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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 latest campaign to vaccinate Afghan children against the crippling polio virus -- only found in a handful of countries -- was timed to coincide with Peace Day and targeted at the most risky areas, an official said.
To coincide with its sponsorship of the July 16 edition of Bravo's hair styling reality competition "Shear Genius," Nexxus Salon Hair Care held the Nexxus Hairdo How To contest, in which a viewer with the best four-step hairdo would win a trip to join the cast for the "Shear Genius" finale viewing party in New York City.
Since its inception, the final day of the Photography Exhibition has been organised to coincide with the World Photography Day which is held every year to honour the efforts of photographers worldwide.
 
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