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familiar

[fuh-mil-yer] / fəˈmɪl yər /




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Meanwhile, in the South, most Confederates would be more familiar with “Dixie,” which Emmett, a Northerner, also claimed to have written.

From The Wall Street Journal

These changes lead to symptoms such as memory loss and difficulty navigating familiar environments, but the precise ways these plaques interfere with normal brain activity are still unclear.

From Science Daily

“It kind of is just pattern recognition,” said Chung, who said he grew up watching a lot of sports and became familiar with how announcers talk.

From The Wall Street Journal

China’s consumer sector entered 2026 facing a familiar set of constraints: cautious households, weak property-linked wealth effects, and intense price competition.

From Barron's

One person familiar with the situation said there had been signs of a recovery last summer, but that coincided with the final stage of Asda's separation from Walmart's systems.

From BBC