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Meanings of intimately related in English

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Usage of intimately related in English
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The two are intimately related: passionless politics dribble away into aimless drift.
The Irish Times
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These two problems are intimately related and must be studied as one.
The New Heavens
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Background: The structures of proteins are intimately related to their functions.
Pubmed
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Inequality in income is intimately related to inequality in turnout.
The Guardian
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It's intimately related to shadow, which does so much for beauty in the world.
The City of Domes : a walk with an architect about the courts an...
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The two things are as intimately related as own brothers.
The Moon Metal
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For these are three things quite distinct, though intimately related.
Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic
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Has he not abundant evidence that his mind is intimately related to his body?
An Introduction to Philosophy
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Background: Melanoma and the immune system are intimately related.
Pubmed
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These subjects are very intimately related, and each should be used in teaching the other.
Ontario Teachers' Manuals: History
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These great rivers and the Columbia are intimately related.
Steep Trails
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Theology and religion involve intimately related conceptions of the world, its make-up, and its causes.
The Doctrine of Evolution: Its Basis and Its Scope
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Unfortunately, the two are intimately related and what happens in Pakistan is going to affect Afghanistan.
The new yorker
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Apoptosis is one form of cell death that is intimately related to health and pathological conditions.
Pubmed
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Elements in the same column, latitudinal neighbors, are actually far more intimately related than horizontal neighbors.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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Dry-farming is so intimately related to climate that the typical climatic variations must be pointed out.
Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
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