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align
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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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With additional insight into financial and non-financial drivers, Teradata and Deloitte can help companies improve their ability to manage performance across the enterprise while aligning corporate strategy and on-the-ground execution.
Aligning Incentives, Information, and Choice Wendy D.
Coverage includes assessing the organization's readiness, making a business case, scoping the project, conducting benchmarking and comparisons, preparing a strategic plan, incorporating the best in blended approaches and learning platforms, aligning training and development, staffing the university, and the small business university.
 
 
 
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