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accessible

Definition for accessible

adjective as in approachable; ready for use

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Videos used for training data, he said, won’t be accessible to employees without your consent.

Even in densely urbanized Europe, the wild is accessible, and the van allows us to get closer to places than we could on a conventional hotel vacation.

While the move wouldn’t change the company’s sky-high valuation, it could make shares more accessible to investors after experiencing sharp appreciation in the past year.

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Mr Kalita is now part of a larger network of Garg's fans and friends who are trying to make his oeuvre more accessible through online streaming platforms and ensure royalties for his family.

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It turns out that despite the name, Korean royal court cuisine isn’t elaborate or fussy, but rather accessible to anyone.

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

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