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approach

noun as in way, means of arriving

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noun as in request, suggestion

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noun as in plan of attack, resolution

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verb as in come nearer

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verb as in make request, suggestion

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verb as in begin

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In his book, he tells of three writers who recently approached him to read an audiobook version of poems that had been created using ChatGPT.

In 2022, he started Arbor, with the idea of taking a different approach to bioenergy than the biomass plants shuttering across California.

However, some within Labour are unsure if the strategy of attacking Farage is the right approach.

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When James was asked about his approach to this season, knowing that retirement is near, he seemed unsure how to answer.

"Simple, don't change too many things," he responded when asked about his approach.

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