It knows when audiences repeatedly come together, not why they come together.
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The world can't come together over literally anything, but we can come together over this.
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"We have to come together as a nation and come together right now," Franklin says.
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We just have to come together as a team, come together on Tuesday, and keep it going.
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"But we've gotta come together after this primary, we've gotta come together for the 85033 election," she added.
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Biden is comfortable calling on Americans to come together, or congratulating them for having come together in the past.
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It just says that we just all have to come together and unite, not divide, not separate, just come together.
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There's another song on my album called 'Everybody Come Together,' and we have to come together — all the countries in the world.
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"If we can't come together on this, we can't come together on anything," she said as her session came to a close.
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Third, communities and nations don't come together when they talk about their problems; they come together when they do something on behalf of their children.
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THE PRESIDENT: And we're suing on that, and we're working hard, and I think it will all come together, because people want it to come together.
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That's a formal organization that's come together mostly through social media and has gotten bigger through meetings in person, and people have come together with different ideas.
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If it's easy for people to come together over someone they love, it can be just as easy for people to come together through someone they hate.
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I've found that people who don't see eye-to-eye will come together for music, and they get along just fine if they come together for music.
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"It showed how both sides can come together – industry and consumer groups – could come together and to make real change," Creighton told The Hill in a telephone interview.
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It's been really cool to watch Twitch communities come together around watching the NFL the way they might've come together in the past where I'm watching a video game.
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Let's all come together, women & men, & say #TimesUp!
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Let's all come together, women & men, & say #TIMESUP!
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"I think we just need to come together before we start the half, come together have a little meeting, whatever, powwow, and then go out there and compete," Gordon said.
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In other words, if quantum mechanics and relativity could come together to explain what the hell is happening at the edge of a black hole, they could probably come together elsewhere.
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The duo haltingly come together, fall apart under the strain of the events around them and their conflicting moralities, and inevitably come together again to save the day and each other.
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" The Stones also played a Beatles song: "Come Together.
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All those things have to come together — with patience.
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The Democrats are falling apart on the "come together" tour The Democrats are falling apart on the "come together" tour The Democrats' "Come Together and Fight Back" tour was supposed to settle differences between the establishment wing of the party and Bernie Sanders supporters, still pointing fingers over their party's Electoral College defeat in November.
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"I kind of talked about how swimming's an individual sport, but when we come together as a team, we really do come together as a team like no other country," Phelps said.
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Time for us to come together around this good man.
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However, the show didn't come together without trials and tribulation.
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Let's come together in our communities and as a country.
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A series of interconnected celebrities come together in one night.
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"We will all come together and be proud," Trump wrote.
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MCCAUL: Well, I think our family needs to come together.
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VICE: How did the images in Hello Camel come together?
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In order to bring peace, we need to come together.
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I think that, again, we're chemically wired to come together.
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To see it all come together, watch the video above.
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Flagship specs on paper, but the experience doesn't come together.
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You'll never hear "Come Together" the same way ever again.
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How did you come together to work on this video?
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And we come together as a human race, we win.
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"Let's come together as a nation," Obama wrote on Facebook.
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It's very spontaneous in the way these videos come together.
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There's a lot of pieces that have to come together.
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Dyer, the mayor, called for the city to come together.
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And nowhere did they come together more fully than onstage.
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I don't know why and how it's all come together.
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But we can also come together where it makes sense.
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How do you get residents and governments to come together?
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Watching fans come together meant a lot to Fifth Harmony.
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But without the right learning experiences, it won't come together.
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Come together — but hang on to your separate interests, too.
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Can the project come together fast enough to maintain momentum?
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"I like the way things have come together," he said.
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Having an excuse to come together to create something bigger.
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"I feel confident that it will come together," said Garber.
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And why were the two sides unable to come together?
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So I think we really do need to come together.
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When we come together it's not really a job anymore.
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Then they come together slightly and move to the music.
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When communities come together, teamwork can go a long way.
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But we do have moments where those things come together.
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You just need everything to come together on the day.
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We've come together, and we've stood up against the administration.
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When they come together, they can have an incredible voice.
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Women all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds come together to play.
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Gradually, though, plans for an independent organisation have come together.
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All of those come together to build a great business.
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How did you two come together for this final season?
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We need to try and come together to address that.
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The pitching staff has come together, and the relievers too.
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Gay people need to come together, socialize, and exchange ideas.
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Still, it's always nice to see a community come together.
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"We will all come together and be proud!" he wrote.
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It happens because good people come together and demand change.
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THUMP: How did the documentary on Adam's life come together?
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Lots of things have come together at the same time.
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Marteria Two German heavyweights come together on this addictive track.
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Things are going to come together for this ball club.
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Love that the El Paso community will always come together.
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They need to pray and we need to come together.
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The trade has not yet come together, the sources said.
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BECKY QUICK: So how-- how did this deal come together?
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So, I think very quickly this culture will come together.
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"Basically every warring faction has come together," the official said.
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When we all come together, we can and will win.
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In some instances, different offices and different regions come together.
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When doing this, the neon effect begins to come together.
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Watch a big casserole of macaroni and cheese come together.
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BUT WE WILL COME TOGETHER WITH RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT.
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And when we come together as one, we are invincible.
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They'd thereby help us all come together to solve problems.
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All of those things can come together to help, Megyn.
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In 1971, a bunch of us had come together to
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The layers never quite come together to form something more.
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You come together to a world of positivity and openness.
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" That's also why I hate the "We should come together.
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Now, everything has just come together, and it's this crisis.
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How did your song with Drake, "For Free," come together?
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Is that why you've come together, to bring him along?
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We come together, and we take care of each other.
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"This year I could tell her, 'Yes, it's come together.'"
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"Time to come together and stop the hate," he said.
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He mocked Hillary Clinton's 323 slogan ("'Come Together' or something").
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They come together and come undone, make love and argue.
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If they come together, they can make a big difference.
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" Mr. Russell added: "We can come together for a march.
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But are we willing to come together to take action?
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Lower pressure allows the gases to come together, forming bubbles.
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They come together, people who hadn't known each other before.
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We come together to support each other as human beings.
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"We are a community that can come together," she said.
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Americans can come together, he said, praising John F. Kennedy.
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"God willing, the sides will come together again," she said.
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India and Pakistan should come together and resolve there differences.
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We have one chance to come together to save lives.
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He expressed confidence that the GOP could still come together.
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We need to come together, not tear ourselves further apart.
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Narrator: So, how exactly does this painstaking artwork come together?
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Finally, later in the day, Saturn and Pluto come together.
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Scattered insights and embodied belief come together over a beat.
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What do you think it would take to come together?
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Now is the time to come together and link arms.
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Our leaders in Washington must come together to block it.
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We need to come together to help them once again.
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It will take considerable time for it to come together.
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The narrative, as a whole, might not quite come together.
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It's amazing what we can do when we come together.
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A final agreement can come together quickly in a strike.
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Either lead or follow, but come together to act now.
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We have to come together as Americans first and foremost.
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Our country needs to come together, now more than ever.
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The crew leaders agreed to come together at our offices.
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Those various Kanyes come together on The Life of Pablo.
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How did the idea to do a podcast come together?
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Many factors have come together to create a perfect storm.
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We're proving, that if progressives come together, we can win.
