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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
arrange .
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Examples
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But, as his brain arranges all the relevant data into a jumble of reasons why and how he's returned to her, the hurt confusion on her face registers.
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And as is my wont, I sat up at precisely 3: 14 a.m. and marveled anew at how playfully, skillfully the brain arranges its thoughts when left to its own dreamy devices.
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What if someone who wants your work "arranges" for it to be copied?
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A lithe, active Swartzman "arranges" a passive Kinoshita into various postures on the floor in a duet comprised of interlacing lifts, turns and caresses, with something both tender and coldly puppetlike about them.
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The decision is a blow to Thomas Dart, the sheriff of Illinois's Cook County, who argued the erotic services section of Craigslist violated prostitution laws because it "arranges" meetings and "directs" people to places where sex is sold.
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The decision is a blow to Thomas Dart, the sheriff of Illinois's Cook County, who argued the erotic services section of Craigslist violated prostitution laws because it "arranges" meetings and "directs" people to places where sex is sold.
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"arranges" end results, rather than simply treating everyone the same and letting the chips fall where they may.
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"arranges" end results, rather than simply treating everyone the same and letting the chips fall where they may.
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I also wanted China to receive financing from the U.S. Export-Import Bank, which arranges credit for foreign countries to buy American products.
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Preparing for the 10:30 Sunday morning Mass, Carlotta, the parish cantor, arranges sheet music on a small stand to the left of the altar, on the square platform usually used by a band or choir.
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