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Meanings of form a bond in English

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Usage of form a bond in English
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They form a bond with their newborn -just like mothers do.
The South African
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I also think it's a good idea to form a bond.
A week in december
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I hope by bottle-feeding to overcome the wild tendencies and form a bond.
Indivisible
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The pair form a bond that bridges their racial divide.
Reuters
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Heidi and Walter form a bond, chatting about road trips they wished they had taken.
News.com.au
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The children form a bond despite the cruel system.
The Irish Times
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The residents know and trust the staff, who in turn form a bond with the residents.
The Guardian
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John's death had changed all of them, it had allowed him to form a bond with his son again.
Family album
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It's such a strong instinct that if something, anything, moves, chances are a chick will form a bond with it.
Wired
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Lieutenant Luhrs said that the training had given both crews the chance to learn from each other and form a bond.
Radio NZ
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These items help form a bond to the deceased, a reminder that they are sorely missed and will never be forgotten.
Reuters
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We both knew something was very wrong. Caroline and Ken's uneasiness with the deplorable school conditions would form a bond between them.
Ebony
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Yet none of this would matter a jot if Sheeran's songs didn't form a bond with a huge audience to begin with.
The Irish Times
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Children form a bond between their parents, a bond no less tender and a bond which is sometimes stronger than love itself.
Emile
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He is a man who has built his career on consensus and conciliation and he will want to form a bond with Merkel, he added.
Reuters
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When we meet again, it will be to form a bond which all this court and all this kingdom shall not be able to loose.
The Refugees / A Tale of Two Continents
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