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in tune









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Salah and Mane were not always compatible as personalities but on the pitch they were perfectly in tune with each other, aided by the graceful Brazilian Firmino.

From BBC

His long naps seemed in tune with the Very, Very Far North’s yawning quiet, as if the world was already napping and he was just joining in.

From Literature

Your biggest challenge may not be running out of money, but rather working with a financial adviser or certified public accountant to minimize your taxes, make sure your portfolio allocation is in tune with your risk tolerance and age, and set yourself and your wife up with adequate healthcare and long-term care.

From MarketWatch

“All right folks, we’re going to sing ‘We are not afraid!’ ” someone shouts into the megaphone, and so they do; not shouting or chanting but singing, in tune and with one voice:

From Slate

It’s nice to be in tune with someone.

From Literature