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Examples for "approach"
Examples for "approach"
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He said a common sense approach to the Covid-19 situation was needed.
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She said the bylaw takes a common sense approach to the problem.
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Politicians understandably approach said question with caution -often with interesting results.
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Objective: To present a new approach to treatment using flow diversion technology.
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However, it said its dominant shareholder, Red Sea, had rejected the approach.
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The countries share a small land border on Russia's far-east Primorsky region.
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The latter would border on pornography and that certainly wouldn't be allowed.
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Australia's passion for sport and winning can at times border on intimidation.
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The murders were a crime so heinous, they border on the unthinkable.
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Buses had ferried many of them to the nearby border on Monday.
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It would border on malpractice for me to link them to you.
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The reaction of the players and the Sky pundits border on euphoric.
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The French, then, would have come over the border on their side.
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He said Mr Jones comments are New Zealand centric and border on racist.
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Many futures are for physical products, while others border on metaphysical.
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And at it's most extreme, Wagner's political views really did border on anarchism.
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If necessary, the silver border on the blade would give me temporary protection.
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We will stop you at the border on the way out.
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Instead he fled, crossing the border on foot into Russian Poland.
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The dialogue with Ursula, the song, etc., border on the indelicate.
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And our friend Hines departed for the Mexican border on the evening train.
