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Meanings of normalise in English
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normalitzar Usage of normalise in English
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He said the whole process has helped to normalise collaborative remote work.
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The rule could also normalise mask use in other situations, he said.
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They are also trying to normalise discussions around the subject through advertising.
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Evaluation of the staining intensity was then used to normalise the samples.
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We cannot normalise this pain, Beyoncé said in the video posted Saturday.
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It describes the document as a cynical attempt to normalise teenage drinking.
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He said France was working to normalise the situation in Lebanon.
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So there is plenty more upside to come as North Sea activities normalise.
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Akunis said several countries were candidates to normalise relations with Israel.
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What you have done is help normalise breastfeeding, another person said.
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Israel and the UAE reached an agreement to fully normalise relations.
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The accords signed in Zurich to normalise ties need parliamentary approval.
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But we want that to stand out...you can't let it normalise.
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We attribute independence to things in order to normalise their recurrence.
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We attribute essences to them in order to normalise their manifestations or constitution.
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It is to normalise their behaviours so they're able to do this themselves.
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