as in to inform
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There appears to be no clear association between these two lists, although the contaminant list is supposed to inform the monitoring list.
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Marcia Kimpton's hotel tips Kimpton’s upbringing informed her approach to selecting hotels.
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With few resources to train or familiarize staff with AI, agencies are often left with a workforce frustrated or unequipped to experiment and use it.
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Online, as well, organizations like Arm the Dolls focus on education and resources that help trans and marginalized people purchase and familiarize themselves with guns.
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While looking for someone qualified to replace Ware’s high vocals, Oakey serendipitously found the magic combination that would edify the act through today.
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Both haven’t really edified him, at this point.
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During that presentation, the council was briefed on a market-participation-with-asset-ownership option for procuring energy for Naperville.
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After the hearing, Wyden and Cloud’s office were briefed by ATF.
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And audiences clap to show their appreciation for the effort made to entertain, educate or enlighten us.
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Ambiguity clouds the conversation and risks leaving your protégé more confused than enlightened.
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Investigators preliminarily determined many of the animals died from gunshot wounds, and the shelter has initiated legal action to recover remaining dogs.
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Moreover, goalkeepers are evolving into playmakers, initiating attacks from the back rather than just clearing, effectively acting as an additional outfield player.
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“Impart (to).” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/impart%20%28to%29. Accessed 3 Jul. 2026.
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