"What we're seeing is the public coming together, libertarians coming together, men and women who love the Constitution coming together and uniting and standing as one behind this campaign," Cruz said.
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The corporate establishment is coming together, the political establishment is coming together, and they will do anything and everything.
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Like a bunch of people coming together—they don't know each other in life—coming together having fun, doing something.
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The word is that they are coming together to have lunch; I think they're also coming together to lick wounds.
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"Our wedding was more than just two people coming together, it was a family coming together," Kinsey told Martha Stewart Weddings.
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"What we saw in Manchester wasn't just the city coming together — it was the whole world coming together with Manchester," he said.
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"The corporate establishment is coming together, the political establishment is coming together, and they will do anything and everything," Sanders said earlier this month.
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We're seeing young LGBTQ Latinos coming together, and the Latin community is coming together, whether straight or gay, to see how they can reach out.
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These were brilliant minds, academics coming together again, radical in itself, and they're coming together as Black women in one space, and they are bringing knowledge and gender.
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"We offer our condolences to their families, especially at this time of year, when families should be coming together in celebration, not coming together in grief," Murphy said.
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I believe in the benefits that come from markets, that two people coming together, or two companies, or a company and a person coming together to exchange goods and services, yay!
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We're really excited about how this show is coming together.
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Marty O'Donnell The whole game was coming together so late.
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I'm not surprised to see blacks and whites coming together.
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Community out in full force memorializing, grieving, coming together. pic.twitter.
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The preparations for George H.W. Bush's funeral are coming together.
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"I view it as a coming together," Wicker told CNN.
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At what point did the new project start coming together?
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Now, multiple organizations are coming together to coordinate their efforts.
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The hope is that coming together will change this picture.
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That spirit of fighting back, that spirit of coming together.
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You'll see more resisting, everyone being louder and coming together.
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And all these things are coming together at one time.
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"This is industry and advocates coming together unanimously," Wheeler said.
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"Slowly, you know, the pieces are coming together," Dimitrov said.
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The event is well in hand and coming together beautifully.
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Fighting, yelling, hurting feelings, but coming together when it counts.
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Songs started coming together and it was just an avalanche.
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It's a multitude of factors that are all coming together.
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It's about Americans coming together to support a good cause.
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It is all going to start coming together for you.
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Abrams and Smiley are coming together under the Warner Bros.
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There's support from major industry partners coming together, including 6D.
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"It's coming together, but it's not there yet," he said.
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"The energy and mobility spaces are coming together," Burghardt said.
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"It was all coming together," she wrote on her blog.
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These photos show how people are coming together to grieve.
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You have two cultures, and those cultures aren't coming together.
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According to the photos, some final pieces are coming together.
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Spring turned to summer, and suddenly, everything was coming together.
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"We're coming together, especially defensively," said Embiid, a rookie center.
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Tribes are coming together in support of this common cause.
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And it's amazing to see how we are coming together.
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"Coming together, figuring it out, getting started," Dr. Bishop said.
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We were forever coming together and diverging, always in motion.
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Sometimes it's for joy, coming together around religion or sports.
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Even so, their meeting was no coming together of equals.
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And the pieces of the puzzle just started coming together.
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"Despite that, people are coming together and looking for solutions."
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Why aren't we coming together to do something about this?
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Finally, Democrats and Republicans are coming together to stop it.
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"You saw people mobilizing and coming together," Ms. Prodan said.
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Uh, I think you're going to see it coming together.
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There needs to be a coming together with our allies.
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"The country is coming together, but Westminster is not," Mrs.
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"Two strong forces coming together," the Warriors' Stephen Curry said.
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And so we have our unlikely allies coming together here.
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Three forces are coming together to endanger American technological leadership.
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MORE pledged to follow when the deal was coming together.
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Coming together to acknowledge unacceptable behavior is the first step.
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All the pieces to the puzzle are coming together for me.
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It's about celebrating the fun of coming together and having sex.
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Now, all this expertise is coming together in an unexpected way.
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That's why he's getting stronger every day, and everything's coming together.
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Except this time around, BoJack Horseman's life is actually coming together.
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It was all coming together nicely; today would be the day.
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In past years F250 has cheerfully described a world coming together.
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But step back and you can see the foundation coming together.
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So happy to see charities coming together for a common goal!
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"This is all coming together for a specific reason," says Lisa.
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It really was the coming together of people, machines, and materials.
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Like two people coming together or one person possibly pulling away.
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Bran and Samwell Tarly coming together to share information was delightful.
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"Grace and Frankie": Valentine's Day is ostensibly about people coming together.
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What we are seeing is a grass-roots army coming together!
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The multitouch demos were promising, and the style was coming together.
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It's all of us together, the line of liberty coming together.
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This is a time for our coming together, not falling apart.
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Coachella means everybody coming together and listening to good music. Vacation.
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It's really coming together slowly, but surely, and it's just marvelous.
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All those farsighted decisions in decades past are coming together now.
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Everyone coming together to pray for those who have been impacted.
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ADMIRAL ROGERS: I think a lot of factors are coming together.
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Season two's various threads have to start coming together, and fast.
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Pleasantries about everyone coming together and she has a plan forward.
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"It's coming together," Jonas said to Entertainment Tonight about their outfits.
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This isn't just the song of ice and fire coming together.
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Now more than ever, women are coming together to change that.
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Our movie is about empathy, about people coming together, about unity.
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I honestly am so proud of this team for coming together.
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Coming together is the name of the game during Aquarius Season.
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The sweetest part of the royal wedding is finally coming together.
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Coming together after such an attack neuters it of meaning. 6.
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"It's coming together and it's kind of paying off," Stroman said.
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But not everyone has coming together as a nation in mind.
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Yet another batch is coming together from independent or nontraditional players.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is coming together over marijuana reform.
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It's not like it's just not there and not coming together.
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Update I just think there's a lot of evidence coming together.
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"Young people using soccer and coming together in a safe spot."
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Of course, Trump's election was the catalyst for us coming together.
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"They're coming together, they're crying together, they're praying together," McLean said.
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The pieces of the Galaxy S8 puzzle are finally coming together.
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Lots of events coming together that drastically change the status quo.
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So all of that is coming together at the same time.
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"The country is coming together, but Westminster is not," she said.
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But how to make this coming together occur convincingly, however relatively?
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"You're coming together is your undoing," Palpatine says in a voiceover.
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The political establishment is coming together, and they will do everything.
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The political establishment is coming together and they will do everything.
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How'd you guys end up coming together and working with them?
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The play he agreed to direct isn't coming together at all.
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"Looks like a deal may actually be coming together," Denmark said.
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"We realize we're still coming together as a team," he said.
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The presidents have a history of coming together after natural disasters.
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But coming together is much harder when we have dishonest journalists.
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This isn't the story of two politically opposed families coming together.
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Countries coming together to compete sometimes find unity in special moments.
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"Coming together at this difficult time is extremely important," she said.
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The channel's new roster of shows is coming together amid turbulence.
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Nonetheless, the preliminary playbook is coming together, beginning at American Bridge.
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"Long have I waited and now you're coming together," he says.
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It's through coming together and organizing that we made this happen.
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He's got great negotiating skills, and we're coming together with it.
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"Rather than coming together, we're fracturing and we're Balkanizing," Harris said.
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Ahmed felt that there was something fateful about their coming together.
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" He continued: "So we have our unlikely allies coming together here.
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The world needs to see people coming together versus being individuals.
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The class concluded with participants coming together in a tight circle.
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Coming together as a group may lessen the blow, Espinal said.
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With nine days until showtime, everything seemed to be coming together.
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"It was like all these things were coming together," she said.
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Soon, #RespectHarry started trending with fans coming together to denounce sexual assault.
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Episode 8 — "Heroic Dose" All of the Chambers pieces are coming together.
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Soul is going back to the place where souls are coming together.
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Trees bent in the wind and lovers who love without coming together?
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This coming together of the party has been driven by Trump himself.
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Just as important, we will see communities across the country coming together.
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So much for Democrats coming together in New York's 14th congressional district.
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You also have these affinity groups coming together for planning civil disobedience.
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I could now feel when a dough was coming together exactly right.
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The puzzle, for males species at least, seemed to be coming together.
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We're in desperate need of the community coming together and stepping forward.
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This notion of coming together is highlighted by the piece's whimsical structure.
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Asked about Optivolt's road map, Kalynapur suggests that one is coming together.
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After years of planning, Netflix's four Marvel series are all coming together.
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The community coming together is the first, important part of fixing that.
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People of every political party and religion coming together to help. pic.twitter.
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"We achieved what would have been impossible by coming together," Gibson said.
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People are working in silos and not coming together on the issues.
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"It was such a great experience for us coming together," Lewis said.
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When Europe's best teams coming together across all leagues, it's deviously competitive.
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We're coming together to celebrate the inaugural #MuslimWomensDay on March 27, 2017.
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Alex Garland's Annihilation is coming together, and the details are extremely encouraging.
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Justin Timberlake had his own message about tolerance and Americans coming together.
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Feminist parties are coming together in this election to lead that change.
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It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves.
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"It's all coming together for us," said Twins center fielder Byron Buxton.
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Three different trends are coming together to drive EVs into the mainstream.
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Is there a point tomorrow [when] we'd know it's not coming together?
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The alliance started with Renault and Nissan coming together 19 years ago.
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These photos show people mourning and coming together at vigils and memorials.
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The groups ended up coming together in the Karaoke Room to party.
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Yet a few forces are coming together to put pressure on Backpage.
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From where I am sitting in Detroit, everything is finally coming together.
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The duo initially disbanded in 2004 before coming together again in 2009.
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They can only be solved by coming together, working together, serving together.
