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hosted

verb as in entertain, accommodate

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While there were multiple hosts and some live performances, many artists appeared virtually from places in the world.

“It’s both ironic and beautiful that this is happening,” says Ken Page, a dating expert, psychotherapist and host of the Deeper Dating podcast.

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I would say that puts us in the minority these days, but hosts seem delighted to receive notes in the mail.

In the early stages of any industry’s development, firms with good ideas and good products may fail for a host of reasons.

Thus a host of factors might have led to the end of the long, productive dialogue.

The bar also claims that it hosted the first-ever poetry slam 28 years ago.

The group, which includes members of the Rockefeller, Pritzker, and Marriott families, was hosted at the White House this spring.

Nervous fans can keep a vigilant eye on it via a webcam hosted on the town website that offers 24-hour goat viewing.

Most recently, Karl Lagerfeld hosted a grand fête celebrating the premier of his film Reincarnation.

The Vatican then hosted a final, secret discussion between the two delegations this fall in Rome.

This was at the house of a minister then lodging in the island, and it was he who hosted the old harper.

If the hacendado hosted a fiesta, he might leave the details to his wife or the mayordomo.

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

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