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Meanings of shared experiences in English

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Usage of shared experiences in English
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It is rooted in principles related to collective responsibility and shared experiences.
Ebony
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It's a common language and provides the ability to have shared experiences.
Wired
3
I like it because I virally meet people that have shared experiences.
Ebony
4
Your passion for engaging and uplifting women through shared experiences is palpable.
The South African
5
You shared experiences as they happened, not weeks or months later.
Climbing Magazine
6
We have fewer shared experiences, and that makes us feel alone.
Chuck klosterman on media and culture
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They shared experiences of how drug policies stigmatise and brutalise farmers.
The Guardian
8
Patty always generously shared experiences with anyone who might be near.
Just Patty
9
This was about relating to others based on a new set of shared experiences.
Ebony
10
Those links have helped produce a cohort with many shared experiences, values and attitudes.
BBC
11
You could certainly argue that those shared experiences are your memories too, he says.
BBC
12
These rich, shared experiences, can all be had without ever having met someone in-person.
Wired
13
Such shared experiences make for trust and happy understanding.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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Joy comes from shared experiences, as every reading group, fan club, or so­cial organization testifies.
Heaven
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Not from his shared experiences with Gordon-theyhad never been to Washington together-butfrom somewhere.
The arms maker of berlin
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Maybe it was the shared experiences in warships.
Perilous Shield
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United States of America
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