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How about starting a book club around the theme of "coming together"?
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But as the first game was coming together, Boettcher's name was called.
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That's where coming together in a national way can make the difference.
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However, it was really at the residency that it started coming together.
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For a while, things seemed to be coming together for the French.
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"Coming together is much harder when we have dishonest journalists," Trump said.
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They're inspiring because they involve people coming together to protect one another.
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Gamers are coming together for practical reasons as well as social ones.
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So at the end of the day, it's about us coming together.
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I feel really good about the team coming together to run this.
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All are coming together to make sure something like this doesn't happen again.
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Today, women across the world are coming together to mark International Women's Day.
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This sense of coming together perversely helps excuse some of the show's excess.
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Despite the great chasm in politics, America is coming together in another realm.
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But on Sunday, Trump said a trade deal was coming together too slowly.
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"It's just a matter of his abilities coming together," manager John Farrell said.
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We're a ragtag squad of people coming together and having each other's back.
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The trailer shows the Avengers coming together as they prepare to battle Thanos.
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It's heartening to see people coming together peacefully, cooperatively, and above all, effectively.
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"The trends I see are people coming together around novel ideas," Gupta said.
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Now they are coming together to launch a co-branded investigative reporting unit.
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This year, I've personally witnessed so many beautiful examples of people coming together.
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The violence against a photographer is evidence of those two trends coming together.
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That implies that they lived separate lives before coming together as a pair.
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But in reality, the coming together of bodies can be a clunky affair.
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I'm SO happy with how my American wedding dress outfit is coming together!
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Things are coming together where you see how characters fit into each other.
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It really was two people coming together who really enjoy each other's company.
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Kathie Lee Gifford and Megyn Kelly are coming together for a good cause.
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AMLG: Well they are sort of at least coming together on AI ethics.
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More recently, the movement has been coming together online under the hashtag, #ChangeTheDate.
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As I read, I felt like all of my passions were coming together.
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The band officially broke up in 1985, occasionally coming together for reunion shows.
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"I'm super excited, it's coming together amazingly," Hamilton tells PEOPLE of the film.
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"It's coming together," Cibulkova, who reached the quarter-finals in 2011, told Reuters.
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Facebook's project is part of a great coming-together of AI and robots.
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I think no matter what party affiliation you are, it's just coming together.
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And now we're coming together as a community, and coming into our own.
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Take "Coming Together," composed in the aftermath of the 1971 Attica prison uprising.
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"We were coming together as a nation, and they reversed everything," Clinton added.
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And I'm thrilled because just coming together is part of the healing process.
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I ALWAYS IMAGINE THIS RELATIONSHIP COMING TOGETHER, WHETHER OR NOT WE DID HUMANA.
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He sees his victory as the coming together of all Democrats; he's right.
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" O'Reilly continued, "When I heard BBC Women were coming together, I thought, Hooray!
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"She was about building relationship, getting along, working together, coming together," LeDuff said.
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It's all about coming together with people you wouldn't normally talk to, strangers.
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It's sick seeing everybody from different clubs coming together for one cause, though.
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"It's two old technologies coming together in a new way," Graafstra told Motherboard.
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" The house's recovery is what Mr. Harding called "our story of coming together.
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We are all coming together to help keep our workforces safe and healthy.
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It's about privilege, creativity, resilience, and women coming together to right a wrong.
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As the exhibition was coming together, Cohen died at 82 in November 2016.
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Everyone is suddenly coming together, moving to their sides on the chess board.
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It's not really about that, it's about coming together and creating something special.
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They valued "Winter Soldier" and they saw how "Civil War" was coming together.
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"They are scared of Democrats coming together to defeat Donald Trump," she continued.
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They are formed and strengthened by people coming together in very specific ways.
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Members of the community are coming together in the wake of Stratton's death.
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It isn't just the difficulties Republicans have had coming together on health care.
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There is precedent for the parties coming together and reaching a bipartisan agreement.
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Communities across the state are coming together to increase our drug treatment capacity.
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Plenty of volunteers are coming together to seek solutions to the region's problems.
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You have Thor, Cap, and Iron Man coming together for one last stand.
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As the report was coming together, Perry did little to assuage their fears.
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It's about great relationships, coming together, and really, you can make magic happen.
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It's the time of year for coming together and helping those in need.
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It's a little hard to imagine such a national effort coming together now.
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She contacted Niagara police, detectives interviewed Latulip, and the pieces started coming together.
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So you've got these two patterns, which are quite well established, coming together.
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It was in doing research around Governors Island that everything started coming together.
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In the US and other Western countries, marriage means two families coming together.
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"Everything is coming together, and I think that's the beauty of art," she says.
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So it's coming together quickly, and we can't wait to share it with you.
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We are at a global moment when all of these things are coming together.
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There's so many talented actors coming together with a perfect script and expert direction.
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"Parrots are unusual because these complexities are coming together in their brains," he said.
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Jazz Jennings's family is coming together as their daughter faces a potentially risky surgery.
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And that's by coming together to pool our resources so we can invest more.
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For the equilateral-triangle tiling, we see six triangles coming together at each vertex.
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There's enough young talent here that you could certainly imagine it all coming together.
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"Those three things are coming together to solve some previously unsolvable problems," he said.
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And now, thanks to this all-too-brief teaser, the picture is coming together.
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It just seems too perfect, these two television personalities coming together on the internet.
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The amplification of extreme voices has to be drowned out by our coming together.
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"You&aposve got the two best offenses in our conference coming together," Helton said.
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Here are 10 examples of everything coming together to create works of sublime beauty.
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She said it's important for children to see people coming together - even in disagreement.
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None of us have deviated from the message and the purpose of coming together.
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Law enforcement, 1st Responders and community volunteers coming together to find a missing child.
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A lot of currents are coming together in the electricity world these days (ahem).
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Both Wolfe and Zuckerman identify similar elements of what that "coming together" looks like.
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"We are actually coming together as one voice, and letting our voices be heard."
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Most movements for justice in the country were people from different backgrounds coming together.
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The "Jumanji Breakfast Club" is coming together.. myself, Jack (mf'n) Black and Kevin Hart.
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And after all this time, it seems like Project Ara is actually coming together.
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The biggest event we've ever had for Ingress, over 229,000 people coming together there.
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Join the 3,400-plus worldwide events coming together to celebrate on May 10, 250.
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"Everyone from the community is raising money they don't have, everyone is coming together."
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Everyone is coming together, to fight for water, that all life on earth needs.
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The coming-together is certainly a far more solid outcome than the Rdio deal.
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How do you see all those contrasting influences coming together when you're writing music?
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It was really a mish mash or hybrid of all these things coming together.
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All I want to see is women coming together and actually making a difference.
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On the whole, the inmates are coming together and getting along during the riot.
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JOHN STANKEY: Well, you should think about them as two coming together over time.
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It's more about coming together and being a team, especially with Eric being out.
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"Maybe it's this thing about coming together for real, sharing a moment," he said.
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Joe: What I like about this one is everything is really coming together perfectly.
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Letters Readers discuss identity politics and how it promotes or impedes our coming together.
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"It's showing we're coming together as one unit to do this project," Adrian said.
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Or coming together to create almost a virtual neighborhood watch to keep everyone safer.
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It's about coming together with your neighbors to make the neighborhood better for everyone.
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We have, through an unfortunate circumstance, seen great fortune and coming together to rebuild.
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It has such great meaning for frankly anybody coming together for the holiday season.
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America is coming together like never before; we'll stop your drive to divide us.
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And people will never even realize that it's different eras of music coming together.
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"It's inspiring to see young and old coming together like this," Michelle Bloom said.
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"I have a hard time seeing the coalition ultimately coming together there," he said.
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"They may be coming together now, but that's not how it started," Grassley said.
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So, yeah, it was a combination of it coming together naturally and those conversations.
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Now there are a lot of people making songs about unity and coming together.
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The presidents have a history of coming together to help victims of natural disasters.
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The influences she pulls from are numerous, coming together in a genre-defying mix.
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Science and artistry have a beautiful way of coming together under your generation's influence.
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But he said he could sense his game coming together ahead of the playoffs.
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"I'm not trying to be cagey or anything, but it's coming together," he said.
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But while her finances remain shaky, she said her life was finally coming together.
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"The millennials and the boomers were all coming together over classic rock," he said.
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It's about millions of Americans coming together to say we are better than this.
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It's about identically outfitted men and women coming together to accomplish a common cause.
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Coming together to purchase and share the expensive equipment made the project financially viable.
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Now, this powerful industry is coming together to promote an unlikely cause: human rights.
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What you've got is a perfect storm of all of these things coming together.
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This wasn't a few companies; it was all corners of the internet coming together.
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And now, we know a little more about how he sees this all coming together.
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"In this new political era, we need to focus on coming together as one community."
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Bormann described a scene of fear, confusion and people coming together to help one another.
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The people are coming together, and they're using creativity and social media to be heard.
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"I want to thank you so much for coming together and being strong," Grande said.
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Creatives coming together to work on something different, and I've had fun experimenting with it.
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Though in MJ's world, everything is now coming together: new city, new gig...new start.
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We are talking about lots of players coming together and that's the challenge in IoT.
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It was more like, this is a moment where we're coming together for the kids.
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The puzzle that is this year's Kardashian Christmas card is slowly but surely coming together.
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I see us still coming together to talk about how someday we might, you know?
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Our coming together of today is only meaningful if we continue to come together tomorrow.
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For Carlos Santana, the past and present are coming together in perfect harmony this year.
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Maisel, also talked to PEOPLE on Monday night about the cast coming together for Brosnahan.
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Instead of coming together and marching in the streets, the opposition is divided and demoralized.
