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I can't relate on any level, but it's definitely very nice.
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We would sit together for hours, sharing the anecdotes we were too tired to relate on other days.
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Clinton, who sometimes struggles to relate on the campaign trail, seemed in her element in her hour-long appearance at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Lady Rosamond had given her friend some of the glimpses of her experience in Rome, yet she had much more to relate on her arrival.
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He recalled the story that Sir Walter had related on the previous night.
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The entire history of their adventures was related on both sides.
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Damani and I really related on that level, says Karen.
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The story of the American Ambassadress was not the only one related on this night.
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Every fact is related on one side to sensation and, on the other, to morals.
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They knew that the stories which Ziffak related on the shore of the Xingu were true.
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An instance of this kind is related on page 242, under the heading, "A Horse Witched."
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The following pathetic incident, related on one of those occasions by Dr. Holmes, need not, however, be omitted:-
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The story of the Flood, as related on the eleventh tablet of the Gilgamesh epic, abounds in supernatural terror.
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No circumstance of importance, from the beginning to the end of the disclosure, shall be related on hearsay evidence.
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An amusing example of an attempt to "dodge," under false colours, is related on the following day.
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CK relates on the podcast how, when he first saw Maron perform in Boston, it made him feel "uncomfortable".