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Here, theory and practice frequently come together with unusual clarity.
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"There are so many people that come together," she said.
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Now it's up to European Union leaders to come together.
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"We would not be able to come together," she said.
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It took about six years for it to come together.
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Perhaps New York will come together and learn to defend.
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And I think that's partly why it didn't come together.
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Our country has always been strongest when we come together.
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We as American people need to come together even stronger.
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And I think that's sort of a natural evolution of an industry, but I think the worlds do come together and they have to come together and figure out ways to embrace each other.
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So let's end the violence in our city and come together.
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The Super Bowl is a time when people really come together.
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What we need now more than ever is to come together.
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You can hear it starting to come together on Watch Out!.
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Eventually, they all come together to make one perfect holiday harmony.
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"Our communities need to come together more than ever," Lara said.
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When things get tough, we have to come together even more.
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In the midst of natural disasters, people tend to come together.
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It'll be interesting to see what happens when we come together.
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"It was nice to see it all come together," says Wolfgang.
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There's something remarkably mesmerizing about watching an elaborate braid come together.
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So how do these come together to create the pegan diet?
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And I would like us all to come together, actually, ideally.
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This is where a bunch of storylines start to come together.
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All of the New York people will come together and celebrate.
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John McCain urged Americans to come together in a farewell letter.
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Hopefully the two administrations will come together and get something done.
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In the cold room, salads and appetizers like carpaccio come together.
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Whether that will all come together is still to be determined.
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And that's why we need to come together on the bill.
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After the Dallas shootings, he urged the country to come together.
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It's weird being on my side, seeing the marketing come together.
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"But it will take time for all this to come together."
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We should have come together sooner – that is what did it.
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We show that we can come together across party and geography.
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We will come together again for National Refugee Shabbat in 2020.
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"We need to come together and heal the wounds," he said.
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"It's time to unite, it's time to come together," he said.
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But in order to do that we need to come together.
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These special touches are what really made the room come together.
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Better find some way to come together before it's too late.
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It's about our freedom to come together and share our opinions.
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He said that the city must come together after the shooting.
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All these features come together to deliver top notch 4K clarity.
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It's so needed right now to come together as a community.
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As artists, we've got to come together to fight the bulls—.
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I think we come together and we're just unstoppable, you know?
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Tabriz expressed surprise at how quickly the event had come together.
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The entire song will come together in a matter of minutes.
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We wish we hadn't come together in such an awful way.
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Is that something that went into the decision to come together?
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We need to come together to try and find a solution.
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So much for the "come together" part of the tour slogan.
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It feels like they ought to be able to come together.
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You can see now why these moves so seldom come together.
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But with the right sensibility, it can come together quite well.
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"We need to come together as one," said NE-YO, 36.
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Political leaders are supposed to come together to serve the people.
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For all of us, it is an opportunity to come together.
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"Faith will rise up and we will come together," he said.
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Luckily, none of this means they can't come together and celebrate.
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We need to stop fighting and come together and find solutions.
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The expectation to make it all come together is on me.
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"It's absolutely wonderful to see everything really come together," said Bindi.
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Y'all really do have a distinctive style when you come together.
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So why don't we come together and start studying economic alternatives.
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How can something come together and get his vote this year?
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None of us have come together and tried to do something.
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Why can't we come together and solve one part of this?
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So my counter is, let's try and make everyone come together.
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Watching the entire Eagles community come together has been an inspiration.
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Right now we need to come together and comfort each other.
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She says the community has come together to support the family.
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How did Soft Focus 's segment on campus rape come together?
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Rivas said the community has come together in the storm's aftermath.
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Did the former Directors come together to condemn Mr. Morrell's statement?
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"Because they come together, they should go back together," Abreu said.
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And now, they've come together in the cutest new makeup collection.
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But I didn't see how it was going to come together.
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You're different, but you come together and you have a mission.
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After the shooting, President Trump called for Americans to come together.
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When I saw David's office, it all started to come together.
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McCaskill understand that if the party is going to come together.
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Let's all come together in a national campaign like no other!
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How do we come together as two parties to do that?
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" Macron's riposte – also unveiled Wednesday – was to implore, "[Come] Together, France!
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"I think we will all come together in the end," Rep.
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When he gets it right, it all starts to come together.
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People need to understand, we can come together as a nation.
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"He added: "A lot of things would have to come together.
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"My activism and my musical career really come together," she explains.
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Sometimes Palladeno and his wife come together and take four, stockpiling.
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I hope the world will come together and support our community.
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To see my friends come together for my hometown—that's special.
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People come together and find solidarity through music and shared experience.
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But that's how so much of our social lives come together.
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If we all come together, we can really make a difference.
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Now, we've all come together and agreed what to do next.
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Stand up and say enough is enough let's all come together.
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There's a mighty bristling as the song starts to come together.
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"We still come together, but we've modified our togetherness," the Rev.
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As artists we've got to come together to fight the bullshit.
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I was trying to get the trans community to come together.
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"What we'll have to do is come together," he told reporters.
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We can all come together and agree: That duck is magnificent.
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We focus on our ability to come together as a community.
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For millions of Americans to organize, to rally, to come together.
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But the coalition that had come together stuck to its vision.
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Our lives really come together at the end of the day.
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It's only after death that they are able to come together.
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"There's a whole combination of conditions that come together," he said.
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Now Gotham's protectors must come together to stop an ancient evil.
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Several factors have come together to potentially stymie the urban revival.
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"People come together because it is in their interest," says DeYoung.
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I think people are going to come together, beyond just couples.
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America needs to come together at a time of impending crisis.
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It's time to stand up for each other and come together.
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It's really come together on a medium and longer-term plan.
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NASCAR is still sorting how a race hybrid would come together.
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Then, Trump called for the country to come together as one.
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In this live show, comedy and tech come together at last.
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Or are we going to come together to solve these problems?
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"All communities must come together," declared the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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All the parts have to come together, and it takes time.
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Even a divided country can come together to celebrate its birthday.
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Business community will come together to help find a workable solution.
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That is what caused us to come together as one hand.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden called the country to come together.
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It was the companies' third attempt to come together since 2000.
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A. Yeah, you know, Spinoza said hope and fear come together.
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Democrats and Republicans often come together on the issue of hunger.
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Then there are the moments when recognition and discovery come together.
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She had little hope that the town would ever come together.
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"The way these two things come together — it's muddy," he said.
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Some multi-gen families come together by moving into another home altogether.
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"The world needs to come together to realize one thing," Tex says.
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It's just the final people and pieces that need to come together.
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" He added, "I hope we will all be able to come together.
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There are ways for the parties to come together to fix this.
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"Everyone has to come together, that's what has always happened," Kenny said.
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But if anyone understands that plans don't always come together, it's mothers.
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"These all come together to fuel the TB epidemic there," she said.
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Only from the perspective of the mountain does it all come together.
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Season seven saw the sisters come together in more ways than one.
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The more we come together, the more people will hear our message.
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If the mixture feels to dry to come together, add another tbsp.
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Our two favorite foods have officially come together in a perfect union.
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They come together and add up to something greater than their parts.
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And I want you all to come together and love each other.
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THAT'S ANOTHER GREAT EXAMPLE ABOUT HOW THESE TWO TECHNOLOGIES CAN COME TOGETHER.
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"It's just amazing how all these people have come together," Chancy said.
