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firm attachment

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See: affection


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This is the first step in a series of activities we will be holding in the coming days to express our firm attachment to our land and our rejection of this wall.
The result in either case is that the individual forms a firm attachment to the alcoholic beverage and thereafter incorporates it in his every-day life.
Dogs follow the owner wherever they go in the house, a behavior which displays the dogs'' firm attachment with the owners.
 
 
 
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