meet with
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On Thursday, groups representing crypto firms and banks are expected to meet with the White House in an attempt to resolve the latest roadblock.
From Barron's
By rights, Jonah thought, Chip should be with Jonah too, waiting in this bland government office to meet with James Reardon.
From Literature
“I kept thinking, why’d he agree to meet with us just to tell us he couldn’t tell us anything? And I think”—she dropped her voice low, conspiratorially—“I think it was because he wanted to find out what Mom and Dad already knew.”
From Literature
“I know, but if we’re careful about what we say, just kind of hint that we want to meet with her again, to find out what happened, to see if she has our lists. Hand me the cell phone, Katherine,” Jonah said.
From Literature
“He didn’t expect you to be enterprising enough to take pictures of the files and call the phone numbers and meet with me.”
From Literature
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