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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at harmony" is not commonly used in written English; the correct expression is "in harmony." You can use "in harmony" to describe a state of agreement, cooperation, or peaceful coexistence between people, ideas, or elements.
Example: "The two departments worked in harmony to achieve the company's goals."
Alternatives: "in sync" or "in agreement".
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Night after night, this unintended encounter between rock climbers and shelter-seeking New Yorkers plays out at Harmony Atrium, and not necessarily to harmonious effect.
313, 315 and 317, with no attempt at harmony.
Loneese Perkins was buried in a plot at Harmony Cemetery that she and Horace had bought when they were younger.
What is the consumer-education component of the program at Harmony? A. This is a big challenge.
Prices at Harmony Marina Suites (+452 8756) start at £73 for a standard suite on a room-only basis.
When the school dress code was challenged, there was no attempt at compromise, despite all the official efforts at harmony.
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By 28, he was head chef at Harmony-Lafayette hotel in Paris, overseeing 3,000 meals a day.
Above all, one instrument often has to stand in for an entire orchestra, and hint at harmonies that it alone cannot produce.
PJ Raval's ("Trinidad") latest feature documentary "Before You Know It," screening Sunday at 5 p.m at the Harmony Gold at the 2013 Outfest LGBT Film Festival, explores the lives of three very different gay senior citizens.
If you're raising siblings, you can probably guess at another benefit: harmony at home.
I felt clean, calm and strong at the end of my week at Inner Harmony.
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