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Meanings of coexist with in English

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Usage of coexist with in English
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It has been reported that hypertension and obesity often coexist with hyperuricemia.
Pubmed
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In practice, older technologies are quite resilient and can coexist with new ones.
The Guardian
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This way, real establishments can coexist with fictional constructs without creating unnecessary confusion.
Wired
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I've never clearly felt that I needed to coexist with it.
The book of disquiet
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We think that Dahlia found a way to coexist with him.
The Demon Lover
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But supersymmetry could not coexist with the server's broken vacuum: a boundary formed.
Engineering Infinity
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Hence one good can coexist with the privation of another good.
Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) / From the Complete Americ...
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We found many of these to coexist with kinds of separation equally real.
Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking
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The elves knew how to coexist with them, if no more than that.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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How can the beliefs of Shinto coexist with the knowledge of modern science?
Kokoro: Hints and Echoes of Japanese Inner Life
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A stable state, important for the region, cannot coexist with unlawful militias, he said.
Reuters
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Missteps and misapprehensions coexist with new finds and more refined views of old problems.
Wired
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I've always clearly seen that I coexist with the world.
The book of disquiet
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They've found a way for their masculinity to coexist with the concept of necessity.
Ebony
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Ubi might coexist with him but Archie'd disembowel him just to keep in practice.
The burglar who studied spinoza
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I realised then that the fae didn't coexist with us within the material world.
Foxglove Summer
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