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He doesn&apost get to where he is without all 33 coming together as one.
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I appreciate various parts of the security ecosystem coming together quickly to tackle this matter.
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"It's coming together," Jonas said to Entertainment Tonight of his look for the upcoming affair.
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Now, the community is coming together to help the family, according to The Jackson Sun.
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Some rebel groups seem to be coming together and may once again threaten the state.
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We are deviating from the norm of us only working alone and now coming together.
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Just as important is the next step of beginning the difficult process of coming together.
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I've seen people coming together in ways I never thought people would come together again.
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A number of Hollywood's top leading ladies are coming together to fight for gender equality.
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"I believe strongly that the goats are coming together to form an alliance," he says.
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It is the coming together of different characters and different individuals, just like America itself.
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The record is really like my record collection randomly coming together above a kick drum.
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If you're having a tough time visualizing it coming together, check out my video above.
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And coming together nightly over those homemade meals made a lasting impact on McBride, 52.
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My life is slowly but surely coming together, just like I was dreaming it would.
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It's completely, completely inspiring seeing people our age, people younger, people older, all coming together.
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" Reflecting on the group, Cabello noted, "We represented all different kinds of women coming together.
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We encourage both parties to continue coming together to work to protect this iconic landscape.
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I feel like everything's coming together really well right now, so I'm feeling really good.
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The talks were aimed at coming together as a team, and moving past the protest.
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Two of Shondaland's biggest stars are coming together for one OMG-worthy night of TGIT.
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I asked Daniel how he felt about Broadway, gaming, and the Deaf community coming together.
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" Mr. Pero said it was "really awesome that all these media outlets are coming together.
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Regrettably, Congress has fallen into the habit of too little time coming together in Washington.
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Now we're coming together and seeing we have a lot of power when we unite.
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But I like the idea of heads coming together and making something larger than themselves.
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"It will be a coming together for what was and what is," Tillemann-Dick said.
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But there's something hypnotic about the sound of different rhythms coming together on a track.
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Coming together would give the new T-Mobile more clout than either company has today.
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The comic book community is coming together to help the victims of the Orlando shooting.
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What followed were weeks of talk about coming together as a community after a crisis.
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"Unbelievable" tells the story of those two threads coming together with a fantastic ensemble cast.
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Congress can fix this by coming together to pass significant small-business tax cuts now.
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"I had all these pieces that were coming together for exactly what's expected," Luber said.
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The gang form a circle, back to back, coming together now that they're under threat.
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In times of national crisis, Americans have a history of coming together and giving back.
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I saw Indian people from across this country coming together to Stand with Standing Rock.
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" Also on deck this season are Nacho Duato's "Coming Together" and Helen Pickett's "When Love.
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Some unaligned strategists broadly agree that a coming-together among Democrats is likely in November.
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I plan on doing more writing, more performances, and the new band is coming together.
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It's people that are into the same music and fashion and lifestyle all coming together.
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Fulcher breaks down how small steps were taken until the larger picture started coming together.
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CAROLYN: The conversation with my mother was interesting and it was definitely a coming-together.
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She peers at me, the lines around her eyes coming together in concern or suspicion.
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A design that reps the creatives and hustlers coming together to help each other rise.
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We were holding these family meetings where all the principal beneficiary groups were coming together.
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Now is a time for coming together with your siblings (or trying to, at least).
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The All-Stars will also perform Frederic Rzewski's "Coming Together," about the Attica prison riots.
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But the plan hit its first hurdle in September, as a compromise was coming together.
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I didn't have articles on people beating cancer, communities coming together or good political choices.
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It evolves into a rare, remarkable story of a community coming together to deliver justice.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Friday that the package is coming together soon.
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All that coming together maybe causes some pause and hesitation on the part of voters.
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You cannot tell who's going to win, and you have all these generations coming together.
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And with the opposition parties coming together, Mr. Erdogan's time might finally be running out.
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There was a black man and a white man coming together to serve their community.
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With the fires, it is usually the opposite: neighbors coming together to help one another.
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" Churches and community organizations, he said, are "coming together and trying to help these families.
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Across our nation, our higher education community is coming together in support of our Dreamers.
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People across the country have also been coming together in larger groups to express unity.
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"An Indian wedding is really about the two families coming together," Mr. Mehta, 212, said.
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Criticism of organizations of women coming together to strive for more power are pretty common.
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LET ME GIVE YOU A GREAT EXAMPLE OF TWO BRAND NAMES THAT ARE COMING TOGETHER.
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This one's tough: If things aren't coming together, sometimes you just need to call it.
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"It's not a coincidence that all of this is coming together right now," Su says.
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"Markets don't like uncertainty, so there's been a slowdown in buyers and sellers coming together."
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The idea of a Clinton presidency is market-friendly, so a few things coming together.
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"The world needs more communities coming together when things get hard," Iovacchini told Business Insider.
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People are coming together across the country to embrace the opportunities and challenges before us.
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"It's beautiful – diversity, inclusivity, coming together in grief or joy – there is just so much love."
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Paul Bertone For almost a year we worked on "Phoenix," and it just wasn't coming together.
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"I feel good about where we are and things are coming together very nicely," McHenry said.
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"It's so important that we're coming together now to offer some glimmer of hope," Murkowski said.
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" Brittney continues: "I think both our ideas and visions coming together really ties this thing together.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere has regularly hinted at a coming together of the two competitors.
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If you use Amazon's Echo speaker and the Fire TV, today, it's all finally coming together.
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Previously it was thought that the beating started just as the heart tube was coming together.
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The announcement ends more than half a year of speculation about the two automakers coming together.
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You're pushing your boundary on how this thing lays out, how the antennas are coming together.
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It seemed like all the pieces of the puzzle were coming together, thanks to social media.
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"Today, we are coming together to side with young people's health," Kaine said in a statement.
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"Coming together as a community is really the only way we're going to heal," she said.
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Right now we design electrical systems for villages, but I don't see the villages coming together.
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The second showcased pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups coming together to debate a holocaust denier.
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More than 249 social justice organizations are coming together to be President Donald Trump's worst nightmare.
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Happening Now: Flint residents coming together in vigil outside of the House committee hearing #FlintWaterCrisis pic.twitter.
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ClassPass is a good example of the coming together of fitness and wellness concepts, he said.
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"A win like this shows we&aposre coming together as a team," Collison told the Star.
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So there's more analog and tech computing coming together and analog activities and in health care.
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A year later, that project is finally coming together, with the game scheduled for early 2018.
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Our students have many needs but it's amazing to see people coming together to help them.
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Both men and women attending will be coming together to protest gender inequality by wearing black.
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I remember seeing the Paris attacks and them coming together but there's been nothing like this.
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Following his tragic death in September, the music industry is coming together to honor his legacy.
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"In the French culture having something intertwined symbolizes two bodies coming together as one," she said.
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That's what I like to see: people of all different races sitting down and coming together.
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One year after the heartbreak, Orlando residents are coming together for a solemn day of remembrance.
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"We are coming together like we haven&apost in years," she screamed to the adoring crowd.
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As the novel progresses, they each intersect with one another, coming together into an impressive finale.
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"Our unique superpower as parents is just that — coming together and truly co-parenting," he explained.
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It's a team-up story: good guys coming together to thwart evil in the simplest sense.
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Sheppard: I feel incredibly inspired by the coming together of all of my colleagues at Amazon.
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The biggest names in film, television and music are coming together to Stand Up to Cancer.
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"I have a hard time seeing the coalition ultimately coming together there," Buttigieg told the Times.
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The Cohen case, for example, seems to be coming together fairly quickly now that it's underway.
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"It's just a lot of things coming together to make a really difficult category," Hogan said.
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This is what hope looks like: Attawapiskat youth coming together to talk of hopes and dreams.
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It looks like Disney's live-action remake of The Lion King is coming together rather nicely.
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Let's create a positive from a negative by coming together and acknowledging the authentic Nina Simone.
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They're coming together now, which is obviously great, but what did you do to get there?
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Finally, the two are coming together to bring a little more intensity to your game night.
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"It's heartening to see workers coming together and standing up for themselves," one employee tells Hyperallergic.
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Them coming together as a couple in general, not even the details I apparently nailed down.
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Yet this year, for one reason or another, all the parts seem to be coming together.
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Thanks to these kids our campus is coming together on a local level like never before.
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We're told she encourages the whole fam coming together as often as possible -- holidays, birthdays, etc.
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But he opened up to talk about the importance of coming together for a worthy cause.
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Coming together for the holidays means facing the generational gap, but also the social awareness gap.
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But it's great to see the people coming together against a government that they didn't elect.
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On the one hand, a range of U.S. allies are coming together in support of Guaidó.
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We're not proving our love, we're not starting a new generation together of families coming together.
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This has been on the green radar for years, but recently things have been coming together.
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They'll show the violent parts but they won't show us standing here, coming together in peace.
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It's all coming together in a volatile mix, with financial markets lurching this way and that.
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But their dark history doesn't stop them from coming together to accidentally ruin someone else's life.
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But in John's work, I see the identity of Margiela constantly coming together with his own.
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These dense, buttery spiced cookies are super easy to make, coming together in just 30 minutes.
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You have a coming together of many unfortunate factors that cause these kind of catastrophic injuries.
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It does not envision South Sudan as a country, but as a coming together of tribes.
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Ms. McCaskill is pushing against steep odds, but she liked the way things are coming together.
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It's like our version of centrally coming together to try to stop another already centralized force.
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Finally, in a time of political division, Washington residents are coming together for a cause: ducks.
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"This community is for ambitious women who are coming together to support each other," said Kibbler.
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"It represents two kings coming together, so the two halves make a whole," Mr. Hemingway said.
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We would need to do it as part of a federation of other states coming together.
