acclimatise

• “The best way to acclimatise is to spend at least an hour in natural daylight as soon as possible after landing.”

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• “I try to get into full tuck sometime on every ride, for as long as my fondness for beer will allow without too much discomfort, in order to gradually 'acclimatise' myself.”

  In Transition: Livable Streets, Lovable Lenses

• “acclimatise" themselves for future overseas visits.”

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• “It was Wenger who decided to allow him to acclimatise to the big league out on the wing, and Capello was the beneficiary when the youngster used his speed in Zagreb to score a memorable hat-trick.”

  The Guardian: Arsenal fizzle out after early promise – just like last season | Richard Williams

• “Luca Cumani's Mabait, who has had plenty of time to acclimatise, can also make the frame in an open contest.”

  The Guardian: Sea Lord can sail ahead on the opening night of Dubai carnival

• “I found a small hotel just off the Calle de Atocha and tried to acclimatise.”

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• “The pitch was hardly pristine and Ireland had to acclimatise quickly during frenetic opening exchanges, when the pace and helter-skelter action gave the occasion a real cup tie feel.”

  The Guardian: Estonia 0-4 Republic of Ireland | Euro 2012 play-off match report

• “As Buddy attempts to acclimatise to alien New York life, he falls in love with toy-store employee Jovie, who shares his "affinity for elf culture".”

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• “It takes time for the boys to acclimatise when they arrive, to wean them off alcohol and glue, explains Malama Mazaba, manager of the centre, which houses up to 50 boys at a time.”

  The Guardian: Zambia: From street child to college boy

• “Following the Australian model there is much to be said for an aspiring Test captain to acclimatise in ODI cricket.”

  The Guardian: No reason to doubt Alastair Cook as an England one-day force | Vic Marks

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