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en·grained
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Engrained
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grenadine
endearing
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of engrained in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of engrained in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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' The Last Dance' was a huge hit. The Last Dance ''s engrained The Last Dance ' in the culture. I mean some people are going to remember this crisis and they're also going to remember the Lance Armstrong documentary with it, but now how does the network take advantage of what they've gotten ? That's what ESPN needs to figure out until sports return.
Because [ AirPods ] are so engrained into the Apple ecosystem with Apple Music and Apple Fitness +, Apple loyalists -- of which there are millions -- prefer to stay with the Apple brand instead of considering another brand.
ISIS is not over, the military pressure from them is ending, but the fundamental war is eradicating the ideology that has been engrained here for years. The ideology is harder to fight.
That history is engrained in our law enforcement.
These are things that happen to every administration, really, the last several presidents have made a point of shining a light on the fact they were trying to keep lobbyists out of their administration and to some extent failed – and we have these examples – illustrates how engrained lobbyists are in the policymaking of Washington.
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