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Two global mega-trends — automation and aging — are coming together to upend the future of work.
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"It's been what you would expect from a Brady Bunch-like family coming together," she said.
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Then, it's opening night of Romeo and Juliet: The Musical and it's all coming together chaotically.
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There are signs a coalition is coming together, at least in parts of the international system.
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The Duggar family is coming together to mourn the tragic loss of one of their own.
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"It's a perfect storm of extraordinary factors coming together: fire, ice and criminal negligence," he said.
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The Bradys are coming together to make '70s-inspired Christmas treats and decorate their "childhood" home.
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IMF'S GEORGIEVA SAYS HOPE TO SEE FINANCE MINISTERS, CENTRAL BANKERS COMING TOGETHER IN RESPONSE TO UNCERTAINTY
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"This feels like the moment when all of this stuff is coming together," Mr. Ammori said.
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Noodles are meant to represent all the different strands of your life, coming together at Nowruz.
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There should be some alluring alchemy in the coming together of talented creators in different mediums.
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These demands from the Freedom Caucus do not show a party coming together on health policy.
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The two best Xbox services are reportedly coming together to form an "ultimate" version of both.
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"Black Lives Matter, voter ID, the situation in Flint — these things are coming together," McDaniel says.
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And it means all women coming together to change all industries and make every workplace safer.
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The odds of such a bipartisan effort coming together in the current political environment are long.
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It's a total mess, and as such, there are unlikely alliances coming together all over the place.
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That's when it started coming together—the things I could not access because of my immigration status.
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We didn't like the way it was coming together when we were working on it for Tim.
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Anything that has people coming together through mutual interest or commonality will contribute to this, including music.
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While Tumblr thrives on strangers coming together around shared obsessions, Cabana is designed around people you know.
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The lack of coming-together of futures and cash prices has left many farmers fearful this season.
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Progress now requires coming together not just as cities or nations, but also as a global community.
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I love the collision of words, that kaleidoscope of longing fracturing and coming together on the tongue.
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Calanog said she and their extended family are coming together to care for Michelle and David's family.
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The whole idea of a net art is based on things coming together in this live way.
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It's hard to imagine a group like this coming together before the #MeToo movement happened, they said.
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With Facebook's purchase of Oculus in 2014, those two approaches to a social internet are coming together.
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"If you'd get away from this white-black struggle, people will start coming together," he says. Maybe.
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At the same time, it makes me question why we are still coming together and doing it.
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"I feel so proud that there are so many people coming together to support her," Sharp said.
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That vision is slowly coming together now that the company has a stable platform to work from.
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Could this be the start of a new trend with cultures coming together for a good time?
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However, in coming together they've found a way to accept that some questions may never be answered.
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Weddings are supposed to be this symbolic coming-together, and you're across a room from each other.
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Dumb shows how this group of outsiders coming together and at the heart of them was skateboarding.
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GARBER: Because they&aposre coming together to really put those -- it&aposs really predatory on the public.
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Ironically, this is why coming together to listen to a silly and seemingly unimportant message is important.
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Plus, Bündchen adds that being eco-friendly was a major consideration when the house was coming together.
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That's why I wanted to create a story about individuals coming together to do something about it.
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"It's two families coming together, so to have the menu [reflect that] is very important," says Camp.
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Orlando is coming together to show that we are stronger than that hate that was driven away.
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After all, as she says, the best trans voice is formed from many trans people coming together.
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"This is about us finding our voice as a society and coming together for change," Moore says.
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I felt like everything being trash was OK because people are coming together to make a change.
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Expert voices talked about the future, while coming together in a space that spoke to the past.
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Sarah: I thought they were those Chinese lanterns, and then they started coming together, it was wild.
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When it's all coming together does it feel more technical or does it have that fun quality?
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The vibrant paints celebrate all global citizens coming together to reclaim their freedom and rebel against oppression.
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The country is coming together because lots of people at a campaign rally have "MAGA" hats on!
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Collaborating with Nicky, Diplo and Era on this track represents harmony, eclectic flavors and genres coming together.
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Many of the details of Mr. Bloomberg's plans appeared to be coming together at the last minute.
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As criminalization increases and affordable housing shrinks, advocates are coming together to call for housing — not handcuffs.
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"Unfortunately some parts of the LGBT+ community are not coming together," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But even as those details were coming together, the substance of the talks was becoming less clear.
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"It's everybody coming together for just pure cuteness and joy," said Ansley Whipple, Woodruff Park project manager.
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By coming together and through thoughtful investment, we can ensure our young people enter adulthood and thrive.
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As he reached the podium, he and Cruz shook hands before coming together for a brief hug.
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But the new work, "the public domain," explores the flip side — what people gain by coming together.
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We pray you will join us in honoring their memory by coming together for the common good.
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Rich Silverstein — : I think the Kaepernick thing I'm jealous of because of this perfect storm coming together.
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Competitors from different countries coming together as one was a way to make Thomas more culturally aware.
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But travel and tech companies are coming together to create products that help alleviate those wanderlust woes.
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Happy, fun things are clicking into place for you, and you'll feel it all coming together today.
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"It was so nice to see people coming together and getting to know each other," she says.
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It's about a community coming together to effect huge change, while being totally unapologetic about their aims.
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All these contradictory energies coming together will create a little tension, but, hey, you kinda like that!
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Those actions were first steps toward coming together to find compromise and fix the problem this year.
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What's different now is that, more than ever before, Americans are coming together to resist this annihilation.
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Some of us have been friends since coming together in the lesbian-feminist surge of the 1980s.
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What do events like the climate week, and all these delegations coming together in New York, achieve?
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The biggest names in sports are coming together to raise money and awareness for COVID-19 relief.
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The real attraction of the flea market, however, might be watching Athenians of all stripes coming together.
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We have had an OVERWHELMING response from founders/investors coming together to work to get through this.
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It was Democrats and Republicans and independents all coming together to put our state back on track.
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But the coronavirus outbreak is not a typical catastrophe, and coming together is challenging, if not impossible.
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Still, things are coming together rapidly, and the story is starting to make more and more sense.
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There are many instances of mutual aid and communities coming together to help their more vulnerable members.
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In the midst of a global pandemic, over movement and dance, the world is actually coming together.
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Then his pronouncements, usually by tweet, that deals were coming together, would send markets back even higher.
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As the bout is a coming-together of gifted pugilists, the broadcast partner, ESPN, is a lock.
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You realize that coming together across race is not a neat two-step process: truth and reconciliation.
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This, in my mind, is a moment in time when workers are coming together like never before.
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Snapshot: Above, world leaders coming together in Israel for the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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"It's just a couple of things coming together," Lee said in a "Fast Money Halftime Report" interview.
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Musk noted that the rocket and spacecraft needed for the mission are already coming together in Florida.
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Ginsburg said that the #MeToo movement is an example of women coming together with strength in numbers.
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Marginalized people coming together helps consolidate our power so that we can change the system we're in.
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"It was wonderful to see the community coming together," Cope said, while noting the circumstances were tragic.
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Jenny Zhang was in sweatpants, wrestling one Sunday afternoon with a short story that wasn't coming together.
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And the only way we'll create change in these jobs is workers coming together and demanding it.
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The team is also coming together at a time of uncertainty regarding the Trump administration's environmental policies.
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We're about coming together at a time the United States of America has never been more divided.
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Visual hearing is often about some "intersection of perception, memory and imagination all coming together," he said.
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Disparate elements finally coming together of a project that started with the premise of curiosity and interest.
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And I started to understand that three or four decades of technology innovation were coming together to create what we now call full stack, so networking and clouds for infrastructure and open source and DevOps tools and open-source hardware and supply chain and manufacturing — they were coming together.
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"Coming together as a community is really the only way we're going to heal," she said Monday night.
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When the songs started coming together, we realized it was too special to not share with our fans.
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Since the fire, people have been coming together at the airport in acts of goodwill, reported Edmonton News.
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"We've got the full spectrum of the Republican Party coming together and uniting behind this campaign," he said.
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I shared my story with Republicans, Democrats and basically anyone who cared about coming together to solve this.
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But there was an emotional strength, a spiritual strength of people coming together, saying we are United Sates.
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But rather than allowing differences to prevent progress, our lawmakers are coming together to find the best solution.
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"I just saw us coming together," Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue of his team's play without their leading man.
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Affleck had recently hinted that things weren't quite coming together for The Batman, and now we know why.
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It was a story about people from vastly different backgrounds coming together to become something bigger than themselves.
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"We think it's critical to have a blended learning model in which people are coming together," Braun said.
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From pet stores to coffee houses, these businesses are coming together to show their support for equal pay.
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It could be a cast coming together and collectively supporting Planned Parenthood or the Leadership Council or WhiteHelmets.org.
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It initially celebrates Bushwick neighbors coming together to fight for each other, then condemns them for arming themselves.
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As the series moves toward its close, plotlines are coming together and the story is moving much faster.
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"When we were shooting things that involved us coming together, bringing things together, it felt great," she said.
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Strangers from around the world are coming together to make an 8-year-old boy's dreams come true.
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But by coming together, parents also take on more responsibility and additional costs as partners and co-employers.
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Now, the pair are coming together to executive produce a Boston drama, City on a Hill, for Showtime.
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"There's never been a coming together of tribes like this," she said of Friday's gathering of Native Americans.
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They are racially diverse, young, old, gay, straight, trans, skeptics and seminary students, all coming together to worship.
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Refinery29: Most of your videos, like "First Kiss" and "Undress Me," have featured individuals — usually strangers — coming together.
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So, post-transaction, what you have are two complements coming together," she said on "Squawk on the Street.
