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coexist

verb as in exist together

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Early studies in animals and humans suggest that these drugs may influence the brain circuits that drive addictive behavior, potentially lowering cravings and use while also benefiting other coexisting health issues.

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“The way we look at it, quantum computing is going to coexist with classical computing,” Kulkarni said.

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Morgan Stanley MS -0.84%decrease; red down pointing triangle Chief Executive Ted Pick described the backdrop in an earnings call as one in which “macro uncertainty and enormous opportunity uncomfortably coexist.”

“There’s a study I read that gratitude and anxiety come from the same place in your brain, and the two cannot coexist,” he said.

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Morgan Stanley Chief Executive Ted Pick described the backdrop in an earnings call as one in which “macro uncertainty and enormous opportunity uncomfortably coexist.”

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