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But the real story is how well all these numbers come together.
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"It's really time for this country to come together," he says quietly.
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All three of them come together as they're pushed by unseen forces.
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What is it that makes for our joint benefits to come together.
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It's the way these two elements come together that makes Pyre special.
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Yet the divisions cause them to come together to find common ground.
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Two of your favorite bar snacks have finally come together as one.
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But the two threads of this story took weeks to come together.
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We have created the mother of all movements, we have come together.
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Kenny: We figured we had to come together and lessen the damage.
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So what's going to happen as these communities start to come together?
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I saw old faces & watched a family come together surrounding a loss.
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Democrats, Republicans and everyone else come together to watch their teams play.
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All of which had to come together in just a few days.
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Typically, the pair will come together quickly and cancel each other out.
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Clearly, when they come together, the result is beautifully crafted pop perfection.
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"And I want us to come together and unite," she told Cogburn.
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How can we come together and bring the best of our nation?
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Music makes the people come together, as a wise philosopher once said.
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The sooner we can come together, the better off we'll all be.
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As a community builder, I enjoy watching people come together at Instameets.
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These two are not opposites but rather two potentialities that come together.
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" He continued: "More than ever before, the world needed to come together.
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"It'll either come together quickly or die on the vine," they said.
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Things are finally starting to come together and "fit" in your life.
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How did they come together and what were you trying to explore?
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The question was whether they would come together to support the bills.
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On the way forward: America is strongest when we all come together.
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It's celebrating how we all live and love and just come together.
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They are places of worship, sanctuaries, and where Muslim communities come together.
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" He added, "I want the community to calm down and come together.
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This is very rare as releases usually take months to come together.
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Auðn is always a fight, it's where these different backgrounds come together.
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Throughout the clip, teachers come together to invest in their students' futures.
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The acapella-singing friends come together to perform in an overseas tour.
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" The characters will then come together in a special titled "The Offenders.
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I love hearing weird stories like that, explaining how bands come together.
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" "It's like, let's all come together and be happy in the moment.
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Can these two titans of industry come together to merge their dynasties?
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The particles come together to turn the sky and sun reddish hues.
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And yet when they come together, they have a wonderful Viennese sound.
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When informed families come together, however, it can make a real difference.
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Normally, it gets better during the rounds but it didn't come together.
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The new policy has come together after contentious meetings within the administration.
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It is an issue where Democrats and Republicans have come together historically.
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Instead of being divided, we could come together and simply be Americans.
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The dough should begin to come together but won't be smooth. 2.
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"We have all these cultures that come together in Taos," he said.
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At a time of painful political divisions, we must now come together.
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"We always come together [and] we always support our nominee," she added.
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That is one really great way for public private to come together.
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It is time for us to come together as one united people.
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Clinton knew that Americans needed to come together to keep children safe.
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I'm hopeful that together we can come together and find common ground.
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Slowly but surely, as John stirs, the mozzarella starts to come together.
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"This is a community trying to come together in love," Candelaria said.
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America must come together and lead the world through these perilous times.
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We come together and do things and go places because of Simone.
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" He said Democrats and Republicans need to come together to "solve this.
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Five "Frozen" characters come together in this set with a moving sled.
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We saw that come together for us in the small unmanned space.
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It's good to see our community come together at times like this.
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We all have to come together and see how we can help.
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At their best, these stories ultimately come together, often in surprising ways.
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"There's a lot that has to come together," Khosrowshahi said about partnerships.
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It was incredible seeing the beauty community come together in this way.
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When these two planets come together, your mind will be incredibly sharp.
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It's a good sign for our country that we can come together.
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Mix on low until all the items come together, about 5 minutes.
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Sports crowds can come together to do some pretty deplorable things sometimes.
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Venus and Pluto come together, bringing big sparks to your intimate relationships.
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In what feels like no time, the dishes start to come together.
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THUMP: What motivated you to come together as collaborators for this EP?
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Many elements need to come together for the auction to be successful.
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Others, however, see an opportunity for Republicans to come together before Cleveland.
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"When people come together, they're not private anymore; they're public," he said.
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"We're going to have to come together as a society," she says.
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And I've witnessed families come together in ways my own never has.
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I believe that people will come together and make this transformation happen.
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The concept is: how could something so evil or cruel, come together?
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Democrats and Republicans just need to come together to build on it.
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Congress should come together and deliver strong funding for federal efficiency programs.
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And if people still don't come together to celebrate by June 28?
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Immigration may be one area where the two sides could come together.
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On a very basic level, why do people come together in groups?
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"I want the community to calm down and come together," he said.
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We will all come together in the morning for breakfast — and goodbyes.
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The problem can only be solved when Emma and Knightley come together.
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Now is the time to come together — to unite and to act.
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Now is the time to come together -- to unite and to act.
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After nearly 10 full episodes of Baker women betrayals, they come together.
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My bet is that she'll give a let's-come-together inaugural address.
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We have come together across the aisle to demand that Maj. Gen.
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I am amazed at how it all always seems to come together.
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Not when so many different qualities come together to make athletes successful.
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How did the flashback of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark come together?
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It's the same in #MN01 where we come together to solve problems.
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The flesh-eating dead, at least, come together in mindless self-interest.
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So I think, all in all, it&aposs come together quite nicely.
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We've been waiting to see all of these pieces finally come together.
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But does this all come together to make a more usable keyboard?
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Owens said it's all come together with a bit of divine assistance.
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The blue wave is not going to happen unless we come together.
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We need to come together to celebrate the community and heal together.
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But in this extraordinary time I wish that reporters would come together.
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Never before has it all come together in such a profound way.
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Tuesday: salmon burgers, which come together much more quickly than you'd think.
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World trade and culture come together, mostly peacefully, in our little town.
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Sound mixing is making sure they all come together to sound real.
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"Every time we come together it's like that," Ms. Rahardjanoto told me.
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It preserves old dance and accepts that new things can come together.
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Bring to a boil and reduce to let every thing come together.
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We come together to melt polar ice caps and perpetuate income inequality.
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We've come together in full force to do good despite the circumstances.
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And all of these factors come together to influence somebody's gender identity.
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Those peace talks were looking, impossibly, like they might actually come together.
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We just come together, and so you've got to be loosey-goosey.
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I fear that we won't see a compromise come together on DACA.
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This is where Destiny Studies and our paper on the Anthropocene come together.
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We come together with the younger children and have family time before bedtime.
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Commenters were excited to see stars from Ryan Murphy's two series come together.
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It occurs when two species, previously separated, come together and compete for food.
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The celebrations mark a time when communities within the Muslim world come together.
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Harper's BAZAAR editors from around the world will come together on Friday, Sept.
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Hundreds of billions of stars come together to make majestic swirls of galaxies.
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Two of fall's biggest trends come together with this bold red ruffled skirt.
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We&aposve got to come together at the end of the day, man.
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"Let's put politics aside because we all need to come together," Peinado said.
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If that group could come together, then Congress might have a shot too.
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Christchurch school kids have come together to show support for the Muslim community.
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When I look into this audience there's all race of people come together.
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The two things come together and connect and start to form the image.
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The Stark sisters have come together once again, but this time – to party.
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We are badass on our own, but we're unstoppable when we come together.
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Just react and let the colors come together and make something of it.
