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For a special occasion, or in the company of wine lovers, this is an exquisite pick.
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So, for now, set your sights on a special occasion and plan it out together with your partner.
HOW TO CELEBRATE VALENTINE’S DAY IN A PANDEMICSARA KILEY WATSONFEBRUARY 10, 2021POPULAR SCIENCE
Staff also testified that they saw women leave Salsman’s office “in tears or distress” on multiple occasions.
Whether the occasion calls for dinner and drinks after indulging in Sundance’s best films or lunch before hitting the slopes, Park City’s restaurants do it all.
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This pair from Outdoor Voices is made from an incredibly soft polyester-spandex blend that keeps me comfortable while I’m lounging around at home, and the fitted silhouette helps me feel put together on the rare occasions I actually leave the house.
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On the rare occasion in which elected officials have raised questions, they’ve been offered private briefings.
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT QUIET ON RELATIONSHIPS WITH ‘PREDICTIVE POLICING’ COMPANYJESSE MARXFEBRUARY 2, 2021VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
Each new partnership was an occasion for an announcement and burst of press coverage and awareness-raising.
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She hated it and reminds me of that fact every gift-giving occasion.
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On nearly every occasion in the simulation when a planet remained habitable for 3 billion years, it was partly down to luck.
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I’ve had it happen on a couple occasions in America, but not to that level of severity that quickly.
INSIDE THE CAPITOL: A PHOTOGRAPHER’S VIEW OF AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM UNDER SIEGEABIGAIL ABRAMSJANUARY 8, 2021TIME
WORDS RELATED TO OCCASION
- activate
- actualize
- break ground
- break the ice
- bring about
- bring to pass
- cause
- commence
- create
- do
- drive
- effect
- embark on
- enter on
- enter upon
- establish
- eventuate
- found
- generate
- get going
- give birth to
- give impulse
- go ahead
- go into
- impel
- inaugurate
- induce
- initiate
- instigate
- institute
- introduce
- launch
- lay foundation for
- lead
- make
- make active
- motivate
- mount
- occasion
- open
- originate
- plunge into
- prepare
- produce
- set about
- set in motion
- set up
- trigger
- undertake
- activate
- actualize
- break ground
- break the ice
- bring about
- bring to pass
- cause
- commence
- create
- do
- drive
- effect
- embark on
- enter on
- enter upon
- establish
- eventuate
- found
- generate
- get going
- give birth to
- give impulse
- go ahead
- go into
- impel
- inaugurate
- induce
- initiate
- instigate
- institute
- introduce
- launch
- lay foundation for
- lead
- make
- make active
- motivate
- mount
- occasion
- open
- originate
- plunge into
- prepare
- produce
- set about
- set in motion
- set up
- trigger
- undertake
- activate
- actualize
- break ground
- break the ice
- bring about
- bring to pass
- cause
- commence
- create
- do
- drive
- effect
- embark on
- enter on
- enter upon
- establish
- eventuate
- found
- generate
- get going
- give birth to
- give impulse
- go ahead
- go into
- impel
- inaugurate
- induce
- initiate
- instigate
- institute
- introduce
- launch
- lay foundation for
- lead
- make
- make active
- motivate
- mount
- occasion
- open
- originate
- plunge into
- prepare
- produce
- set about
- set in motion
- set up
- trigger
- undertake
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