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symbiotic
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    It was Ishmael's job to set the impression meters and water fountains and to act in the role of fly boy; Arthur, who had formed over the years a symbiotic relationship with the machine, ducked in and out inspecting the plates and printing cylinders.†  (source)
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    There has been significant debate in the scientific community about whether desire is a symptom of a system infected with amor deliria nervosa, or a precondition of the disease itself It is unanimously agreed, however, that love and desire enjoy a symbiotic relationship, meaning that one cannot exist without the other.†  (source)
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    The Stables argue that a certain level of symbiosis is necessary between humanity and the Core.†  (source)
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    There was a kind of symbiosis in their relationship to these grand places: they gave life to the ancient architecture by making it the backdrop of their discourse, by refusing to worship at its altar as if it were a dead thing.†  (source)
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    Several white families live on the island in a paternalistic, but in many ways symbiotic, relationship with their neighbors.†  (source)
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    If the correspondents at the bar were inclined to talk more than they listened, in an instance of perfect symbiosis the hostesses were inclined to listen more than they talked.†  (source)
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    Hoss eventually developed what might be called a fruitful—or at least symbiotic—relationship with the man who was to remain his immediate superior: Adolf Eichmann.†  (source)
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    Then Mr. Kingsley asked, "The condition in which a person may be able to hear colors or visualize flavors when music is played is called: Synthesis, Symbiosis, Synesthesia, Symbolism."†  (source)
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    Symbiotic, in a way.†  (source)
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    That they had come to such symbiosis continually surprised Kathy.†  (source)
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    Which meant that these trees either lived in a symbiotic relationship with the algae, in a giving-and-taking that was to their mutual advantage, or, simpler still, were an integral part of the algae.†  (source)
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    He never learned the full story of the strange symbiosis between the Overmind and its servants.†  (source)
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    Though their attitudes would fit more comfortably in an earlier period of American history, their relationship to the people is a symbiotic one.†  (source)
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