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"I live for this," marvels Schlesinger after seeing the new complex come together.
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Let's come together and do the same for our friends in the Carolinas.
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Still, despite their feud, McCain urged Americans to come together in his passing.
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"When we come together, it's a natural combination of love, peace and harmony."
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All negatives including Fed hikes and inflation worries in India have come together.
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Culture is what happens when people come together and share knowledge and techniques.
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Let the city come together in Love for those who need it most!
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This brings us to the last step: The two love interests come together.
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Meanwhile, there is still time for this deal to come together and change.
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As the color literally begins to take shape, the forms suddenly come together.
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H&M: "Come Together" featuring Adrien Brody, directed by Wes Anderson – Milena Canonero
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And of course we must -- must -- somehow come together around sensible gun control.
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The group has come together to set up suicide vests for young recruits.
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Let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on Ted Cruz.
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Iraq's divided Shia camp has also come together amidst the battle for Mosul.
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" But also emphasized on Monday "what matters here is that we come together.
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CURRY: I&aposm really am passionate-- MACCALLUM: We do need to come together.
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Those pieces come together to create the chain's new Protein Blended Cold Brews.
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It's even more important that we come together whenever and wherever we can.
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After threats of a lawsuit, they decided to come together for round 2.
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It happens when two things come together — it happens when you learn something!
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"We need to come together to reform and strengthen the WTO," she added.
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"We have to come together, Republicans and Democrats alike, to stop the nonsense."
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That said, he called on the fractured public to come together behind Trump.
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In a statement to CNBC, Thiel called for the country to come together.
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Now, he is asking them to "come together" to solve the nation's problems.
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But, we've got to come together, not seek to divide and separate Americans.
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"It just feels like everything I've ever wanted has come together," she says.
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Just tap it on there cause it's going to come together all nicely!
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I do miss that sense where everyone could come together for a moment.
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But two Dutch women have come together to prove that isn't the case.
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With Buffy and Angel on simultaneously, how did those crossover episodes come together?
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It takes a surprisingly long time, but it does come together with patience!
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None of this sounds like a group that is ready to come together.
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Over the past decade or so, a few key trends have come together.
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Europe is also the region where a lot of political risks come together.
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He said lawmakers could come together on legislation to address high drug prices.
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Advocates across the political spectrum should come together and oppose this misguided regulation.
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We're going to come together, and it's going to be a stronger community.
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"It's so amazing seeing it all come together," an excited Robles told Reuters.
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And when those three come together, you get out of this poverty trap.
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The two houses will come together to vote on the presidency next week.
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The big question ... can all sides come together to work out a $olution?
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Their distinctive beauty and individuality come together to define a unique creative collaboration.
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"Our whole society and culture has to come together on this," King replied.
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Let&aposs sit down at the table and come together on common ground.
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The dough will come together when half of the flour is incorporated. 3.
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He urged Ivorians to come together and to not give in to fear.
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The males and females do inevitably come together — when it's time to mate.
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Now is the time to come together and be responsible: Democrats, Republicans, everyone.
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"Even though it's heartbreaking, it's beautiful to see everybody come together," he added.
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Harvey already has reminded us what we're capable of, when we come together.
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We wanted to show that music's universal and we can all come together.
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Should the deal come together, the combined company's debt would remain investment grade.
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"We need to get this figured out and come together," said the lawmaker.
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The three ladies come together to exact revenge on Hudson for playing them.
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"In times of tragedy, people have always come together in Paradise," she said.
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The New Zealand shooting has given them another unpleasant reason to come together.
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When we come together, when we unite as a country, America always wins.
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What I'd like to see is for Nigel and Boris to come together.
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It's starting to become a family of people who come together every year.
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"I know that once we come together, we are powerful beyond imagination. "Sen.
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"We night come together, we might not," said Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby.
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He said the mall will adapt to become places where communities come together.
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"So many stakeholders have come together to create shared goals," Ms. Starke said.
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These separate pieces of clothing don't really come together as a cohesive outfit.
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I couldn't believe that such a photogenic sandwich had come together so quickly.
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Now is the time to come together [and] be responsible — Democrats, Republicans, everyone.
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It shows that nature and fantasy aren't opposites, that they can come together.
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Christmas in my family is when everybody is dropping everything to come together.
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So that's why I hope that we will come together in this campaign.
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Thanksgiving is a time to come together and overeat with your loved ones.
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It's unclear whether Congress will come together on a farm bill this year.
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"Alexandria, the race is over and Democrats need to come together," Crowley said.
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"Alexandria, the race is over and Democrats need to come together," he tweeted.
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"We believe in our ability and we've just come together as a team."
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It demonstrates that, in the right circumstances, Democrats and Republicans can come together.
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We hope that developers recognize that and come together to protect their careers.
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They've designed this thing to come together in "under 10 minutes without tools".
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When Kendall does return, the sisters come together for a girls night in.
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The whole family would come together, and from noon to night, we barbecued.
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Simmer for 10 more minutes, allowing all of the ingredients to come together.
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As anyone who makes a film knows, sometimes it just doesn't come together.
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But when the Sun and Mars come together, you'll feel reenergized and inspired.
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We could all come together, but we could all do our solo shit.
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This had been the two exchanges' third attempt to come together since 2000.
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Clinton called on Americans to come together like they did after the Sept.
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How 'bout showing him that people of all races & creeds can come together?
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Nick, who was around 15 at the time, watched the scene come together.
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"We must come together to prevent a gross injustice," actress Yara Shahidi tweeted.
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"Alexandria, the race is over and Democrats need to come together," he wrote.
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I think the Democrats are going to all come together after last night.
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I'm hopeful the governor and legislature will come together and do this earlier.
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That's different from most disasters, when people come together to help each other.
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Dozens of people have played a meaningful role in making it come together.
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Immigrants from diverse backgrounds can all come together under a common American nationality.
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"Groups of people need to come together in an intentional way," she said.
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It's reinforced and we can, again, come together and do something about it.
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All these layers come together to make a mattress that's 14-inches thick.
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"All the detail … Actually seeing the pattern come together…," he said, trailing off.
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Could they come together as they did in the days after the Sept.
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When they did come together, however, the challenge took two very different forms.
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We gotta fight hard, show how powerful it is when we come together.
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"I'm inspired, seeing everyone trying to come together in real time," he says.
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Some of the dishes take a little while to come together, it's true.
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"It becomes a tool of unity to help people come together," Noor says.
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"There was a chance that we could come together on something," he said.
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I am indebted to her for helping make this puzzle come together. Thanks.
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This year (PAD's 13th edition), 68 galleries from 803 countries will come together.
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It never ceased to amaze him, he said, watching a kitchen come together.
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In this show, the central material doesn't so much explode as come together.
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Holidays like the Queen's Birthday were an opportunity for people to come together.
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It is high time that we come together to protect ourselves from ourselves.
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We must come together today to put the ERA back on the agenda.
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Our single lap was good too, but today it just didn't come together.
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" Baldwin during the event implored attendees to take a pledge and "come together.
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Despite the animus, it's more likely that Clinton and Sanders will come together.
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"It just isn't sustainable ... Those companies need to come together with each other."
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"The time is right for Muslim countries to come together," Mahathir told reporters.
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How were you able to come together and move forward as a team?