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The second trend is the consolidation and expansion of healthcare institutions and the way organizations are coming together.
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When the phone is folded, they pull apart, coming together at a 90 degree angle from the hinge.
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The power of women coming together, both in the writer's room and also in the messaging, and onscreen.
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These human pests are a human problem, and it'll take the village coming together to effectively control them.
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There's a phrase in state politics, "the Oregon way," that refers to parties coming together and discussing policy.
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And it was a beautiful sight—a community coming together to take care of one of our own.
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This team has some of the best researchers from around the country coming together to tackle this mutation.
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Ayesha Curry put up the picture in celebration of the family coming together to cheer the brothers on.
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Struggle is part of life but it is coming together in the struggle that gives us our strength.
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"I want to thank you so much for coming together and being so loving and strong," she said.
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"Right now we are in mourning, and we are coming together to care for our Girl Scout family."
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It's a beautiful shot, but especially remarkable in its depiction of two different cultures coming together as one.
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If nothing, the marriage equality movement showed the possibility of the three coming together in a national conversation.
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So the speed with which all these pieces of the puzzle are coming together is a major consideration.
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I feel like that happens a lot with comedy films in general that focus on friends coming together.
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Hopefully some feeling anxious will be pacified by the sight of current president and future president coming together.
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Pop stars are coming together for the One Love Manchester concert, which will take place on June 4.
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It is through working across the aisle, transparency, and coming together to find common ground where we can.
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"It is through working across the aisle, transparency, and coming together to find common ground where we can."
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"Coming together requires folks recognizing power differentials and how privilege operates even in social justice spaces," she says.
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"We have a goal of coming together with the makeup of a bill within 24 hours," said Rep.
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As television moves to the cloud, two companies are coming together to try to find the silver lining.
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The memorial service for Bush was a coming together of the Washington establishment that Trump professes to disdain.
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The possibility of swift change lies in people coming together in movements large enough to shift the Zeitgeist.
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That, right there, was the Congressional Family coming together, putting the commonality of public service above party labels.
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Whether it is an out-of-control Santa or cascading Christmas gifts, we overcome much in coming together.
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Here are the ways he sees payments and software coming together to find value in a changing industry.
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We are coming together to say this is about keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous terrorists.
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Quarles feels that more managers, both men and women, are coming together to have conversations on the topic.
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His rhetoric is as empty as his platform, his paeans to "coming together" the stuff of Obama fanfic.
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In itself, their coming together was tender and highly charged with emotion; you felt their built-up pain.
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I don't want to minimize the truly revolutionary potential of people coming together and having a shared experience.
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It's exciting to feel the lust, terror, tension and fulfilment of these two coming together, to be honest.
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"Regulators globally and locally are coming together with the industry and we're having the right conversations," Toribio said.
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Rarely have I felt an audience and a cast coming together in such a happy communal bear hug.
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"It takes a community of people coming together night after night after night, working together, relaying this demand."
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"I have a hard time seeing the kind of coalition that he needs ultimately coming together," he said.
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Corporate executives, governors, mayors, and leading academics will be coming together to share best practices in water stewardship.
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"I think that the case for raising interest rates at our next meeting is coming together," he said.
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Democratic voters seem to be coming together around a candidate who they believe can beat President Donald Trump.
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The only hope for a liberal, democratic future lies in our coming together to defeat the authoritarian regime.
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Say what you want about inflated records and shaky bullpens: For the Red Sox, everything is coming together.
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"When Putin came on board, things really started coming together," Tillerson told the Wall Street Journal in 2004.
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Women are now coming together like never before to express that this happens to a lot of women.
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Progress now requires humanity coming together not just as cities or nations, but also as a global community.
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I think it's spiraled down in the last eight years, and I want to see us coming together.
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As the #MeToo movement progresses, women who have spoken out are increasingly coming together, and organizing toward change.
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The episode wraps up with the cast coming together to discuss the highs and lows of the season.
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When we are deeply divided, the value of coming together for these events is more, not less, important.
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Pop & Rock Three purveyors of stylish dance music are coming together for one epic dance party on Dec.
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Indie musicians of all stripes are coming together to raise money for Planned Parenthood of New York City.
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Payments mega-deal: Two of the world's top payments companies are coming together in a $43 billion deal.
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And, again, it's a huge reason that we're coming together with Delta to create those efficiencies at scale.
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Now, more than a dozen performers are coming together to pay tribute to Ms. Franklin at 8 p.m.
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I think those two groups are coming together in a really significant way, which is encouraging to me.
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Consolidation continued, with Gannett and Gatehouse coming together in a takeover deal that immediately led to further layoffs.
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"We didn't have that in the beginning, because we were two different countries coming together," Ms. Melnick said.
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Families are coming together, friends are reconnecting and those with significant others are cuddling up on the couch.
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AND JUST BY THINGS COMING TOGETHER, THIS IS YOU KNOW, A BIG MOMENT FOR US AS A COMPANY.
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The city is coming together to solve its pension problems better than just about any other big place.
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"Following a horrific situation, the community is coming together for support," an Ector County district official told CNN.
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It might not look like anything special yet, but once the hair is added, everything starts coming together.
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They've been fighting their way towards the top since first coming together as a group back in 2015.
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If we don't both agree that a grid is coming together cleanly, we trash it and move on.
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But Tuesday's comments showed the two are moving further apart on their respective stances rather than coming together.
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I never wanted to force it out, but I was working on tracks and it started coming together.
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We are seeing this developing and coming together across all platforms: Facebook, Google, Apple, Instagram, Snap and more.
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One that celebrates solidarity across religions, the coming together of different South Asian cultures in a diasporic setting?
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He prefers to think of it as a coming together of world influence, much like Somali cooking itself.
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There is ecstasy in coming together across communities, but what words do we have to name this ensemble?
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It has nothing to do with some sort of angelic men coming together and saying it's better now.
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Other groups are trying to rally people around an alternative agenda after coming together in opposition to Trump's.
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And for that number to be that high I think is a testament to people coming together after tragedy.
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The show was for SiriusXM subscribers and Pandora listeners to mark SiriusXM and Pandora coming together as one company.
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Consumers want immersive experiences, well-designed pages with fonts, graphics, photos, and videos coming together into a compelling format.
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As company CEO Dave Link sees, we are seeing this vast confluence of technology influences coming together very quickly.
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People who haven't seen each other, maybe in years, coming together and celebrating that they're able to be there.
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It's an inspirational ad, showing ordinary (often rural) people doing their daily work and coming together to support Sanders.
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Now, the two are coming together to collaborate on some limited-edition Master & Dynamic headphones with Leica-themed designs.
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Resident Evil 7's team started coming together in January 2014, but production didn't begin in earnest until February.
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The Netflix original series "Grace and Frankie" is about two straight couples breaking apart and coming together, sort of.
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With everything going on—I do think it's horrible—but I think it's beautiful how people are coming together.
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It's like an interdisciplinary network coming together to form one harmonious sculptural 3D animated still image virtual reality experience.
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They sang, danced, chanted, and were a joyous group of 40,000 people coming together in solidarity for human decency.
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Instead of shootings, like we have everywhere, I'd like to see people really coming together and celebrating our diversity.
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Apparently downstairs there's a boat and I'm pretty sure he loves The Life Aquatic so it's all coming together.
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Keeping the network around the heroes thin makes them feel isolated and emphasizes the importance of their coming together.
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It's more about how it feels like a culmination of multiple cultural trends coming together in one absurd moment.
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We love the idea of a day dedicated to women coming together to uplift one another and feel empowered.
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And now, the internet is coming together to recoup the money they lost, thanks to a verified GoFundMe campaign.
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It's one of those moments in life where you've worked so hard and the puzzle finally starts coming together.
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"When I say that everyone has had a part in me and Jared coming together, I truly mean it!"
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Plans are coming together for Aretha Franklin's funeral, which is set to take place on August 31 in Detroit.
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Nothing. Rather it explains more of the coming together of my parents, of racial divisions, of lost family connection.
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"The case for raising interest rates at our next meeting is coming together," Powell told the Senate Banking Committee.
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You can create a protest in New York City, because protests are about awareness and about people coming together.
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And now that the new season has dropped and Halloween is only days away, everything is coming together perfectly.
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Should we brace for a few more of those wonderful, it's-all-coming-together family moments before he passes?
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Some covers make perfect sense, just the two artists' names coming together fitting like musical puzzle pieces of awesome.
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You can clearly hear Rabit's cinematic sound design coming together with Bannon's penchant for warped rhythms and hazy textures.
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By showcasing people of all ages and races coming together they've managed to capture the transcendence of electronic music.
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"I have to feel that coming together, we create something bigger than the sum of two halves," Walker says.
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Uber's flying car plans are coming together — and it looks like it won't be taking to the skies alone.
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This was their coming together around the "fuck Eazy" moment, which continues even in the Straight Outta Compton movie.
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Master bakers, pastry professionals, cake designers and other culinary artists are coming together for the New York Cake Show.
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The 1966 win was unexpected, a happy coming together of "spirit, virtuosity and tactical organisation", according to Mr Winter.
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Today's senators and representatives—or their successors in November—should learn the wisdom of coming together in the middle.
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The media industry can help in this effort by coming together to create a reliability indicator for new sources.
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By coming together, we are able to ensure we have the necessary resources for our organizations to be successful.
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Another involves lines of magnetic fields coming together and neutralizing each other, with the magnetic energy heating the plasma.
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The holiday season is all about families and friends coming together to celebrate, eat good food, and open presents.
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The BJP's overwhelming rise has led to regional and national opposition parties coming together in an act of unity.
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Instead of coming together to move the budget process forward, another round of partisanship is moving us toward gridlock.
