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align

verb as in line up, arrange next to

verb as in join; bring to agreement

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Tensions in the Horn of Africa would be reduced if Egypt and the UAE align their strategies.

From BBC

The shadow leader of the House of Lords argued the aim of the bill was "partisan" removing "88 peers who do not align themselves with Labour and four who do".

From BBC

The smartest thing that short-listers can do right now is demonstrate that they’ll abandon any views that don’t align with Trump’s agenda, proving their lockstep compliance with the boss.

From Slate

Since MPTF’s mission seemed to align with Measure ULA’s mission of combating L.A.’s housing crisis, Beitcher assumed the sale would be eligible for an exemption.

At the time, the 2021 ruling marked the first time a court had ordered a private company to align its workings with the Paris climate agreement, meaning that it was not sufficient for a company simply to comply with the law - it had to comply with global climate policy too.

From BBC

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

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