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engage

[en-geyj] / ɛnˈgeɪdʒ /






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Along the way, the case was transformed into TikTok content that blurred the line between awareness and entertainment—between engaging with injustice and consuming it as spectacle.

From The Wall Street Journal

It couldn’t be determined by The Wall Street Journal whether the CIA had engaged in other activities inside the country.

From The Wall Street Journal

A growing field known as online continual learning, he adds, "beautifully mirror the ideas explored in this paper around how evolution, learning, and development engage with -- and benefit from -- variable and dynamic environments."

From Science Daily

That means they may not have engaged with the student-loan system recently and could struggle to find an affordable repayment plan and get into the habit of making payments.

From MarketWatch

Under Oklahoma law, first-degree manslaughter is defined as a homicide that occurs when perpetrated without a "design to effect death" while a person is engaged in the commission of a misdemeanor.

From BBC