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Definition
very near — often directly beside
- Normally, the First Family would stay in the house they own adjacent to the compound property.p. 191.5
- Khrushchev tried to bully his younger adversary on the subject of West Berlin, hoping to take control of the entire city because more and more citizens of Soviet-controlled East Berlin were risking their lives in the name of freedom by escaping into the adjacent territory controlled by the United States and her World War II allies.p. 125.6
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