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acquaintance

[uh-kweyn-tns] / əˈkweɪn tns /




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After the U.S. government shutdown began, with controllers required to work without pay, he said five U.S. controller acquaintances messaged him asking him about Australia.

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In 2000, he came to the U.S. to pursue graduate studies at Brown, where acquaintances say he struggled to adjust.

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Copperfield’s lawyers have previously said he was an acquaintance of Epstein but not a friend.

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This was the year of bar and bat mitzvahs—my own, but also those of friends, relatives, Hebrew-school classmates and, it sometimes seemed, any passing acquaintance.

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Artists asserting Jewish identities may also have only slight acquaintance with their history or significance.

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