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"The time is right for Muslim countries to come together," Mahathir told reporters.
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Kind of disappointed that we haven't really come together as a country yet.
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And in my experience negotiators don't come together until closer to a deadline.
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"Ultimately, we've got to see how all sides can come together," Scalise said.
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But it wouldn't come together in the half-day left before the shutdown.
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"We really need to come together to make America great again," says Goss.
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"We're seeing a collision of two public health crises come together," she said.
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The elements come together in almost every case to make one standard biography.
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How does all this come together to inform the ideal career for you?
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"I think they should all come together," Ms. Sirois said of Maine's lawmakers.
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Every January, thousands of agricultural families come together for the 16-day celebration.
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And how does the project come together to eventually make the full course?
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While articles come together, the next episode of "The Daily" also takes shape.
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It's why food is universally a powerful tool for reconciliation, to come together.
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"It's the most gratifying feeling, to see it all come together," he said.
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But a few things have come together to cause the bill to fail.
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What are the ways we can come together that seem real yet flexible?
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And then all of that needs to come together with how they look.
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"Science" has never come together in such a broad display of political action.
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That's work that we, as a society, must come together to do collectively.
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Let's come together and feel united and try to create something that's positive.
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"—billions of people have come together to fight this terrible injustice!" booms Murdoc.
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So let's come together, that politics aside, and finally get the job done.
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So that's why I hope that we will come together in this campaign.
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The two come together at S.H.I.E.L.D., that rare something they both believe in.
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You know, as a soldier, what you see in our military is you see men and women from all walks of life, all different backgrounds, come together, come together in their common commitment to their country and to each other.
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From my time in Congress, I know that much of the work of getting a proposal enacted into law is what happens behind the scenes and when a proposal does come together, it can come together and be enacted relatively quickly.
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Depression and anxiety affect people in different ways, but they also commonly come together.
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It excites her about our future: the idea everyone can come together and change.
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Since the shooting, the victims' families have come together to fight for gun control.
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A definite state can branch into mutually contradictory historical trajectories that later come together.
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It can inspire people to come together after months of not seeing each other.
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If all those ingredients come together, it would make for a tasty side dish.
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"Following the storm, we must all come together and work together," Governor Scott said.
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We had to come together to protect each other, long before making music together.
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This community-spirited cycle calls for us to come together, rise above, and reconnect.
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But he also said he wanted people to come together, according to the newspaper.
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And it's time both parties had the courage to come together and address it.
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But we need to have more community conversations where two sides can come together.
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It is now time to follow her urgings: to come together and deliver Brexit.
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And subsequently The Observer tried to buy Dealbreaker, and the deal didn't come together.
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It excites her about our future: the idea everyone can come together and change.
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It's a day to come together to celebrate our many contributions to the nation.
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Facebook is the modern church, a space to come together under one watchful eye.
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The international Star Wars community was quick to come together to compare the tweets.
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So we asked Facebook a number of questions about how these recommendations come together.
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Let's come together to ensure that continues, because all sides want a permanent solution.
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But when fans come together for good, there can be some incredibly powerful moments.
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Fast forward to the Tourney of Harrenhal, where all of these characters come together.
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"At times like these communities often come together to support one another," Carboni said.
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She has appealed to MPs to come together to try to break the impasse.
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Where did The Vela originate, and how did you come together to write it?
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Appropriately, the entire city of New York comes together in the "Come Together" sequence.
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"All my mother ever wanted was for this community to come together," she said.
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Mrs May told Parliament this was a time for the country to come together.
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I'm afraid there might not be a place for us all to come together.
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Surely, people would now have to come together to do something about gun violence.
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We can't wait to see these brilliant women from around the world come together.
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"I think localization should come together to really drive the ecosystems," Google's King said.
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STEVE MOLLENKOPF: Look, I think a deal like this, it doesn't come together overnight.
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The curation of films gives us a reason to come together in shared experience.
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Which isn't to say that a team needs an ailing manager to come together.
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It could inspire them to come together and make a new kind of politics.
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I like how r/nba can come together for anything but actual basketball lmfao.
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So all of those conversations now can come together around the Academy Award nominations.
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"It won't surprise us that other companies come together," says John Crawford of FIS.
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Both parties in Congress should come together to stop this deal in its tracks.
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"I believe that if we all come together we can all make a difference!"
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As women, we need to first and foremost come together and empower each other.
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Believing in people early and being able to issue terms helps rounds come together.
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Who doesn't want to see various folklore and creatures come together for a romp?
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Whatever passion you've put in the hours for will come together during this period.
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At some point, countries there will have to come together to find a solution.
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To move forward you find ways to come together, build consensus, and embrace progress.
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And we can do better than we're doing right now, if we come together.
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Since his death was announced, classmates and friends have come together to honor David.
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Finally, the two greatest runs in the history of terrestrial animals have come together.
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They have come together in a loose coalition to resolve their issues through dialogue.
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Seeing my chart come together after a cycle is complete makes me so happy.
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For anything where people come together for a cause, it seems relevant to wear.
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This is just about getting better every day ... It doesn't come together by accident.
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She wants women everywhere to come together and be hands-on with their communities.
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I find at times we are scared to actually work together, to come together.
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SANDERS: Millions of people come together and say loudly and clearly, enough is enough.
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Why do you think it's important to express your voice and come together today?
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The family's next step is to come together to honor his life and legacy.
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Good to see they can still come together for family ... and JC, of course.
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We must have Republicans, Democrats and Independents come together to find common sense solutions.
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I can't be more proud of the way we've come together as a team.
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Congress must come together and take action to protect our communities and save lives.
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But everybody just got a story to tell, and everybody's stories just come together.
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"The community has come together and so many people have reached out," says Cheryl.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: In hard times like this, we always come together and show unity.
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It'll be a snack while we wait for the dish to come together, maybe.
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Entertainment royalty and literal British royalty have come together to make television for Apple.
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They're not sacrificing anything of who they are to come together as a couple.
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For this reason, we expect Republicans to ultimately come together, even in the Senate.
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It would not have happened if those people had not come together in hate.
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"Let's just come together, and be a leader that unifies, that brings people together."
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There has to be some grounds for people to come together and start talking.
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While overseas, many elements of what would become Tolkien's world began to come together.
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This episode plays with a handful of big ideas which never fully come together.
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" From Trump: "It is more important than ever before to come together as Americans.
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Perhaps that's why Republicans and Democrats alike have come together to pass these bills.
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When these two areas of his life come together it creates something really special.
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It was an explosion in our living room, the place where we come together.
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Others, like Ken Sunshine, believe that it's up to Senate Democrats to come together.
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"I think it is going to come together like a basketball team," he said.
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Republicans and Democrats can come together to provide meaningful relief for local business owners.
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This fall, Congress should come together to secure powerful tax cuts for small businesses.
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His giant works of art come together to become something that looks like this.
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Republicans and Democrats need to come together now to make tough decisions, and Rep.
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After curling each wire in, the foliage of the tree begins to come together.
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Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini on Thursday urged Slovaks to come together on the anniversary.
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It's time for those of both parties to come together to fight Trumpism everywhere.
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This is a time to come together in confronting and dealing with North Korea.
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He wishes Congress could come together the same way, especially on aiding cancer research.
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Congressional Republicans have so far been trying to come together on a replacement plan.
