profiled
Meaning
of Profile
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'The New York Times' thing... I think any actor would be thrilled to be profiled in that paper.
According to the governor, government is using the carrot-and-stick approach in handling security issues in the state, adding that repentant bandits are profiled and re-integrated into the society.
ADLs have not yet succeeded on a broad scale in practice; UML, often profiled, and Informal Rich Pictures (IPRs) a.k.a. box-and-line diagrams dominate.
Although several media reports profiled "Salman Khan's clone", not much has changed for Sushant, save for the odd selfie request.
An avid RVer, he has been profiled on all major TV networks and in hundreds of major newspapers and magazines.
Eleanor is one of four women profiled in Helen Castor's 2011 book She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth (Faber & Faber), and of the BBC documentary She-Wolves: England's Early Queens, presented by Castor.