Mutual interaction; the activity of reciprocating or exchanging (especially information)
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Be generous with appreciation and reciprocation before, during, and after an expedition.
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His face burned but he could not bring himself to demand reciprocation.
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Love demands reciprocation; he could read no passion in her voice.
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To see this is to be converted into a cheerleader, regardless of reciprocation.
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If it was what He intended, why was it so often without reciprocation?
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In love I recognise solely the principle of reciprocation, as it obtains in Nature.
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What will this do for trust and reciprocation after the heath crisis has passed?
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If there is thought to be, it is from an imagined reciprocation in others.
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Social psychologist Dennis Regan conducted a classic study of reciprocation.
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And finally, give Fanny a double reciprocation of all the love she sent me.
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I was only wondering whether a suggestion of reciprocation might not have been wise.
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They received his mocking farewell without any form of reciprocation or sign of resentment.
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How can he fail in its full and free reciprocation?
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Conjunction of love is by reciprocation; and there can be no reciprocation in self alone.
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Afterward, Nate had left soon enough, no reciprocation required.
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Utu is a Maori concept meaning payment or reciprocation.