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contact

Definition for contact

noun as in form of communication

noun as in touching

verb as in communicate with

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Vox contacted Fischer’s office about why and when the system was deactivated but has not received a response.

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Know when your state begins mailing ballots, track your ballot and contact your local election office if you haven’t received yours.

The last major Venus orbiter was ESA’s Venus Express, which studied Venus for eight years until engineers lost contact with it, likely because it ran out of fuel.

You’ll typically get options to jump straight into your playlists with a music app, or get quick links to your favorite contacts on a messaging app, to name a couple examples.

It’s not clear whether Quinn is still in contact with state elections officials.

Ney said McDonnell needs to “keep a stiff lip” and stay in close contact with family members.

The spokesman also said that Ambassador King “did not view the movie and did not have any contact directly with Sony.”

In fact, he was in contact with Lansky prior to converging from the hillside onto the streets of Havana.

She had been my point of contact as I was trying to get up there.

“Keeping in contact with those people, and mechanically getting them to the trial, those are the hard parts,” Risner said.

Before Ulm he nearly ruined Napoleon's combination by failing to get in contact with the enemy.

It is sometimes indented, with its convex side in contact with the periphery of the cell.

Other forms of contact rapidly oxidized and went out of business.

In fact, it was to be expected of almost any man who happened to be thrown in contact with Lyn Rowan for any length of time.

There was no engine stopped on account of this accident; but I shall never let the fire come in contact again with the cast iron.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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