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"We must all come together" to achieve peace in the Niger Delta, said Buhari.
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"One thing about firefighters, even when we disagree, we come together," he told Hill.
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Their leftist parties and the terrorists ... have come together and carried out a march.
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The more women that come together, standing shoulder to shoulder, the stronger we are.
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"All of these different things and cultures come together and we compete," he says.
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Otherwise, communities would come together to support disadvantaged schools, instead of competing with those.
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The party, he said, according to three people in the room, must come together.
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As Americans, we come together to remember our great heroes on this Memorial Day.
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Support for the new work model has come together swiftly, though, in surprising quarters.
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"Let's come together, set politics aside and finally get the job done," Trump said.
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It stirred up something within us to come together as a true NYHC tribe.
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Usually the design and specific elements come together as he works on the image.
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The craziest group of people come together at Jumi—farmers , students, cheesemongers, chefs, butchers.
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The TCF demonstrates how complex challenges can be overcome when industry players come together.
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What matters is, it's possible to come together when you are holding a stake.
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A few hours later, the track seems to have come together a little more.
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What was it like seeing Young Thug and Gucci come together on this album?
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When these two energies come together, people feel passionate, jealous, sexy, and sometimes scared.
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The mysterious and the transparent come together to form an image defined by oscillation.
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"I never would have dreamed that the two groups would've come together," Demicco says.
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Gradually I keep banging away at them and they start trying to come together.
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You've always worked together, but how did you come together to make this film?
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Groups that may never otherwise know one another come together to eat and pray.
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"The other area is where alternate reality and artificial intelligence come together," he said.
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Like other such pairs, the two women had come together through opaque, bureaucratic machinery.
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The company's demonstration showcased how these technologies could come together in a connected car.
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And other communities need to come together to do what will work, as well.
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But this was their operation, and I was mostly just watching it come together.
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These are different artistic and architectural languages that come together to create a whole.
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"And we come together to build something, something greater and stronger than existed before."
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More important, when will the American people come together and say enough is enough?
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I wish that we could just come together and take care of each other.
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And other communities need to come together to do what will work as well.
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"It is time for us to come together as one united people," Trump said.
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Are we going to step up and play and come together as a team?
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First of all, it's an area where ethics and aesthetics and science come together.
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"We know what it's like to come together for one another," Ms. Hampton said.
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Then opposing sides come together in kumbaya-fist-bump-moment and beat said enemy.
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So let us come together, set politics aside, and finally get the job done.
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How did you coordinate the moment where all the female Marvel heroes come together?
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I felt really proud of my community and how we had all come together.
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But the plan did not come together, and it was called off in December.
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"Watching the entire Eagles community come together has been an inspiration," the statement said.
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From The Learning Network: • Where and why do people come together in your community?
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" Dr. Prasad added: "Come together, care for those vulnerable in the herd, and survive.
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The women's and men's tours have come together before in a prime-time exhibition.
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It's an extraordinary location where city and nature and public spaces all come together.
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But recognize that this will likely *have* to come together by early next week.
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All those things really need to come together in order to continue to achieve.
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It's similar to why people come together in physical spaces in houses of worship.
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She'd make a spreadsheet, things would be checked off, it'll all come together, Mom.
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If we're ever going to solve our biggest problems, we need to come together.
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Sports were a chance to come together, too — especially rugby matches at Rugby Park.
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Giving circles tend to be hyper-local and to come together around shared identity.
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It is a fixable problem if we all come together to help these kids.
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And you needed something to blow up before a real deal could come together.
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In particular, Democrats and Republicans must come together on issues like immigration and infrastructure.
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"The effects are in some ways just a pretext to come together," he said.
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"It feels good to have it come together when it matters most," she said.
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Each egg will make the dough look clumpy before it starts to come together.
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"We've got about 63.7 moving parts and they will eventually come together," said Sen.
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But they were unclear on the details of how it would all come together.
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It's about the agriculture of Brazil, and how politics and social issues come together.
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Vassel said receiving the land is important to helping the greater community come together.
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"Republicans and Democrats must come together and get strong background checks," Mr Trump wrote.
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Here are some excerpts from the conversation: Q. How did this piece come together?
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"It's sad, but it's beautiful to see how the community has really come together."
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Of course, you might ask, didn&apost the industry already come together with Hulu?
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Similarly, in 1972 George McGovern asked Americans to come together and defeat Richard Nixon.
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We will come together, and we will recover and rebuild, as we always have.
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"The families who are separated at the border will come together again," Ernst wrote.
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"We realized Dion went down and we needed to come together collectively," Ellington said.
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Tech employees are waking up to our ability to come together and create change.
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"These are all going to come together," Dolgov said in March of this year.
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Everything had come together, at exactly the same time, in just the right way.
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And what we've seen in 2019 is two factors or forces really come together.
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"We have said, in every way we can think of, 'Come together,' " she said.
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"This could be the week where we see a deal come together," Kim said.
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It is a fixable problem if we all come together to help these kids.
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Change only happens when people come together to say the status quo is unacceptable.
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For the ninth time, the Democratic primary field will come together to debate tonight.
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It is meant to be a place where students from different backgrounds come together.
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So, we as a community come together and we kind of push that agenda.
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People come together for a few hours to socialize and make the beanie hats.
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"Just like Ultima Thule, they come together to form something wonderful," Dr. Runyon said.
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Slime molds come together to solve mazes and find creative ways to avoid salt.
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So when the two industries come together, it's unsurprising that women are often excluded.
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Not only do all these threads come together, but Francofonia also mixes formal conventions.
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And we must all come together to denounced this hatred to the fullest extent.
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And really, though, it was an incredibly fascinating time to see how the communications and the policies would come together to see the country, in fact, come together around the president, something we just have not had in the last two decades.
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Families around the country will come together this Thursday to eat, drink, give thanks and remember that time a few hundred years ago when groups of people from different backgrounds and with disparate beliefs managed to come together to eat dinner in peace.
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Once in the Senate, women tend to stick with their party — as do men — but they have at times come together as a bloc on bills that the majority of their male peers are rejecting, or come together to clean up partisan messes.
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" The Brexit-supporting British Conservative leader in the parliament, Syed Kamall, said it was time to put aside politics: "I hope we can all come together, whether British, European or outside the Europe, come together and do our bit in that rebuilding.
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Republicans -- who do support a fix to DACA -- say that it's still an open question whether a deal will come together by the holiday, but that no matter what, they hope to see Republicans and Democrats come together to keep the government funded.
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It's where Fraser and his team's work in the past six months will come together.
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"I think it shows how the community and strangers all come together," he told WFAA.
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"We need to come together as a nation to get Americans moving," adds Adm. Giroir.
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The actor wished Styles a happy birthday after belting out "Come Together" by The Beatles.
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"It is time for us to come together as one united people," said Trump, 70.
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We need to come together and change our approach and relink education, work and opportunity.
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The world needs to come together, and unfortunately, it feels like it's being split apart.
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"This country has to come together," the former vice president and 2020 presidential aspirant said.
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They form "a nexus where lots of different areas of mathematics come together," Cohn said.
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The movie didn't come together because of Weinstein; it came together in spite of him.
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You know how some things have to fall apart so other things can come together?
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Icicle Ornaments These cool beauties come together with quartz beads, jewelry wire and metallic cord.
