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arrange

[uh-reynj] / əˈreɪndʒ /




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Overseas businesses aren't allowed to buy land, but it is possible to arrange long-term leases through agreements with the government and communities.

From BBC

The ingredients matter, but the way those ingredients are physically arranged can dramatically influence performance.

From Science Daily

We feel from the beginning that this is not accidental, but just who’s arranging it is not clear.

From Los Angeles Times

He quickly left Memphis for Chicago after the assassination and arranged various television appearances still wearing a turtleneck allegedly stained with King’s blood.

From Salon

“Would you like me to arrange that, Jonah?”

From Literature