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Meanings of bridged the gap in English

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Usage of bridged the gap in English
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But technology and data have bridged the gap between the two worlds.
The Guardian
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But it had bridged the gap, and would do no harm at all.
Second to None
3
Watching Xena bridged the gap between Gabrielle, Rose and their faraway uncle Chet.
Radio NZ
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He bridged the gap between the Commune and the assembly.
The French Revolution: A Short History
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Ireland has bridged the gap with the elite world nations.
The Irish Times
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Their machines are talking to ours, and it's this system that bridged the gap.
Woken furies
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He definitively bridged the gap between fashion and celebrity; he became a star himself.
The new yorker
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Nelly Bly seemed to have bridged the gap, I decided.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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Where knowledge failed speculation bridged the gap.
Modern Religious Cults and Movements
10
On the fourth time around Butler, Kenneally and Ray Clarke bridged the gap across to the leaders and.
The Irish Times
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His hand never bridged the gap.
The Reality Dysfunction
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But he figured it out, bridged the gap, knew what one man had done another man could do.
Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California
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But the energy with which he bridged the gap between past and present gave these plays their cutting edge.
The Irish Times
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As if their kiss bridged the gap between two worlds, even if only for that one brief, sparkling moment.
Wings
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Tablets haven't quite bridged the gap, and smartphones, while more powerful and useful than ever, haven't taken over completely yet.
The Irish Times
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FireComms, of Cork, is one company in the Science2Market competition that has successfully bridged the gap between science and industry.
Wired
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