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ally with
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Princeton's WordNet
ally withverb
unite formally; of interest groups or countries
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of ally with in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of ally with in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of ally with in a Sentence
It's happening either way. In 2024, the nominee is going to be Donald Trump or a close Donald Trump ally with him yammering away.
If you have spent any time watching Boko Haram, you would know that Shekau is truly insane and his version of Islam is even too radical for Islamic State, a mixture of part witch doctor/part voodoo/part radical Islam. He is usually screaming, surrounded by a posse, and at least one tank, this last video is a totally new Shekau, calm, cool collective.Someone is directing his image. My thought is he is a wild card that Islamic State cannot afford to ally with unless they rebrand him or get rid of him entirely.
We do see The US as not yet at the point where we are, for example, with allies, they have not achieved that kind of level of cooperation, and we anticipate it is unlikely in the next five years that they will... become the way we are an ally with our other NATO members in that context.
If you ally with the Syrian Rebels, you’re taking on the Russians and the Kurds; if you ally yourself with Assad, you’re in a Shia alliance and 85 percent of the Middle East is Sunni, if Russia eliminates ISIS, they eliminate the Syrian rebels and the Syrian rebels should be our allies -- we need to protect them, and we need to continue to protect the Kurds.
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- aliado comPortuguese
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