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sweet spot

[sweet spot]

noun

  1. Sports.the spot on a club, racket, bat, etc., where a ball is most effectively hit.

  2. a point, range, or particular set of conditions that will achieve the most desirable or effective outcome.

    The trick is finding the sweet spot between making the puzzle challenging but not impossible.



sweet spot

noun

  1. sport the centre area of a racquet, golf club, etc, from which the cleanest shots are made

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of sweet spot1

First recorded in 1920–25
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What it might not need is more public opinion data and advice about how to find the sweet spot in the middle of it.

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In the afternoon show timed for that sweet spot many parents know well — post-nap and right before the evening witching hours — Pearce pranced, high-fived kids and waved at babies being hoisted in the air.

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Whether the shorter, rawer Prem hits that sweet spot will be seen next season.

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The sweet spot for those new homes, Glaeser and Gyourko show, was in “high price, low density” tracts—places that were in high demand, relative to the metropolitan average, and very suburban in character.

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India and the US are also negotiating a trade deal that could put Asia's third-largest economy in a sweet spot to benefit from the so-called "China exodus" - as global firms shift operations to diversify supply chains.

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