Similar words: cope with, live with, agree with, range with, in line with, combine with, mingle with, engage with. Meaning: v. be associated with.
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211. We nibble, we score, and we share the results with you to help you avoid the paralyzation that can come with Brand Choice Overload.
212. Any settlement would come with strings attached, perhaps even on conflict avoidance.
213. If he could possibly come with us(Sentencedict), it really just the job.
214. I want you to come with me, into the filthiest streets of Primordium.
215. Come with black tie.
216. "I'm going to come with you."—"Now look, Sue, there's no need.".
217. After Jordan's camp in Santa Barbara, Nike took me to Portland to relax. They let Liu Wei come with me. We went to a batting cage and I tried to hit a baseball.
218. But such places often come with lots of dust. And the panels have to stay dust-free: just a seventh of an ounce of dust per square yard of panel can decrease solar power conversion by 40 percent.
219. "I can very easily explain my dealings with them." — "I am sure you can, sir. But in the meanwhile I must ask you to come with me.".
220. Rejection of any one as monthly fee user shall come with no explanation.
221. Still, Esther has come with me from Antioch for your permission to marry.
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