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Jake Wheatley, a Democrat, said this is an opportunity for the community to come together.
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Here, key ingredients broccoli, kale, watercress, and parsley come together in a gorgeous verdant hue.
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I've seen five episodes, and the show just never finds a way to come together.
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In a well-functioning economy, right, you have these two things that should come together.
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Artists in the program come together on SVA's NYC campus for three intensive summer sessions.
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Some have come together quickly and others I've created, pulled apart, and then started again.
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Mm-hmm, we launched a community along with the book for people to come together.
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The materials invoke a familiar human landscape, yet come together to create something peculiar, alien.
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And that tells scientists a bit about how the black holes might have come together.
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We called on Congress to come together with the intent to actually solve this problem.
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Up until the lights go down, nothing actually seems like it's going to come together.
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So how could this all come together to pivot the mainline motorcycle industry toward electric?
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Six or seven years ago you were in "Pink Dollaz" — how'd that all come together?
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Meanwhile, Catalans have come together on the feast of Jordi, their patron saint, for centuries.
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Kraft said the statement should reflect how everyone had come together for a good cause.
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All of those factors come together in Selk crater, making it a tantalizing science destination.
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And oooh is it sexy to watch these two come together in this natural light.
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How the operations and production might come together is a question yet to be answered.
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It turns out these calls are pretty effective for getting the birds to come together.
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Now, a Free Speech March has come together in its place the L.A. Times reports.
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And yet that pattern isn't unusual among communities that come together around a common meaning.
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About Facebook Watch: Watch is the destination on Facebook where people come together around video.
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But Congress has to come together and this is the best time to do it.
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But our culture and sexuality don't have to be mutually exclusive—they can come together.
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Do note, however, that you can't buy them separately — both packs come together for $20.
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They decided to try and figure out how evidence in the warrant had come together.
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Our coming together of today is only meaningful if we continue to come together tomorrow.
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Today, it's time to come together as Americans and work toward solutions that benefit all!
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For the first time, Topshop and Topman have come together for a new season campaign.
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Few thought that a split Security Council would be able come together on a candidate.
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We must come together and grab this golden ticket to redesign an even greater home.
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It's well deserved and it's good to see women come together and support each other.
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It was really a moment for the town to come together and honor the victims.
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The feathers of many people can come together to create the headdress of one leader.
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There are multiple groups that have to come together to create a cohesive team here.
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We can either come together to reinvest … or we can take profits and fall behind.
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And they all come together to solve the mystery of "Dear Johnny" and Crazy Pete.
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"The way that everyone's come together, it just floors me," he told Bay News 9.
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"We come together for things like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame," McCartney said.
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This has allowed both parties to come together to pass the bill on Russian sanctions.
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It's a reminder of the way narratives come together in a way you don't expect.
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Having all of the girls come together to plan a party together was so special.
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They need to come together to shape more positive futures for themselves and for others.
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They can see how a product actually works or how an outfit can come together.
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Simply put, the components — probably more than one — just weren't ready to come together yet.
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By the 1980s, American intelligence satellites were watching the nuclear complex at Yongbyon come together.
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The three characters have come together in a hospital under her skeptical supervision for treatment.
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Instagram's two favorite things, cats and food, have come together in one adorably delicious account.
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I've seen people coming together in ways I never thought people would come together again.
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For me to come together for someone I consider like a sister is so fun.
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It's like watching a painting come together, each stroke adding information that informs the whole.
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"After a year of renovations, all the final details have come together," she tells PEOPLE.
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Wisdom comes from understanding the imperfections of life and appreciating when certain things come together.
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"Digitalization is starting to come together for Siemens," said Jefferies capital goods analyst Peter Reilly.
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When the world's biggest leaders come together under one roof, memes are bound to happen.
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Once it's all ready to go, it's going to come together within like two weeks.
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It's a business where creative-minded artists come together around the ideas that excite them.
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I loved seeing people from all aspects of my life come together because of weed.
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When these men come together, there doesn't seem to be anything toxic about their masculinity.
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That means "we have a responsibility to come together and find common ground," Pelosi said.
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"I love when two minds come together and a whole story gets told," he says.
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" Next song, in glass-shattering falsetto: "It feels so natural, natural / When we come together.
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And it's only natural that family members would come together after such a difficult time.
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It will come together in a shaggy mess once half the flour is incorporated. 230.
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But we should also plan ahead, and come together with people with the same agendas.
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The Kardashians are at their best when they come together and drag someone on Twitter.
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Broadly: Why do you think it's important to express your voice and come together today?
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But I do believe that we'll come together as a nation and move ourselves forward.
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If the White House and Congress can come together on some kind of tax reform.
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Having them all come together in this was what created a must-see moviegoing event.
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People of all faiths and political ideologies must come together to defend our American ideals.
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"Education, housing," he said, listing issues he believes he can make people come together over.
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So amazing to see the community to come together #whyIMarch #sistermarch #Inauguration #nairobi #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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The United Nations was to be the place where the whole world could come together.
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I think a lot of-- both politicians and non-politicians should come together on that.
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Image: ESA/NASA/ATG MedialabGateway will slowly come together over the course of several years.
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"There are ways that as a society we can come together and support these youth."
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The whole community has to come together, and each part has to fulfill its role.
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He urged the Ivorian people to come together and to not give in to fear.
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Miami is many things; it's a place in which migrants and diasporic people come together.
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In its push for Democrats to "come together," the tour has been a decisive failure.
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LONDON — Sometimes all the elements just come together at once to make the perfect photo.
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The world faces environmental pressures that have never quite come together as they do today.
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It's an event for women to come together and feel thrilled together, and have fun.
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Once I started approaching it from that point of view ... it started to come together.
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A group of friends, family, and relief organizations has come together to restore the house.
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Who were they, how did the companies come together and where would it all lead?
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It's incredible to see what people do when they come together for a common cause.
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"And so I'm not too worried about us being able to come together," he added.
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Perhaps instead we need to focus on what happens when hardware and software come together.
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Did you actually write a letter to the Beatles asking for clearance of "Come Together"?
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We can all come together, make something beautiful happen, even under very, very, difficult circumstances.
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Mr Aquino called on the other presidential candidates to come together to defeat Mr Duterte.
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" In the statement, the former president expressed confidence that Texas would "come together and rebuild.
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It is spread through many different committees — nobody will give up jurisdiction to come together.
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Based on the calendar, the earliest this could likely come together appears to be June.
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HOW THOSE ALL COME TOGETHER WITH RESPECT TO THE DIVIDEND, WE'LL LAY OUT IN NOVEMBER.
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So to this extent, at a certain moment, the text seemed to come together effortlessly.
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It's time for leaders, from both parties, to come together and chart a better course.
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The singer said she would share more about the event as details come together. pic.twitter.
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Students watch videos independently but come together in groups on WhatsApp to work on assignments.
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It's the first time you get to hear everything really come together and sound whole.
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I think it's a question we're going to have to come together and figure out.
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"You can begin to see how that might come together as a package," he added.
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" Crowley quickly responded, tweeting that "the race is over and Democrats need to come together.
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In the end, I know that the upstairs/downstairs will come together in the end.
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When we experience hardships, we come together for the common good to produce positive outcomes.
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Members of the House and Senate must come together and repeal the Bureau's misguided rule.
