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The symbiotic relationship between the city and the world body has been a good one.

The league has a symbiotic relationship with the national team.

Television has always had a symbiotic relationship with news events.

"Or maybe they have a symbiotic relationship with the trees."

There is a symbiotic relationship between us and the people we cover.

This symbiotic relationship probably developed 1.7 to 2 billion years ago.

And there was more than money in this symbiotic relationship.

It is also clear that the more symbiotic this relationship, the better.

They had accepted the symbiotic way of life while he was still a child.

The real lives of the artists and their works had a symbiotic relationship between them.

The relationship between society and innovation is a symbiotic one.

Some of these may also have had a symbiotic origin.

But it took a while for this symbiotic relationship to develop.

Through this symbiotic relationship, the two of them make an escape.

At a certain point, on or around Sept. 11, 2001, their relationship became symbiotic.

Business leaders here see a symbiotic relationship between the economy and the airport.

The symbiotic relationship in short can lead to increased competition.

And I think you've almost got to define it as one symbiotic living thing.

Every part and piece of each instrument has a symbiotic relationship.

It was an odd symbiotic relationship the old man had with the girl.

They do not take into account those cases where faith and science have a symbiotic relationship.

The President and the press secretary had a peculiar symbiotic relationship.

The two were a symbiotic team, the long and short of British comedy.

"Could it have been a symbiotic relationship between the Companion and this place?"

Some of the firm's work points to a symbiotic relationship between the union and the lawyers.