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All over the island, Puerto Rico's residents and businesses are coming together to rebuild with incredible commitment and resilience.
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But she predicts there will be "a coming together" on the Democratic side ahead of the next presidential election.
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The spirit of collaboration and a sense of the community coming together in a time of crisis is palpable.
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Clinton's language is often about coming together, and she mentions family five times as often as any other candidate.
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The Running Man challenge has been Gronk'd -- with all 5 Gronkowski brothers coming together in a gym (where else?)
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Everything about this ridiculous country at this specific moment is coming together here in an instance of cosmic balance.
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Kelly Hickey-Fareed: I thought it was great because I could see everyone coming together for a great cause.
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But people who were involved in planning past Republican conventions said this one was coming together far more haphazardly.
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Especially when things do seem to be perking up for your side, what with the moderates all coming together.
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But, the encouraging thing to see is Montanans coming together to help each other, because that's the Montana way.
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Especially after my father died, there was something about all these people coming together that felt like a celebration.
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"It's really the coming together of the professional cloud and the professional network," Mr. Nadella explained at the time.
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This show follows a group of friends coming together after one of their own, Jon (Ron Livingston), commits suicide.
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That was very different from Halston, who had this worldly vision of the haves and have-nots coming together.
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When an audience gives a standing ovation, there a certain feeling of people coming together, and that's very gratifying.
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"We're going back to Washington," the senator said, "and we're going to see very significant disaster relief coming together."
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His 2019 book, "Our Better Angels," tells stories about the power of people coming together in times of crisis.
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"I want to thank Democrats and Republicans for coming together and putting America first," he said at the signing.
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These questions allow us to invent new ways of coming together during the pandemic — and perhaps after as well.
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McGregor says he wants a rematch with Nate Diaz ... but that doesn't seem to be coming together soon either.
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Every culture in this country all came together, even ones who you wouldn't have blamed for not coming together.
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The "Beloved Community" he imagined was a bottom-up, Whitmanesque "spiritual welding," a graceful coming together of unlike ethnicities.
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The pro-Beijing parties have a history of quashing disagreements and coming together when the Chinese government issues instructions.
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"We have the largest group of states ever coming together to back our position," she said in an interview.
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All of these assets are now coming together with our great cloud assets, so for me, the strategy works.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Two of the world's top payments companies are coming together in a $43 billion deal.
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The rally in Charlottesville was not simply a group of random people coming together to declare they were superior.
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He hasn't even articulated it to himself yet, but I see it coming together as he's putting things together.
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It gave you this template for what you can do, this idea of kids coming together and sharing art.
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On the world stage, ancient enemies are coming together, and our modern rivals are recognized for what they are.
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What's happening: The mayor's office, nonprofits and Detroit's Fortune 500 companies are coming together to turn the city around.
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Deeply moved that in the face of tragedy Orlando & Americans everywhere are coming together to give blood, love & support.
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Foreign governments, including the United States and Russia, hold conflicting, zero-sum agendas that prevent them from coming together.
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"We would then have people with different views coming together to compromise, to find a way forward," he said.
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Meanwhile, artists, labels, and venues from across the country are coming together to fundraise for the fire relief cause.
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They are another expression of his dialectical thinking, in this case, of two people, or things, coming together dynamically.
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Which is what this show is about, what hope is about: how things have a way of coming together.
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However, she did not rule out the chances of Washington and Beijing coming together on a trade deal this year.
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I've got a lot of people coming together and a lot of great chefs are going to come and help.
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America's democracy is not about "reasonable" people coming together to engage in "rational" arguments and develop polite win-win solutions.
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In the working-class suburb of Agronomía, the Cristina team is coming together under the slogan "order out of chaos".
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They're about coming together with people who you share something in common with and reveling in an already-beloved passion.
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"The cool part about this wedding is it's a lot of different people from different experiences coming together," says Higgins.
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"We have two low-pressure systems essentially coming together to create a potentially significant Nor'easter," CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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These musicians all create on their own but by coming together as Brockhampton, they've created something both rounded and unique.
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With courageous and discerning efforts by the Players Coalition and others, NFL players and owners began coming together last year.
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Deadwood is about why society is necessary, why we keep coming together and building communities and villages and whole civilizations.
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But somehow, in this era of unprecedented partisan divide, Republicans and Democrats are coming together in the name of fashion.
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And that happens from mergers from other galaxies coming together and adding up to almost a mess but not quite.
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" Dunford said he remembers clearly that on May 3, "multiple threat streams that were all perhaps coming together in time.
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"We have two low-pressure systems essentially coming together to create a potentially significant Nor'easter," CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said.
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"This is two of the most important companies in technology coming together for the benefit of their customers," Benioff said.
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I think she'd make a good queen, but at the same time I'm excited about the Starks all coming together!
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That's right — the intoxicating combination of marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate are finally coming together in the most perfect form.
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There is also some evidence that certain omega-3s contribute to prostate cancer, although the findings are still coming together.
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It focuses on people coming together on Facebook Groups over shared interests and experiences, whether it's tacos or sci-fi.
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"I want to thank you so much for coming together and being strong," Grande told the crowd during the concert.
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It was about the powerful coming together of millions of people to take their country back from the billionaire class.
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But if things were going so well and a new fundraising round was coming together already, why sell the company?
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It's the last reminder to me that Oakland used to be a community; people coming together to support one another.
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Seeing Ester's growth, and her and Arthur coming together as a true couple, makes this historical romance a must-read.
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"The world community is coming together in support of a clean economy and this should encourage further investment," says Silver.
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" Yankee shared the same image, writing, "Thanks to all #latinos for coming together to see us shine at the #grammys.
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You can hear strands of past projects coming together on Heaven For Real's "Kill Your Memory," premiering on Noisey today.
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RALEIGH, N.C. -- With more pieces becoming part of the equation for the St. Louis Blues, things might be coming together.
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Essentially, what happens is the very embodiment of what Porowski loves about cooking: The genial warmth of people coming together.
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But talk of a coup does reinforce the notion of GOP chaos at a time the Democrats are coming together.
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But in this place, there is talk of peace, of coming together to soothe and to learn from one another.
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I feel like this show is going to be particularly special with the movements and all the women coming together.
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Statements are being made and people are coming together in support of women whether they work in Hollywood or not.
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The messaging, the vision and the functionality seem to be finally coming together, just as Levie always predicted they would.
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And I think people are just starting to realize the power that we all have together, and in coming together.
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Whatever. The point is, these fan-favorite characters are coming together, and we can't wait to see them in action.
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Regarding the founder conversation referenced earlier, the round is coming together because of a strategic investor who is leading it.
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EP David Zabel told Entertainment Weekly that "there's definitely a continuing process of them coming together" as season 2 progresses.
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Melanie: It means united, beautiful, powerful women coming together and showing that we are what makes the Earth go round.
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The excitement of the ball dropping, great music and millions of friends and families coming together to celebrate is incomparable.
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However, that will not stop the Internet from coming together to make Mr. Callahan's Generation Z Dictionary more complete. pic.twitter.
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I think the 'freaks and geeks' squad coming together was really reflective of how a few of us were feeling.
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Fans cheered the divided group of survivors for finally coming together when it mattered most in a show of #teamwork.
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Sometimes the best answer to a fragmented market is coming together, and that's exactly what the two companies did today.
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"Progress now requires humanity coming together not just as cities or nations, but also as a global community," he wrote.
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"It's one of the very few areas, good areas, that one could imagine Democrats and Republicans coming together," Frankel said.
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I really mean it, I'm not just saying it because it's a trendy topic and everyone's talking about coming together.
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Do you think there's a silver lining to Trump's election — that women are coming together, as evidenced by this book?
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But several trends are coming together that suggest that pattern will break when plan premiums are announced in early November.
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Add these new so-called pharmaceutical wholesaler licenses into the mix and all the pieces seemed to be coming together.
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With the famous back four first coming together in 1988, they graced the pitch altogether for just over a decade.
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Tonight's victory is about New Yorkers coming together and choosing to fight against rising rents and homelessness in our communities.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump said that the convention was a raging success and that the party was, in fact, coming together.
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Some find faith in family, and the fellowship that comes from putting aside personal differences and coming together this season.
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The teaser included exciting scenes of the Avengers coming together to take on the Marvel super team's biggest foe: Thanos.
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The different sounds from different cultures coming together in the name of resistance is something I find incredibly awe-inspiring.
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"It's recognizing our native women who are coming together, uniting together, and praying through our jingle dress dances," she says.
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On why she founded Camel AssemblyWomen have been coming together since the beginning of time, in some shape or form.
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"The concept behind the collection was inspired by the coming together of the three of us designers," Steele tells Refinery29.
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Airtel-Telenor isn't quite the mega deal that Vodafone -Idea could be, but nonetheless it is a notable coming together.
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Update: People across the country are coming together Thursday, June 2, to call for an end to gun-related violence.
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Then, within the episode, David Lynch presents a small-scale film about the coming-together that occurs during tragic events.
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Why are people as disparate politically as Bill Kristol and Sally Kohn coming together in such a triumphalist gloating spree?
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There is a long history of New York City tenants coming together to organize against landlords like the Trump family.
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Caucuses often entail large gatherings of people coming together to choose which candidate they will support for a specific office.
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The Republican plan is coming together because moderate senators are beginning to drop some of their initial repeal objections. Sens.
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Since both of you started with your solo projects coming together, how do you incorporate other people into your work?
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"Most of the time that we've had all the candidates coming together we tend to do very well," he said.
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"The awesome thing about the West Side is that you have such very different personalities all coming together," he said.
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It was getting back to writing as a band and playing live as a band, coming together as this unit.
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"I want to thank Republicans and Democrats for coming together, setting aside their differences and putting America first," Trump said.
