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Fight for your undoubted rights, but gladly give up anything which may conduce to the pleasure of others, or benefit them.
DIGBY HEATHCOTEW.H.G. KINGSTONAn examination of Elizabethan writings does not conduce to the idea of the term having had a widespread acceptation.
A CURSORY HISTORY OF SWEARINGJULIAN SHARMANShe had a vague idea that emphatic statement would conduce to making all this true.
THE DAUGHTERS OF DANAUSMONA CAIRDHe had not taken the precaution to remove from his couch a number of angular stones, which did not by any means conduce to sleep.
TOILERS OF THE SEAVICTOR HUGONothing that could conduce to the success of the adventure was neglected.
CELEBRATED TRAVELS AND TRAVELLERSJULES VERNEThey quickly disappeared, and came back with a variety of articles which they thought might conduce to our comfort.
HURRICANE HURRYW.H.G. KINGSTONArtifice may sometimes conduce to success, but it usually betrays character.
FEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHIES, VOL. IFRANCIS AUGUSTUS COXA due impression of the present, and a just conception of the future, will conduce to the purification of our moral principles.
FEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHIES, VOL. IFRANCIS AUGUSTUS COXOn the contrary, sir, no young man I am acquainted with is so likely to conduce to the success of the enterprise.
JAMES BRAITHWAITE, THE SUPERCARGOW.H.G. KINGSTONThis information did not conduce to a peaceful night, but, anyway, it gave one something to think of besides Mafeking.
SOUTH AFRICAN MEMORIESLADY SARAH WILSONWORDS RELATED TO CONDUCE
- abet
- advance
- agree
- back up
- band
- be in cahoots
- befriend
- chip in
- coadjute
- coincide
- collaborate
- combine
- comply with
- concert
- concur
- conduce
- conspire
- contribute
- coordinate
- espouse
- forward
- further
- give-and-take
- go along with
- help
- join forces
- join in
- league
- lend a hand
- participate
- partner
- pitch in
- play ball
- pool resources
- pull together
- second
- share in
- show willingness
- side with
- stick together
- succor
- take part
- unite
- uphold
- work side by side
- work together
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