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intimately

[in-tuh-mit-lee] / ˈɪn tə mɪt li /


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Much like mandatory conscription meant civilian and military life were intimately connected, highways, bridges, train stations and ports were designed to serve as military assets if needed.

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Elegantly written, intimately detailed and infused with feeling, the book is a gripping, if sometimes speculative, account of these two remarkable women, their elite family and their tumultuous era.

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Their approach intimately connected the production of the pigment with the survival of the bacterium that made it.

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Rilkean memory helps explain a phenomenon that caretakers of people with degenerative brain diseases know intimately.

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As a CEO in the old Silicon Valley mold—an engineer who intimately knows the technology she’s selling—Su is deftly navigating challenges that have tripped up other tech-industry leaders.

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