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It would be hard to name another company as symbiotically synonymous with its state.

In several ways, today's event was symbiotically useful to each candidate.

People should be linked symbiotically with the other animals and plants.

This tree, you will learn, lives symbiotically with man, animals and other trees.

To work more than that would have put a strain on the environment, with which they related symbiotically.

"We want to live symbiotically with the earth, instead of being at war with it."

"And that is a reflection of the two countries functioning symbiotically.

Their food is manufactured by bacteria that live symbiotically inside each worm's body.

That art and science, while distinct disciplines, are symbiotically intertwined?

"We work symbiotically with doctors and therapists," he says.

And while the two camps symbiotically depend on each other to keep the American public entertained, their relationship is not always smooth.

It seems they may be symbiotically associated with mosses, as suggested by several earlier authors.

They learn that those entrapped are becoming symbiotically linked together through the entity.

Antarctica has around 400 lichen species, plants and fungi living symbiotically.

A microbial consortium is two or more microbial groups living symbiotically.

This species lives symbiotically with sea anemones, corals and jelly fish.

Since a bio-fertilizer is technically living, it can symbiotically associate with plant roots.

They grow symbiotically with green algae, or parasitically on other lichens.

"The two cities function symbiotically," said Bob Cook, president of the nonprofit economic development corporation.

A mostly-humanoid species of elementally based beings who are symbiotically connected to their environment.

Symbiotically, the vice president was one of Russert's best, attention-winning guests.

Nitrogen fixing bacteria either live symbiotically with plants, or live freely in the soil.

The Met booked stars, and symbiotically, stars made the Met.

The two processes are, so to speak, symbiotically related; they are the mutually reinforcing determinants of development.

Both church and state functioned symbiotically.