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coordinate

Definition for coordinate

adjective as in equivalent

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Wealthy families and their cadre of advisers meticulously coordinate plans to make their money last for the next century and beyond.

Operating these new technologies were an army of young women clad in tailor-mades, or coordinating jackets and skirts, and easy-to-launder cotton shirtwaists, or blouses—all early triumphs of New York’s nascent ready-to-wear industry.

In a Facebook statement to her constituents on Friday, Ms Lungu thanked her "wonderful team of councillors, community members and constituency staff who continue to coordinate and work tirelessly to serve you".

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“Pérez was the standout leader, the one who coordinated the stockpiling for various organizations and the shipments,” said the prosecutor on the case.

In other words, one or more of them would help coordinate development of the Golden Dome and provide detection and targeting software for it.

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

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