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1. Customers are normally reluctant to incur the risks and costs of changing their existing repertoire of suppliers.
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2. Join the public library. It's great way to expand your reading repertoire. You can join story-time groups and classes and meet other families.
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3. It is this long-ranged Coulomb force that gives the plasma a large repertoire of possible motions and enriches the field of study known as plasma physics.
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  1. the entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a particular field or occupation
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