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May I suggest everyone on the island get accustomed to saying (and everyone accustomed to hearing) the simple, polite and understandable ‘keep your safe distance please’.

Adams speculated that the use of early voting might slowly increase over the next few election cycles as voters become more accustomed to it.

A former schoolmaster who, because of a small inheritance, has been able to retire to the country, Hopkins is vain, envious of others, accustomed to his domestic comforts and utterly self-centered.

And a more mature American dining public – accustomed to sushi, pho, kimchi, fried Brussels sprouts, kale salads and so much more – presumably won’t turn up its nose at rutabaga layer cakes, parsnip custards or beet pies.

And while this is concerning, it’s the reality we’ve grown accustomed to.

And with America’s forking over a staggering total of more than $100 billion in aid, magazine’s “person of the year” has grown accustomed to getting his way.

As a dancer, she’s accustomed to movement and release.

Assure her that you value your husband’s support, and now that you have this advanced degree, you’ll do your best to support him in the style to which he’s accustomed.

At one point, Data defines friendship by saying that: "As I experience certain sensory input patterns, my mental pathways become accustomed to them.

Avoiding this double standard and thereby hypocrisy means Canada, however much it has become accustomed to satisfying the interests of Israel, means turning Bennett away.

Bangladesh, with its population of over 169 million, had physically larger players than the ones our team was accustomed to.

Bob Huggins believes Erik Stevenson has grown more comfortable playing in a new setting at West Virginia and that Stevenson's teammates are more accustomed to playing with him.

But evidence shows drugs manufacturers have long been aware of the withdrawal effects of the drugs, which occurs when a person's brain becomes accustomed to the medication before it is taken away without time to adjust.

But I do believe we are about to experience levels of routine dysfunction to which very few of us are accustomed.

But then Chris Junior is accustomed to boxing away from home.

But the sooner you can become accustomed to having professionals assist you with parts of your care as they become challenging, the better prepared you’ll be later, when you might require much more assistance.

Despite focusing most of his time on weight lifting and strength and conditioning, Norton has quickly accustomed himself to helping the team with hitting and catching.

Facilities typically accustomed to experiencing only a day or two of temperatures above 90 degrees could see up to 24 days per year where the heat index tops 90, just within the next few decades.

Fans of the hit drama have become accustomed to the “stealth wealth” style of fashion its characters often employ to showcase their financial status.

For first-time users, a will be a suitable investment and allow them to become accustomed to vaping before moving on to a mod.