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get ahold of
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get ahold of somebody (spoken)
to communicate with someone get hold of somebody I'm trying to get ahold of everyone to tell them the party is at 9 tomorrow.
See also: get

get ahold of something (spoken)

to obtain something get hold of something I finally got ahold of that novel you said I should read.
See also: get


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Ahold is setting up a "Business Control for Retail" function to support and challenge the retail units in reviews and analysis of actual performance and future plans, according to a Reuters report.
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