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The phrase 'brings familiarity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to express the idea that someone or something is causing someone to become familiar with something. For example, "Reading the same book every night brings familiarity with the story and the characters."
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Branch is the early favorite because he brings familiarity, but Jabar Gaffney is a smoother, more dynamic player.
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Sometimes stars bring familiarity from league duty, the way Real and Barca players have done; sometimes they just stink up the joint the way Italy and France and England did.
Anderson, although second behind Marin Cilic in the tournament aces count with 71 and high on confidence after winning at Winston-Salem, also brought familiarity (without the contempt), as Murray bossed him in the final at Queen's and soaked up the South African's power.
Logrolling brings comfortable familiarity and therapy.
"It's not just her lineage, though that brings some familiarity.
Repeated exposure to pretty much any kind of stimulus brings a familiarity that breeds quite the opposite of contempt.
Gale Norton, the former Colorado attorney general, chosen for Interior, brings considerable familiarity with environmental issues but also a reputation as a dedicated property rights advocate with deep reservations about the Clinton administration's aggressive efforts to enlarge federal protections for wilderness and wildlife.
The school year brings kids familiarity, predictability, structure and sometimes, escape.
Fenton said she brought a familiarity with world-class events to the job.
"In technocratic and colourless times, brands bring warmth, familiarity and trust," says Peter Brabeck, boss of Nestlé.
For locals, they bring a familiarity because they have been there for so long".
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