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What is another way of saying that goes with it?

Here are some alternatives to "that goes with it", depending on the context:

More Formal:

* Is included.

* Is a part of.

* Comes as standard.

* Is an inherent feature.

* Is a necessary component.

* Is intrinsically linked.

More Informal:

* Comes bundled.

* Is part of the deal.

* Is a given.

* Is in the package.

* Comes along with it.

More Specific:

* Is complementary to it.

* Is a consequence of it.

* Is the result of it.

* Is the natural progression of it.

Please provide me with more context about the specific situation, and I can give you a more tailored answer.

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