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in touch

adverb as in abreast

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We got in touch with his publicist and went back and forth for like six or seven months.

The pair are now hoping for a big boost after a University of Oxford college got in touch asking them to craft items from a fallen tree on its land.

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By comparison, 15,000 such people got in touch with the organization in all of 2017.

But she kept in touch with women back home, who would share videos which she then collected and archived.

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You can stay in touch with the latest forecast on the BBC Weather website or app.

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