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attune to

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attune (someone or something) to (someone or something else)
Fig. to bring someone or something into accord with someone or something else; to adjust someone or something to someone or something else. (Usually metaphorical. Not used for musical tuning.) You should try to attune yourself to our needs and direction. Try to attune your comments to the level of your audience.


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Forget the planetary doomsters, ignore the cosmic threats and attune to boosting your career between April and July.
Attune to Participate in the Microsoft Partner Pavilion at Storage Networking World SANTA CLARA, Calif.
We are looking forward to jointly working with Attune to offer solutions that allow customers to deploy cost-effective file virtualization across heterogeneous file servers and network-attached (NAS) devices.
 
 
 
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