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abreast - side by side The parade had six drummers marching abreast.

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Being abreast means being side by side.

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draw abreast = gleichziehen

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The origin of abreast is late Middle English: from A- 'in' + breast.

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The brass band passed by, marching four abreast.

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We have been abreast of this situation for a time now.

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I have information here to keep you abreast of the situation, sir.

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The president wants to stay abreast of the most recent developments in Libya.

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The protest marchers walked arm-in-arm, five abreast down the street.

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Along side at the same level (think of runners crossing a finishing line "breast to breast" they are abreast of each other and finish at the same time).

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it means walking side to side

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When a group of people walk side by side.

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à jour, au courant

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Abreast means beside one other with others in back or front. Riding no more than two abreast means no more than two riders across side by side in one seat, for all riders in the vehicle or method of transport. For example, no more than two abreast ona roller coaster means no more than two across in each row.

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If the conditions were right riding abreast would be a good idea especially in dusty situations.

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NYPD Blue - 1993 Keeping Abreast 11-5 was released on:

USA: 21 October 2003

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Another way to say is" to be abreast of"

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"Current" is the adjective - ""keep abreast of current events"".

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Etymologically, it comes from the prefix a- and the root -breast. Normally a compound word is composed of two roots (e.g. woodwork, bookmark, etc.), so technically "abreast" isn't compound.

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They followed a leading wagon, traveling abreast woul increase the risk of unexpected damage to the wagons.

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A biga is a Roman racing chariot drawn by two horses abreast.

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p. 13-2 of Texas Driver's Handbook:

#7.Persons riding two abreast shall not impede the normal and reasonable flow of traffic on the roadway. Persons riding two abreast on a laned roadway must ride in a single lane.

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If a company used UPS as their primary delivery system they could stay abreast of all the changing postal rates. They could establish an account and would be alerted to changes in prices.

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It does not explain the fossil records nor does it keep abreast with new discoveries and theories.

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A troika is a Russian carriage drawn by a group of three horses abreast.

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Beside

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Adjoining

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Abreast

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Five feet high the door, and three may stand abreast.

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Not at the moment, but it is frequently discussed. You can sign up for email updates from the Copyright Office in order to stay abreast of the issue.

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dont know if it is legal or not

but dangerous

idiot cops ride like that all the time

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brief the team on the situation and keep them abreast of current conditions and threats.

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One line abreast of airplanes (left to right/right to left) is the first wave; follow on waves of airplanes will directly follow behind them.

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Ask co-workers. Share knowledge you have and seek out others for knowledge. Find out what periodicals are produced pertaining to your industry.

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To stay current with changes in the environment, organizations need to engage in continuous monitoring of technology trends, industry regulations, and customer needs. This involves regularly assessing the impact of new developments on their Information Systems and adjusting strategies accordingly. Collaboration with stakeholders and investing in training and development are also essential for keeping abreast with environmental changes.

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In order to stay abreast in the ever changing world of business in today's market, the best periodical to read, would be that of TIME magazine as it is trusted most.

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A Buyer Merchandiser is vital to an apparel buying agency. The merchandiser is responsible for keeping abreast of the trends and making smart buying decisions.

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An ability to stay abreast of fashion and changes in design construction proved critical in determining whether a company survived as an industry leader.

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you are abreast with the hourly news update on the go since no one really watched TV any more.. also helpful if you want to know what your favourite celebrity had for breakfast.

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Retail district managers are responsible for overseeing the stores in their territory or region. They hire and train store managers and keep abreast of how each store is faring financially.

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Some synonyms for the term alongside will include the following terms: abreast, afar, alone, by one's self, down, nearby, neck and neck, reserve, and near.

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There are certain social graces that apply when you are out in public or in the street. These social graces include walking no more than two abreast and letting others pass you from behind as you are walking.

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Often, the president and his top advisors gather in the situation room to keep abreast of the situation. The president almost always addresses the nation in response to any crisis.

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Generally speaking the responsibilities of a citizen are to vote and obey the laws of the nation. In democratic nations, citizens have a duty to either take part in civic affairs and, or stay abreast of the affairs of government.

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CBS Chicago is located at 22 W Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois. The broadcaster keeps Chicago residents abreast of the latest happenings in news, sports, weather and traffic.

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In Pennsylvania it is NOT legal to operate more than TWO abreast, (except for Police,) in the performance of the duty.

In addition no more than FOUR cycles can ride together and must allow space (*Case law 100ft) between groups, to allow overtaking vehicles to re-enter the lane safely. All riders, in group larger than four, can be charged with the violation (*Cass Law.) and a fine and costs of $136.

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This depends on the definition of "dog tracking." At Pocono the cars can race six-abreast down the frontstretch and four-wide down the Long Pond Straight.

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Shoespie keeps abreast with the latest trends in fashion and provide Heels, Boots, Sandals, Casuals, Men’s Shoes of good quality at the most reasonable price for global shoppers

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Maryland requires helmets. You may ride two abreast in a single lane. Their law on helmet speakers is somewhat roundabout and does not allow you to wear earplugs but does allow you the use of one helmet speaker for communications only.

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The Knot is a website that assists in the planning of a wedding. Create your personal planner to keep track of your budget, guest list, to do list and more. Build a website to keep your family and friends abreast of all the details.

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Correct!

Unless you're on a bike path, in which case there are no real laws defining how many people can ride next to each other.

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