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1. Students and academic researchers may need custom definitions when writing papers, dissertations, or conducting specialized studies. Custom definitions help to establish clarity and accuracy in their work.
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In summary, custom definitions are needed by students, researchers, professionals, businesses, and writers across various fields and industries. They help provide accurate explanations, establish clarity, and ensure effective communication within specific contexts.

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