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"Cook called for politicians to stop "finger pointing and come together to address this violence.
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Far from abrasive, O'Rourke's rhetoric—Hey gang, let's all come together and solve some problems!
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Business and governmental leaders can come together, across all divisions, and forge a path forward.
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The Middle Ages, goblins, magic, and princesses all come together in this rather dark story.
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Trump appealed to Democrats three times, urging Congress to come together to represent all Americans.
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She notes that baboon groups may also come together to sleep, like the vulturine guineafowl.
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"It's not something that's innate, a lot of people come together to make an image."
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His comments came as he elaborated on ways people from different backgrounds can come together.
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It is inevitable that, eventually, we're going to have to come together to solve it.
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We will come together and do everything we can to help everybody that's been impacted.
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"This is one of those moments where we all need to come together," Ramos said.
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Every week, these five friends come together to discuss ideas that can make them money.
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"That evidence has really come together and built over nearly 403 years now," Colditz said.
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Today is a powerful time to come together with your community to make a difference.
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When all people big and small come together to ask the question: Who is Grammy?
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You can see the youth come together and do something, and I think that's important.
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You talked about great albums having three distinct elements that all need to come together.
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This #BlackFriday Amazon workers worldwide have come together with one message for billionaire Jeff Bezos.
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The lander shown above is just an example of how the pieces might come together.
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They also provide a public space where people can come together and start a dialogue.
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These groups typically come together around more ambitious and long-term goals than individual members.
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Things like that come together for a reason and you really have to embrace it.
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Let's come together and get it done - and let's get Brexit done by October 31.
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"Things have come together for him in many ways this year," Manager John Farrell said.
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The grand and the tiny come together: I am the universe, and I am dust.
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And now, sparked by tragedy, Nancy Pelosi seems to have said: Let us come together.
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You've come together to build this new fund that has a 2300-year investing horizon.
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December 31 marks the day Kwanzaa celebrants come together for a feast known as Karamu.
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The government, opposition parties, non-governmental organizations and media had all come together, he said.
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Around it, all the threads of the ample plot come together — including a few surprises.
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"Especially these days, people need opportunities to come together for joyous reasons," she said. video
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Tech leaders have come together in the Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to explore ethical issues.
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They've shown us how to come together, to be inclusive and to fight for change.
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All these years later, it has come together, my love of dance and my photography.
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"Being denied their identities and their pronouns, all of these things come together," Noyola said.
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We're going to get a woman in the White House if we all come together.
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"There's something out there, pieces out there that need to come together," Ms. Hill continued.
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We need to come together and remember there's more good than evil in this world.
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It's a call for people who feel like they're in the minority to come together.
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It looks as if the Republicans can't even come together to do an infrastructure bill.
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"Clubs are spaces where people come together and inevitably ideas will get share," he enthuses.
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"All this stuff can come together fairly quickly," said one Democrat involved in the negotiations.
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But it can also be a way to come together in a moment of crisis.
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"We're going to come together," he adds, touting relationships with Pelosi and Schumer. https://t.
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Regardless, Littlejohn said it's heartwarming to see people come together in challenging moments like these.
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Typically in times of crisis, such as recessions, war, and natural disasters, people come together.
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As an artist, I've been inspired seeing people come together in a time of need.
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It was about showing what can happen when people come together for a single initiative.
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For fear of spreading the disease, we quite literally cannot come together for collective action.
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What's the result of long- or short-term disruption to that ability to come together?
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"New York City is where talent and technology come together," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
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"Why can't the two parties come together for the good of the country?" he said.
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She always felt that it was important for us to come together at 5 o'clock.
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Some ideas come together quite quickly, others involve lots of mulling, refining and word-searching.
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But with coconut milk, tomato and ginger in the pot, the flavors come together fast.
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And how can people come together to protect one another from future storms and floods?
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In the moments where the pieces didn't come together, I was reminded of my ADHD.
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We come together when we acknowledge that and say we're going to make real change.
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Throughout history, we've seen how being able to use your voice helps people come together.
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This inability to come together, he said, is undermining America's competitiveness with countries like China.
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"I think the party will come together," he said, as Ms. McKay looked on unconvinced.
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But they have come together to keep the government open for the next several months.
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"I think it's important, especially now, for her to see women come together," Murphy said.
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Warriors Coach Steve Kerr has insisted that his team will need time to come together.
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Silence and secrecy are not the way for us to come together to solve problems.
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We must come together to rethink our prescribing criteria and develop better pain management practices.
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"I've seen what's possible when people come together," he said in an interview this week.
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Of course, in the Senate, things could come together very quickly -- or not at all.
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But our experience leads to a different conclusion: Come together, speak up and speak out.
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Three choreographers come together to present seven works with a thematic focus on female empowerment.
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What would be more exciting than seeing all of the characters come together to play?
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Rooney pleaded with the members of his committee to come together before the 2018 midterms.
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It's a lot of elements, but they all come together as incisively as scissor blades.
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But when they win, those same groups that are unified in opposition can't come together.
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It's a call for people who feel like they're in the minority to come together.
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Several countries have come together to prevent the dumping of e-waste on other countries.
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The Energy Innovation Act provides the sweet spot where Democrats and Republicans can come together.
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But amid the mourning, students and families have come together to support the Thomas family.
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"Audiences today want a space where they can come together and interact," said Ms. Grynsztejn.
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Actually, our five founders have a stable job, when we come together to start Tencent.
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But we have to come together, E Pluribus Unum, that's what our founding fathers advocated.
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First we touched on which is technology so how society and technology will come together.
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That was the idea, that things would fall into place, that things would come together.
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Democrats are looking to come together as a unified party to beat President Donald Trump.
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It felt like an important opportunity to come together as a community of women artists.
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We come together to imagine this reality because this reality is now within our reach.
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Now, the investor community must come together and mobilize against modern slavery and human trafficking.
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Virginia's gotten more diverse, but how do we come together across differences of all sorts?
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The team is beginning a weekly newsletter that uncovers how the podcast's stories come together.
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"Let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on Ted Cruz," she said.
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"So many Jews I know come together at Christmas and eat Chinese food," he said.
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"The idea is to create a platform where buyers and sellers come together," Ramachandran said.
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"I'm prepared to stand on this floor and talk about the need for this body to come together on keeping terrorists away from getting guns ... for, frankly, as long as I can, because I know that we can come together on this issue," said Murphy.
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None of this is to say that a DACA fix can't come together, or even that it can't come together in time to avert a government shutdown (especially if Democrats are willing to support a two-week Band-Aid spending bill in the meantime).
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Today there are alternative coalitions that one could imagine, in theory, but that never come together.
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In the film, the acapella-singing friends come together to perform in an overseas USO tour.
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When people come together to and form a united front, their message has to be heard.
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So we do what we need to do, and then when we come together it's fine.
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"We all come together more closely when somebody surprises us, or we feel attacked," he said.
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Folks like CNN, Girl Rising, and Girl Up, and the amazing companies that have come together.
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Here, astronomers, physicists, mathematicians, computational biologists, and computer scientists come together to discuss heady, cosmic topics.
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"This is a time when people come together," Ms. Cruz wrote in an email to Mashable.
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"This is a good opportunity for New South Wales and Sydney to come together," he added.
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But when food is harder to find, the cells come together to form a multicellular organism.
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