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Complementary
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complementary /com·ple·men·ta·ry/ (kom″plĕ-men´tah-re)
1. supplying a defect, or helping to do so; making complete; accessory.
2. in biochemistry, pertaining to the specific pairing between purine and pyrimidine bases in two nucleotide strands.

Complementary
Something that serves to fill out or complete something else.
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The coming together of the knowledges of all participants has led to an enhanced understanding of each others' roles within the community and a deeper appreciation of the complementariness of these roles.
The degree of complementariness among the contributions is remarkable given the great diversity of the religions and communities addressed.
This new trade agenda would foster a more balanced growth within nations, she added, arguing that a "trade agenda that creates complementariness through labor mobility and enhances infrastructure development adds at least two percent to world GDP growth.
 
 
 
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