Why I can’t get much (gap )?

Why does gain more importance than something gotten: advantage / benefit ( Merriam-Webster)?

If it’s an adjective you’re looking for, consider established.

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1. long established person is the first who brought about a fact or an idea or the beginning of something in which had already happened.

2. When is settled securely or unconditionally?

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optimisation

: modify to achieve maximal efficiency in storage capacity or time or cost FD

OPTIMIZATION

Finding alternative with most cost effective or highest achievable performance under given constraints, by maximizing desired factors and minimizing undesired ones. Business Dictionary:

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Choosing “friends” for peer pressure. What

are the examples if you were to “manage” a book?

Choosing “friends” for peer pressure. What

are the examples if you were to “manage” a book?

Choosing “friends” for peer pressure. What

are the examples if you were to “manage” a book?

Choosing “friends” for peer pressure. What

are the examples if you were to “manage” a book?

Choosing “friends” for peer pressure. What

are the examples if you were to “manage” a book?

To say that the good people of Germany turned a tin eye

to the Holocaust As an undergraduate, the college might say that the college has turned a tin eye to my requests.

When did Mr. Muhlenberg enter our history? edu

have a tiny ear

informal Be tone-deaf: (figurative) The company has had a tin ear for hearing what customers want

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To say that the good people of Germany turned a tin eye

to the Holocaust As an undergraduate, the college might say that the college has turned a tin eye to my requests.

When did Mr. Muhlenberg enter our history? edu

have a tiny ear

informal Be tone-deaf: (figurative) The company has had a tin ear for hearing what customers want

ODO

ODO

To say that the good people of Germany turned a tin eye

to the Holocaust As an undergraduate, the college might say that the college has turned a tin eye to my requests.

When did Mr. Muhlenberg enter our history? edu

have a tiny ear

informal Be tone-deaf: (figurative) The company has had a tin ear for hearing what customers want

ODO

ODO