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bonding

verb as in fasten; stick

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"Historically, catalyst engineers relied on more indirect measurements at idealized conditions to understand molecules on surfaces. Instead, this new measurement method provides a tangible description of surface bonding at catalytically-relevant conditions."

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Most, though, are just in it for fun and bonding.

“This is my way of bonding with people.”

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Frank and Barbara soon began dating, bonding over a shared love of adventure and action.

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Two Black women, trauma bonding across the generations, because they wouldn’t be able to buy food in a few days.

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