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Most modern synthetic organophosphorus compounds are tailor-made to inhibit acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme essential for life in humans and other animal species.
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Over the past few years, we have made a habit of winning on tailor-made pitches at home, where the ball spins viciously from day one.
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ENGLAND'S win was tailor-made for quiz anoraks as a striker was subbed after replacing a striker who replaced a striker!
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K.S.Mathangan, director, was looking for a face calm and composed but with full of venom inside and he was tailor-made for the role.
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How about an elephant safari that can be arranged as part of a tailor-made holiday in Thailand?
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It is tailor-made for all that garlicky summer salad and charcuterie.
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Last year I purchased 5 stylish tailor-made suits and all the pants have pleats.
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Knuckles's and fellow pioneer Ron Hardy's merging of Salsoul classics with mutant disco, electro and European synth-pop paved the way for the first tailor-made house tracks in 1984.
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It was a job that seemed tailor-made for his skills.
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But for the most part, this band is overproduced and sounds tailor-made for all-hit radio, in the worst possible way.
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Some styles and designs from a library of colours, your to complement with and match will sit down simply mix a designer who offer tailor-made decor.
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Tailor-mades were always described as ideal for travelling.
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These events are tailor-made for sponsors, because they draw big crowds and plenty of regional coverage that can usher people into your place of business.
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Whistletrigger turns up his patrician nose at all "pessimists" and broadly intimates that the man who hasn't a new silk cady, seventeen pair o 'tailor-made "pants," a silken nightshirt and sufficient provender in his pantry to run a Methodist camp-meeting for a month, would starve to death in a Paradise whose springs run Pomery Sec, and whose trees grew pumpkin pies, hot weinerwurst and pate de foie gras.
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Phonepha provides a service where tailor-made suits can be made to such exact specifications that creations are generally unique.
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Purple Rain Prince's rock album, tailor-made for the best Elvis movie the cheeseburger never made.
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Future developments could also see new gene-based drugs being tailor-made to a person's individual DNA to make them more effective in combating disease.
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The current climate is tailor-made for a populist politician of the left to exploit, by railing against the extravagance, cupidity and even criminality of the money men.
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It sounds as though you're tailor-made for the job.
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The panel talks to the youngster, the parents, and where possible, the victim, to agree a tailor-made contract aimed at making amends.
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He's elegantly dressed in a dark-blue tailor-made suit, the hair on his balding head is neatly trimmed and his voice is deep and mellow.
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Young's presented the Steeton youngster with a tailor-made chef's outfit - complete with hat and chequered trousers - to mark his sixth birthday.
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Plus the streams around here are just tailor-made for fly fishing ....
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We are able to arrange all types of insurance, tailor-made to a client's specific requirements.
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The evening was exclusively tailor-made for them with games and gifts and the day-long exhaustion died down in no time.
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The sort of mission with massive logistics involved actually is tailor-made for the military, but it also comes with risks.
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Fay bounced up the stairs to try on the tailor-made pink frock-coat he'd picked up that day.
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Sanders was wearing one of his tailor-made outfits - mauve jumper, mauve trousers and matching mauve shoes.
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With ‘prevention better than cure’ becoming the catchword in the case of heart ailments as with other illnesses, tailor-made preventive heart check-ups have become the in-thing.
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A programme of therapies is tailor-made for each child.
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This form of exercise is tailor-made for women in particular, because it effectively works the hips, buttocks, legs, arms and stomach and burns tremendous body fat.
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A supertight rhythm section drove punchy tunes tailor-made to pogo to.
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At work he wears tailor-made suits, smart shirts and braces.
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The coating is not affected by lubricant films and can be applied as a tailor-made shim, foil gasket or as a direct coating.
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It is tailor-made for all that garlicky summer salad and charcuterie.
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Spielberg was in shorts and Jurassic Park baseball cap as he chatted with Rupert Murdoch in a Savile Row tailor-made.
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Clinton hammered away at campaign themes tailor-made to appeal to predominantly white swing voters who might otherwise vote for Republican Bob Dole.
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Clinton hammered away at campaign themes tailor-made to appeal to predominantly white swing voters who might otherwise vote for Republican Bob Dole.
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Small and hard, the offensive Bulgarian midfielder relished physical battles, and so was tailor-made for Scottish football.
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Reputed software training centres of national and international standards can bring out students whose knowledge will be tailor-made for various applications.
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The process was at first condemned by many who saw it as scientists playing God and the first step toward a brave new world of tailor-made children.
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Having opened a school whose needs eventually outstripped even what this new facility had to offer, in 1992 the congregation voted to purchase a large tract of land some five miles further west, and began construction on a campus envisioned to be tailor-made for the educational, worship, and social life of the church.
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But stuff like managers' roles are tailor-made for him.
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Poker has never been more fashionable than now, and the climactic scene, with its giant villain towering over Hoover Dam, is tailor-made for a Hollywood CGI extravaganza.
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DEG provides tailor-made long-term project and corporate finance through equity participation, mezzanine finance, and loans in all major currencies as well as Thai baht.
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Summer is tailor-made for soft pastel colours, tiny flowered tops on loose baggy slacks and sleeveless or strappy evening numbers.
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Looking to the time trial in Mendrisio to prove that her surprise silver medal in the contre la montre in the Beijing Olympics was "not a fluke", she flopped with 11th place, then was left devastated a few days later after her confidence seemed to desert her in the road race, on a vicious course that seemed tailor-made for her climbing.
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We are able to arrange all types of insurance, tailor-made to a client's specific requirements.
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The few customers he could scare up would pay two dollars a week on a tailor-made suit.
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The money will go towards expanding the number of apprenticeships and providing tailor-made training for employers where they have identified skills shortages.
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At the same time the state is willing to provide resources and manpower having trained in tailor-made programs in geology, geophysics, geochemistry, mineral beneficiation, mining engineering, etc.
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We offer a specially designed Franchise Loan which can be tailor-made to suit your needs.
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Its big advantage over mobile phones - which promise the same function - is that it is tailor-made for that purpose.
