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bonding

verb as in fasten; stick

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The singer later explained that even though they share a record label, they hadn't really spent time together beforehand - and that she'd enjoyed bonding with Burns during her brief stint on the show.

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They drive energy transfer, bonding, and electrical conductivity, serving as the foundation for both chemical synthesis and modern electronics.

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As he recalled bonding with his father over music and shared a tender — at times awkward — confessional with his mother, he joked that the pair’s best work was himself.

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"There's a gallows humour about the party, a 'well it can't get any worse, can it?' strange jovialness which is kind of bonding," says one Tory MP.

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As Graham pointed out, there is “no emphasis on collective bonding,” which he nodded to in the letter used in his first term.

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

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