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approach

[uh-prohch] / əˈproʊtʃ /








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For her second Olympic Games, the 20-year-old skater approached things with a "completely different" mindset compared to Beijing.

From Barron's

On Friday, more than 100 visitors gathered around the monkey enclosure at the zoo, straining to take photos and shouting "hang in there!" as Punch tried to approach others in the troop.

From Barron's

A deeper understanding of how giant viruses infect and destroy amoebae could eventually help researchers develop new approaches to preventing or treating these infections.

From Science Daily

Then oxygen concentrations rose sharply during what scientists call the Great Oxidation Event, eventually approaching levels similar to those today.

From Science Daily

Mr Wickham said as well as volunteers, staff had approached the Unite union to gather funds for his food bank on Cherry Road to build a new roof.

From BBC