cherry-pick v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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cherry-pick [am. angl. ˈtʃɛriˌpɪk, brit. angl.] GLAG. preh. glag.

cherry-pick candidates/students/proposals:

cherry-pick

elegir los mejores

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But scientists and honest researchers don't cherry-pick data to support pre-determined positions.

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When you talk about social justice, you don't get to cherry-pick who deserves it and who doesn't.

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He has managed to cherry-pick everything you would want out of the novel.

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And, unlike most digital releases, consumers were required to buy the whole record, not just cherry-pick a song or two.

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Despite repeated government assurances, she fears companies will be able to cherry-pick activities where they can make money, such as elective surgery.

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Services will be reduced as potential competitors cherry-pick only the profitable areas of business, meaning less development in the sector.

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When some companies cherry-pick their taxes, it damages the country's finances.

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Proponents and detractors of social media can cherry-pick from studies showing that technology makes people feel either more connected, or more isolated.

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People are more focused on winning arguments than understanding other perspectives and cherry-pick data to serve their own side.

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And second, they cherry-pick a few negative comments from among many more positive ones about business generally.

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