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Don't associate with dishonest boys.

We associate with all sorts of people.

All of this we can associate with the pleasure principle.

I'd advise you not to associate with him, he's a bad lot.

Our goal was to find a fragrance that women and men would associate with youth.

It is also the colour we often associate with calm and serenity.

Another motivator that will push you towards the goal is the pain you associate with not achieving your goal.

Call it abusive treatment or possible cause for recourse to a court or an industrial tribunal, but bullying is a horrible practice I only associate with children.

Thus the activity and motion that we might associate with frolicking points right back through the meaning of “high spirits” to a leaping source for the etymology.

Their composition, crystalline structure, melting properties, and ability to associate with water and other non-lipid molecules are especially important to their functional properties in many foods.

Not only is it a color that we associate with newborn boys, it's also very calming, evokes the ocean and the sky, and pairs nicely with nearly any accent color.

So when a quasar goes dormant, what's left are the things we associate with a normal galaxy — stars and gas swirling around a central and hidden pit of matter.

You will have a series of pegs in your mind which you associate with what you want to remember and when you recall, you go to that peg and the association will prompt the information stored.