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It's literally an entire world coming together and doing the right thing so we can go back to living reality.
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Despite so much uncertainty and with lives indefinitely upended, people and communities are still coming together to support one another.
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The two reportedly exchanged pleasantries and mingled amongst the two groups before coming together in the Karaoke Room to party.
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"If you'll remember, the first, I don't know, three, four, five, six paragraphs was about America coming together," he said.
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But that's love, of course: the chemical mystery of two ingredients coming together to form a third thing — a relationship.
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"In America, civil society organizations coming together to solve major problems is considered a virtue, not a conspiracy," he said.
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No. Do I think there has to be a coming together of progressive movements across Europe to challenge global capitalism?
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Despite coming together over the past decade, the company and its technology to stream music don't appear to exist yet.
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And I'm really proud of our group for all coming together - and had a good time with it as well.
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"Good people from both sides of the aisle and across all sectors are coming together on this issue," he said.
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That being said, the point is that being proactive and coming together for the greater good is a wonderful thing.
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The framework of a speech started coming together with aide Stephen Miller at the helm and senior advisers weighing in.
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He has some nerve doing homework while tax reform is still being hammered out and infrastructure is just coming together.
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"This road trip I think we'll remember that we're coming together in a good way," coach George Karl told reporters.
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"After many years of failure, countries are coming together to finally address the dangers posed by North Korea," he tweeted.
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The two Senate leaders differ on how they see any initial agreement coming together, and that gap hasn't yet narrowed.
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"What we're seeing here in Iowa is conservatives coming together," he told the press at the stop in Webster City.
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" OLIVER PURSCHE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, BRUDERMAN ASSET MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK "It's overall geopolitical pressure coming together: Italy, Brexit, Saudi Arabia.
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All across the country, Americans of every kind are coming together w/one simple goal: to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
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It was also an accumulation of a lot of years of thoughts and writing coming together to make the record.
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Alex Sherman: Second one is, you are not allowed to buy T-Mobile, Sprint and T-Mobile now coming together.
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And all of this is coming together, so I think the mindset right now, it's shifting a little bit more.
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"We would like to thank the community for coming together for us," said a woman who identified herself as Vega's daughter.
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Four years after Elon Musk first suggested tubular transportation, this was evidence the technology to make it happen was coming together.
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One year before Apollo 11 made history by landing on the moon, the mission's hardware and astronauts were still coming together.
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"It's the culture of people coming together for one purpose," says Frank Payton, president of the World Championship Punkin Chunkin Association.
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The enemies of God, the haters of modern humanity, target the lovers of God at these moments of mass coming together.
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Astronomers had seen pairs of black holes perform the same celestial dance, but two neutron stars coming together was completely new.
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It was a night to remember, with artists new and old coming together for a live show overflowing with Latino pride.
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Even if the whole globe isn't ready to coalesce around a single problem we can practice coming together in different ways.
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Whenever she sees several time cycles coming together at the same time that could mean there is a reversal in sight.
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Spreadsheets were coming together, Google Docs were being sent for people to put in client intake information in a centralized way.
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NUMBER TWO IS THIS IS TWO OF THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPANIES IN TECHNOLOGY COMING TOGETHER FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR CUSTOMERS.
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"What we're seeing is a lot of things that would mean higher rates coming together," Oxford Economics analyst Daniel Smith said.
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He had said in the past more things about unity coming together as a country, that whole rhetoric and his story.
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"It'll be local moms coming together to breastfeed their babies where [Zilliken] was kicked out," Tauro, 27, told the Charlotte Observer.
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On Friday, the Grammy winner — and one half of country duo Sugarland — released the clip, which focuses on women coming together.
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Nurses, teachers, people who are unemployed, coming together, working 24 hours a day because people understood the gravity of the situation.
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But it is clear to me that coming together in person is crucial to addressing this issue in a constructive manner.
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"I think Republicans too many times are happy with a loss to prove a point versus coming together to win," Rep.
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I would imagine that there are people who are pretty scared to see how much people are coming together right now.
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This is about all these characters coming together, and we were careful not to do things just because audiences wanted it.
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Fortunately, women of Hollywood are coming together to fight the sexual misconduct that has plagued the industry for far too long.
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The two brands are coming together in this program in order to help the hundreds affected in México and Puerto Rico.
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The second of those projects featured "Shell," which has slowly become a consensus favorite despite coming together basically on a whim.
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"This NYE party is special because four different parties are coming together to make this happen," Dicap told THUMP by email.
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But also it's about the artistic community coming together, and making sure a phoenix will rise from the ashes quite literally.
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"These are things that happen in language when you have people of different origins coming together in one place," she says.
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"We should be coming together as a country at this time instead of threatening each other with hate messages," he said.
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Now, with a variety of factors coming together to show inflationary-deflationary cross currents, Wall Street is bracing for another battle.
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As the city braces for more rainfall in the coming hours, its residents are coming together to keep each other safe.
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The way you are coming together, and the outpouring of support for all those affected by this tragedy, is incredibly uplifting.
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The world's about people coming together in a time of crisis and helping people that they don't even know get by.
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In the spirit of women and their allies coming together for love and liberation, we offer A Day Without A Woman.
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The Dream Drive in-car platform isn't here yet, but it's coming together as more media and business partners get involved.
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When Clinton lost the election, she wore purple, a color of unity that represented the coming together of red and blue.
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"While the speaker appreciates members coming together to promote ideas, he remains focused on repealing and replacing Obamacare," AshLee Strong said.
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"All across the country, Americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal: Make American Great Again," Trump said.
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It's going to take both of us working together and that's part of the power of us coming together at SXSW.
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Luckily everything started coming together right around the time people outside of the Bay and in the industry started paying attention.
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Obama said that the idea of ordinary people coming together to make change has been a "running thread" throughout his career.
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If the dough doesn't seem to be coming together, you can add up to ¼ cup more of water, but be patient!
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Demoralizing because we shouldn't be in this place to begin with, but it was really incredible to see people coming together.
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I was trying to put it together for a certain week, and it just wasn't coming together so we canceled it.
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That's why millions of people are coming together to support Hillary Clinton and send a clear message that 'love trumps hate.
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It was people with authority coming together with a student body and it mutated into something that mutated into something worse.
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That means coming together, finding agreement in the midst of discord, and setting a tone of civility when savagery reigns supreme.
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Still, Swers says she continues to see bipartisan Congresswomen coming together to improve women's health around issues that aren't as polarizing.
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" She noted that professional basketball, baseball and football players are "coming together and saying, 'That doesn't happen in our locker rooms.
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"It's not really about us and the players coming together," former NFL player Ephraim Salaam said, speaking from the NFL's perspective.
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Goldman Sachs said Monday that there is a 65 percent chance of an agreement on tax reform coming together next year.
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Now is the time for healing, coming together and determining ways to prevent this kind of tragedy from ever happening again.
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And more and more Democrats in Congress are talking about coming together around making $15 the next federal minimum wage bill.
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"The case for raising interest rates at our next meeting is coming together," Powell told the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday.
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Nothing like it had ever happened in Baltimore before—a neighborhood coming together and making an absentee owner clean up properties.
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We have a tradition in this country of coming together after elections and finding strength in our exercise of democratic participation.
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Soaring rhetoric about coming together may be in vogue, but broad consensus on a wide range of issues seems very unlikely.
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But we don't know how many of those screenings are of single adults, and how many are of families coming together.
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"These elements of technology, skin, and tissue are coming together is a new visual world for many people," Wiedemann tells Creators.
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" Kjlellberg says it's "me and a bunch of really awesome YouTubers, coming together, as a group, to do really awesome things.
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It said "NYC Jews Against Islamophobia," and it made me feel that other communities are coming together to protect my rights.
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"A lot of community groups have been coming together to meet each other and get to know each other," she says.
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How they found out The puzzle started coming together in January, when Wimberly, 29, had a party to celebrate her engagement.
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"We should be coming together as a country and helping out our neighbors, our co-workers and our friends," she said.
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That is how we have always moved this country forward — by all of us coming together on behalf of our children.
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Chloe's Topshop billionaire dad, Sir Phillip Green, was in town too -- so it's possible the whole fam's coming together to celebrate.
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This week, we learned just how horrifying some rich people find the idea of employees coming together to improve their workplace.
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He talked about the passengers doing what they needed to do, and the emergency responders, and the whole community coming together.
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But it's heartening to see communities independently coming together to support each other in tackling COVID-19 where local governments cannot.
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"Maybe there will be some coming together tonight, I hope so," McConnell told reporters as he left the building around midnight.
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"As far as a coordinated response with OPEC, it's hard to see a plan coming together along those lines," Kilduff said.
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"As far as a coordinated response with OPEC, it's hard to see a plan coming together along those lines," Kilduff said.
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I remember when I was coming up, the way that the women in hip hop were coming together was so beautiful.
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"Hot dish is a symbol of coming together, of a time when we weren't so rude to each other," she said.
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While your party plans may be still coming together, do you know how to watch the ball drop in Times Square?
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The teams had talked about coming together for a joint display of unity, but that didn't happen, a league source said.
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In this week's "Star Trek: Picard," the puzzle pieces, scattered in the first half of the season, finally start coming together.
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And what's really real is our city's ultimately coming together, and that we remain a haven; from disasters natural and otherwise.
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That sharing is the essence of any celebration: coming together to honor traditions and, quite possibly, give rise to new ones.
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He made a man to be a man," he continued, adding moments later, "You never see two male animals coming together.
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Jim: Our country is so divided, so people should be coming together instead of trying to be resistant and all that.
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Long story short, what's past is past ... and, at least for now, there's no sign of these two coming together again.
