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tend
verb as in be apt, likely
verb as in care for
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“We found that women in households tend to make most of the healthcare decisions for the house,” he said.
"It's a generational thing – if families are out of work they tend to bring up their children to exist on the benefits system," she said.
"He didn't write as often as I would like. He would tend to write during winter evenings. In the summer evenings he preferred gardening," he said.
Subtle genetic differences not linked to a high risk of blood cancer were present in more of the frequent-donor group - but because healthier people tend to give blood, this skews the picture.
We’ve long known that to be true about romantic pairings, but folks tend to be quieter about cutting off contact with companions with whom you’re otherwise compatible after a miserable trip.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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