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condition someone or something to something 1. to train or adapt someone or an animal to do something. I conditioned the dog to beg for a treat. Over the years, he had conditioned himself to run for hours at a stretch. 2. to train or adapt someone or an animal to something. We could never condition the cat to the finer points of domestication. I conditioned myself to the extreme cold. See also: condition How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Pursuant to these provisions, MAC clauses enforced as a condition to performance under the contract will be evaluated with respect to the following factors: Plantar fasciitis is another form of Heel Pain, otherwise known as heel pain syndrome, often presents a very chronic, extremely painful and stubborn condition to resolve. And sometimes people with a chronic illness will keep their condition to themselves, but they soon see this doesn''t work. |
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