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- noun Plural form of
intangible .
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Examples
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Central Command in the region, here at the Pentagon, across the board, the most senior officers in the U.S. military, their concern is what they call the intangibles, the quality of the force.
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Stats measure the effects of what we call intangibles, and always have.
NYT > Home Page By BRIAN BURKE 2011
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USATODAY. com - Handling intangibles is key for tourney teams
USATODAY.com - Handling intangibles is key for tourney teams 2002
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I'm just wondering are there any shorter-term intangibles in there that could roll off in 2009 or 2010 that could bring that number down from $100 million annualized run rate.
unknown title 2008
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I'm just wondering are there any shorter-term intangibles in there that could roll off in 2009 or 2010 that could bring that number down from $100 million annualized run rate.
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I’m sure they still believe they’re the better team, so I don’t think we’ll see any big shift in intangibles in this game.
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They think the intangibles are the warm and fuzzy part.
Make Yourself Unforgettable Dale Carnegie 2011
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There are things that yards per pass attempt can't quantify: luck, so-called intangibles like leadership, the importance of a quarterback's surrounding cast including a strong defense.
It's How Well They Throw the Ball Allen Barra 2011
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They think the intangibles are the warm and fuzzy part.
Make Yourself Unforgettable Dale Carnegie 2011
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Ask longtime executives on both sides of the border the attributes of a top-notch passer and it's not long before they mention "intangibles" - which are, by definition, immeasurable.
Thestar.com - Home Page Eddie Lee 2011
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