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tailor-made for

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tailor-made for somebody/something
particularly suited to someone or something Business schools are offering courses tailor-made for a firm's executives. The contest was tailor-made for Alexander, who was not well known and had little funding.


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re taking a luxury holiday in Spain, tailor-made for rest and relaxation, you might not be too concerned about putting a huge amount of effort into learning Spanish while you?
Although they will definitely cost more, they are tailor-made for your boat and will serve the purpose they are intended for, which is to protect it.
He has yet to translate that into a major competition success, but the Cashmans Bookmakers Irish Laurels, which commences at Cork tomorrow, could be tailor-made for this brilliant tracker.
 
 
 
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