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Could anyone tell me the difference between "the practicing of sth." and "the practice of sth."? Thank you!

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It's hard to say without a context, but they are different. If you practice (or practise in GB English) something you are repeating an activity in order to improve your ability. 'A practice of something' is a habit, a custom, or usual way of doing something - this usually refers to a group of people, who belong eg to a particular profession or culture.

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