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coincide with

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coincide with something
to agree with or match something; [for something] to happen at the same time as something else. This pattern coincides with the pattern we see in the carpet. My birthday sometimes coincides with Thanksgiving Day.
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The aforesaid allows us to make the following conclusion: due to that Earth is moving, and the direction of its motion doesn't coincide with the direction of Moon's motion the orbit of Moon has an elliptical form.
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FORECASTERS today warned of coastal flooding along the length of the UK as spring tides coincide with what could be the strongest storm of the winter.
Storm alert over spring tide threat by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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