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He thought that he could prove his theory with a time-lapse photographic sequence of cells coming together to form spheres.
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"It was really a culmination of all the good things going on in our lives finally really coming together," Ryan said.
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On Twitter over the weekend, Warren echoed that call and emphasized the importance of the party coming together to beat Trump.
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" Kerisa's theory is simple: "Partnership, for me, is just that: two people coming together, complementing each other, and supporting each other.
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That's why a new, diverse coalition including law enforcement, elected officials and gaming leaders is coming together to reform the law.
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By coming together to strengthen the norms that enforce our will upon the government, we can strengthen America's most important tradition.
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Yet instead of coming together at a time of great fragility and uncertainty, the Afghan political elite remains fractious and polarized.
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"This watch took many things coming together over many years to become a reality," Mr. Rexhepi said in his acceptance speech.
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Since coming together in 303, Matmos — the duo of Martin Schmidt and Drew Daniel — have obsessed over the materiality of music.
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In our community, this weekly coming together has helped us to be willing to hear different voices and points of view.
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Open piano chords held the swirling vocals in place, the whole thing coming together as a flashback to a past life.
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KLEBE: Which is exactly what that episode is about itself: the idea of man-made and the natural world coming together.
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But once I sit down with the work, slowly, very slowly it all starts coming together and connecting and making sense.
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I don't think they have that same relationship with our current administration, so I think it's all those factors coming together.
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At its best, the show really did believe there was nothing Americans couldn't accomplish by coming together and finding common ground.
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The format, previously afforded only to America's closest allies, is intended to highlight the recent coming together of the world's biggest democracies.
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As I said, to have different background people coming (together) to talk and having communication motivates people to do something really new.
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During your travels in Europe, did you notice the EU's idealist myth—nations coming together and cooperation out of good will—disintegrating?
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KEANE: I don&apost have any problem with leaders of the world coming together with profound disagreements to talk to each other.
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" With that in mind, Cruz asked the other candidates in the Republicans' "deep, talented, honorable field" to "prayerfully consider coming together, united.
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Neighborhoods Coming Together: Quilts Around Oakland is on view in Oakland, California until October 27th; check here for specific dates and locations.
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Friends and family of Mac Miller are coming together to honor the late musician and make a positive change in the world.
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"People started coming together and realizing they had to use their voices," Teresa Younger, CEO of the Ms. Foundation, told VICE Impact.
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And a memorial has been growing here at the site, the community coming together to remember these victims and their loved ones.
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The company revealed it was in talks with Idea Cellular over a deal in January, and the coming-together was announced today.
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But just because I believe in the beauty and benefits of races coming together in love, doesn't mean the shit is easy.
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This Saturday, they'll be coming together for Grand Ave Arts: All Access, a full day of free programs, performances, tours, and exhibitions.
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Sure. I think Arendt would be enthusiastic about other forms of politics that are coming together in the face of all this.
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Gigs were often marred with violence as a result of difference factions of the punk community coming together in the one place.
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MLB teams are coming together to help a 7-year-old girl with a 3D-printed hand make her dream come true.
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"I would expect that some discussion of how this planning is coming together is pretty high on the agenda," the official said.
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The idea is that it's a bunch of communities coming together to wall off the hatred and the xenophobia that Trump represents.
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The tattoo on his right bicep is of the Olympic interlocking rings symbol, to represent the five continents coming together to compete.
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And it's only then through the family coming together, working together, that they're able to beat Syndrome and stop the Omni-Droid.
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I feel like as the season progresses we'll do a better job of coming together and making the most of each possession.
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By coming together to talk, loneliness decreases, and the community we need to support one another—and to power solutions—is born.
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We've written a number of stories about celebrity exes coming together to co-parent their children despite any personal or family drama.
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But the plan for a weeklong Halloween marathon release of the recut edition, starting on October 25th, seemed to be coming together.
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Lahren tells TMZ the "Black Lives Matter folks" and "militant Bey Hivers" completely missed her message -- that America should be coming together.
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That doesn't mean they're causing one another to run marathons; they're simply coming together to do something they've already been doing individually.
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We are truly fortunate so many El Paso agencies are coming together to show their love and support through this difficult time.
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"Coming together will put pressure on Perisai," said the investor, who declined to be identified other than by her first name Jennifer.
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The campaign culminated in "The March: Coming Together to Conquer Cancer," a demonstration that Ms. Stovall played a central role in organizing.
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Now that all of Disney's princesses are coming together in the upcoming Wreck-It Ralph sequel, it's the villains' turn to reunite.
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Many are coming together to send positive messages and vibes to those in the hurricane's path via social media, including numerous celebrities.
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" Schumer said on Thursday he hoped the meeting was "a ray of hope for both parties coming together on the big issues.
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In large part, the civil rights movement was started by everyday Black folks coming together to respond to widespread, racist business practices.
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And from a political standpoint, it helps to create a juggernaut across the country when you see all these states coming together.
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And beyond the music, that entire community of people coming together is what made that album possible, and potent as it is.
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This isn't to say iCloud wasn't part of OS X before, but now it feels like the ecosystem is really coming together.
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Paris and Hanna's relationship to me represents those two things coming together and really, it's what qualifies Paris to be her mother.
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It's not just inspiring to see your creation coming together, though, it's also an opportunity to relish in that feeling in public.
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This is business as usual behind the scenes at Ubisoft San Francisco, where South Park: The Fractured But Whole is coming together.
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Many of these increases were won at the local level, where workers and communities have been coming together to demand higher wages.
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So, the bigger strategy is coming together: MoviePass wants to strong-arm uncooperative theaters into sharing revenue when it demonstrates increased sales.
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It's the place I am at in life but we're still working on it right now and things are coming together great.
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"Put it aside, everyone is coming together," No Sleep 'Til Christmas star Sheryl Lee Ralph says of dealing with any family drama.
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Facebook, too, says it has seen its users coming together to help one another in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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" The group said it was "really just the product of a bunch of friends who love music coming together to create something.
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Particularly important to Media Molecule is the process of "jamming" — coming together to throw ideas at the wall to see what sticks.
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These could be sourced from all across the world, and developed by various companies, before coming together to form the final product.
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This was about girls being supportive to one another; about women and girls coming together, having a good time and accepting themselves.
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Fans coming together, speaking openly and honestly about the environment and how we can make it more inclusive and safe for everyone.
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New York Communities for Change and MHAction are coming together to disrupt private equity firms from destroying our already dwindling affordable housing.
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So what sort of a concerted campaign or what sort of a program do you have to make all that coming together?
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"While the speaker appreciates members coming together to promote ideas, he remains focused on repealing and replacing Obamacare," AshLee Strong told CNN.
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By coming together, standing up, and speaking out, we can make access to health care a fundamental right for all Americans. Rep.
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Imagine all these intersections of people, groups who aren't really supposed to be meeting, linking up and coming together on the dancefloor.
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"As a body, coming together and just trusting the Lord to bring this to be" helps with the healing, too, he said.
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They felt their movement was coming together, which was the driving sentiment behind the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in August.
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"The case for raising interest rates at our next meeting is coming together," the current Fed governor told the Senate Banking Committee.
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So maybe your dating life isn't as fantastical as Jon and Daenerys coming together to create a song of ice and fire.
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"Marriage is a coming together for better or for worse, hopefully enduring, and intimate to the degree of being sacred," he wrote.
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President Trump and Congressional Republicans are coming together on a tax cut plan that would dramatically reduce the small-business tax burden.
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What you see are towns and regions not waiting for Washington, D.C., but coming together themselves to fix infrastructure, education and governance.
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All past internecine plots have been absorbed into a few hegemons, coming together to defeat an existential threat (death itself—good luck).
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A father's wish For one moment on a hot summer afternoon in 2014, Angelica, Jesús and Pedro were three people coming together.
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"The most important thing about coming together was making sure we would not lose our friendship because of the business," said Perry.
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As a nation, we face many intractable problems — coming together to increase civic participation will give us an opportunity to solve them.
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"Larger providers are coming together to ensure that we take care of all of our infrastructure, especially in smaller communities," he added.
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But I think the biggest thing is that it needs to be a coming together, and you do that with 60 votes.
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But after spending time at the demonstration and seeing how Native people were coming together, he was eager to express his enthusiasm.
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It's just nice people coming together and getting it not just for charity but to show that they're also committed to Manchester.
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It's a style, it's an unselfishness, it's a toughness, it's a coming together, it's being involved in something that's bigger than you.
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And the unity that's starting to happen—the protests, the coming together— is good; we discover we are more united than divided.
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Like I said, once I heard that combination of things coming together on my computer, I thought it was cool and interesting.
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People coming together with different influences, cultures and perspectives didn't dilute our music -- it made our art more dynamic, creative and visionary.
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The fissure between Mr. Jones and the other owners could prevent the league from coming together on efforts to address all those.
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The concept of the piece is about them coming together and transforming into one creature that is greater than the whole group.
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"We're on the cusp of biology and technology coming together to build a whole new engine of innovation for everything," Forgacs said.
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And one of the ways that human beings manage stress is by coming together as a community, by connecting even by touching.
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Only now both Oprah's initial disruptiveness and current entrenchment as a member of the establishment are coming together in an unwieldy fashion.
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Tools, distribution, and awareness — those three things are coming together to create the greatest typographic plenty in the history of the world.
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"This case is a perfect example of law enforcement agencies coming together to find a solution that protected the public from harm."
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The piece was created just after they decided to get married and was "a special kind of coming together," Ms. Peng said.
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Black, brown and white had no problem coming together, dancing together and waving the country's flag together — a rare occurrence in France.
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"The Republican plan I see coming together right now doubles down on the rotten unfairness in our tax code," Mr. Wyden said.
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