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hand-pick Verb to select (a person) with great care, such as for a special job hand-picked adj
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We believe that our ability to reach across practice lines to hand-pick the teams that will ensure successful outcomes for our clients distinguishes Paul Hastings as a legal counselor of choice for intricate real estate transactions. We used to hand-pick about three tons per day with three pickers and we we re missing two tons per day," says Adam. What we're watching unfold before us is true reality TV, not the contrived kind where network producers hand-pick the characters, plot and surroundings, where the winners take home $1 million and the ``losers'' still get to become mini-celebrities in their own right. |
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