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Filter by Meaning The athlete qualifies for the national competition.
She qualifies for the final round of the competition.
The traveler qualifies for expedited processing at the airport.
He qualifies for the legal aid provided by the state.
His experience qualifies him for a managerial position.
The company qualifies for a government contract.
She qualifies her clothes for donation by washing and folding them.
She qualifies the manuscript for publication by proofreading and formatting it.
He qualifies the performance for the audience by rehearsing and fine-tuning it.
The chef qualifies the ingredients for the recipe by chopping and measuring them.
She qualifies the proposal for the grant by revising and editing it.
She qualifies the candidate for the job by interviewing and evaluating him.
He qualifies the lawn for summer by mowing and watering it.
He qualifies the room for the party by cleaning and decorating it.
The musician qualifies her instrument for the performance by tuning and practicing on it.
He qualifies the team for the playoffs by training and motivating them.
She qualifies her hair for a new style by cutting and coloring it.
The designer qualifies the layout for the website by prototyping and refining it.
He qualifies the project for completion by coordinating and delegating tasks.
She qualifies the presentation for the meeting by organizing and rehearsing it.
The investor qualifies the investment opportunity as lucrative.
The professor qualifies the student's argument as compelling.
The judge qualifies the testimony as credible.
The panel of experts qualifies the research findings as groundbreaking.
The reviewer qualifies the book as thought-provoking.
The diplomat qualifies the negotiations as delicate.
The architect qualifies the design as innovative.
The CEO qualifies the business strategy as visionary.
The art critic qualifies the artwork as abstract.
The journalist qualifies the news report as accurate.
The teacher qualifies the student's work as excellent.
The teacher qualifies the student as intelligent.
The manager qualifies the candidate as suitable for the job.
The scientist qualifies her research skills by conducting a groundbreaking experiment.
The dancer qualifies her talent by performing a captivating routine.
He qualifies his presentation skills by delivering a compelling pitch to potential investors.
She qualifies her athletic ability by running in the race and finishing first.
She qualifies her language proficiency by speaking fluently in multiple languages.
The chef qualifies his culinary expertise by preparing a delicious meal.
She qualifies her leadership skills by successfully managing a team.
He qualifies his computer skills by programming a software application.
He qualifies his musical talent by playing the guitar at the talent show.
The teacher qualifies her instructional abilities by delivering an engaging lesson.
She qualifies her creativity by designing an innovative product.
The engineer qualifies his technical expertise by designing a sophisticated system.
The student qualifies his mathematical skills by solving complex equations.
He qualifies his negotiation abilities by securing a favorable deal.
He qualifies his project management skills by completing a complex project on time.
The athlete qualifies for the Olympics by meeting the minimum qualifying time.
She qualifies for the government assistance program because of her low income.
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