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align
(redirected from aligner)

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align something with something
to adjust, straighten, or arrange something in reference to something else. Try to align this piece with the one next to it.

align oneself with someone or something

Fig. to bring oneself into agreement with someone or someone's ideas; to associate oneself with someone or someone's cause. She sought to align herself with the older members.
See also: oneself


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The ads, which promote OrthoClear's teeth aligners, are customized for each dental office and will run on major cable and broadcast channels such as CNN, CBS, Discovery and VH1.
With Spin Coaters and Mask Aligners for imaging, Lift-off Tools for essential material processing, Substrate Bonders for mounting, Probers for testing, and Device Bonders for assembling SUSS provides the most influential range of production equipment for MEMS processing and testing.
It is important to request overcorrection when submitting an Invisalign case to compensate for possible aligner lag.
 
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