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intersect

verb as in cut across; cross at a point

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They’ve been around; they have worn edges, and when they intersect, it generates something authentically sweet, as real as the rest of the series is improbable.

At the time, Apple said that if the government’s lawsuit was successful, it would hurt its ability to create the type of technology people expect from Apple “where hardware, software, and services intersect.”

Here, Lanthimos lampoons hypocritical executives and well-meaning radicals, surveying the damage that can be done by both parties when they intersect in his typically stylistic manner.

From Salon

Subsequent reporting continued to explore how reality television intersects with health, fitness and societal expectations.

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Still, the line between metaphor and mandate can blur, especially when rhetoric about “dominion” intersects with political and cultural action.

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

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