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accompany

[uh-kuhm-puh-nee] / əˈkʌm pə ni /




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A better aim might be forming young adults for the work, responsibility and independence that accompany adult life.

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This desire for a farm is her latest self-exploration, clarifying for her that she loves her profession but not the superficial trappings that accompany it.

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But that also means the risk of fire weather that typically accompanies the winds will be low, he said.

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Standing desks are passé if not accompanied by an underdesk treadmill.

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Lee, accompanied by a delegation of business and tech leaders, hopes to expand economic cooperation in meetings with President Xi Jinping and other top officials.

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