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provide

[pruh-vahyd] / prəˈvaɪd /


VERB
afford opportunity for; make possible
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In China, the deaths of senior officials and other public luminaries provide opportunities for Pekingologists to find proof of life—both politically and literally.

From The Wall Street Journal

Free mobile apps, such as AuroraWatch UK and Glendale, can provide alerts of when the Northern Lights might be visible from the UK.

From BBC

Private clinics, however, say they are improving people's lives by offering a service that the NHS is failing to provide.

From BBC

Those provided the fodder for nearly two dozen bills the following year, all written with the goal of making it easier to build things in California, especially homes.

From Los Angeles Times

The backstop mechanism, which provides funding at times of extreme financial stress, is currently only available to a handful of central banks.

From Barron's