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prepossess

v.
1.possess beforehand
2.cause to be preoccupied
3.make a positive impression (on someone) beforehand
4.influence (somebody's) opinion in advance

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    ring a bell
    to remind someone of something
    The name does not ring a bell and I am sure that I have never heard of the man.



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