As companies gather together, specialised supply chains can take shape.
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But humans will be humans, and they will gather together.
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They decided to open it up so everyone could gather together.
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These are places where people gather together, alone or in company.
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The men gather together periodically at cafés to judge each other's birdsongs.
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I mean, why do we gather together in movie theaters to watch?
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To celebrate holidays, anniversaries, birthdays, and monumental occasions, we gather together for dinner.
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Principal Loren Lightall said seeing everyone gather together was better than the money.
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Each year in Mandeville, Louisiana, local canines gather together for the Mardi Paws Parade.
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But from the start, Twitter worked to gather together a set of valuable services.
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Traditionally, Jews gather together in the home of the bereaved family and sit shiva.
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Spirituals provided an opportunity to gather together, share feelings, and lament or be joyful.
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Another thing we can do is to gather together in defiance of the darkness.
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Maybe we can all gather together weekly and do a close reading of his website.
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The three short story collections will gather together the short-form tales already published on Pottermore.
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Those who do gather together would no doubt forego their usual custom of handshakes before business.
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The Super Bowl is one of the few events that Americans gather together to collectively experience.
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The event allows Craig, Kate, Mason, Kristi and other family members and friends to gather together.
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In the episode, the office and warehouse crew gather together to host a public garage sale.
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We will always defend and protect your right to gather together to pray, today and every day.
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Every year, LGBTQ folks like to gather together in an enormous parade with other like-minded folks.
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A few years ago, we helped gather together a group of scientists to try a different approach.
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The third exhibition will gather together paintings, graphic works, sculptures and installations by Stefan Krygier (1923–1997).
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Programmers benefit from having more programmers nearby, in ways different than when assembly line workers gather together.
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Unfortunately, not everyone has people in their lives to gather together with — or access to a complete meal.
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"But I dont think Sanders is looking for Congress to gather together and start slicing dicks," Oliver guessed.
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Families all around the world must gather together every year and celebrate the art of backing up data.
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Fantasy Fiction clubs continue to grow as students gather together to wage good against evil in unfettered realms.
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All 12 trade ministers are expected to gather together at some point next month to sign the deal.
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The family decides to keep the news from Nai Nai and, instead, gather together to celebrate a wedding.
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This Sunday friends, families, and football fans will gather together across the country to watch Super Bowl LIV.
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Instead of voting by ballot, they will physically gather together in groups to indicate which candidate they support.
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Yet, no parades will be held, no feasts prepared, and families will not gather together in its honor.
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He says this became particularly difficult last month, during China's Spring Festival celebrations, when families traditionally gather together.
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They are times to gather together with members of our community to celebrate, atone, eat, and sometimes not eat.
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She also vows that she will gather together the other mothers of protest martyrs and join them in demonstration.
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"I like that all of my friends can gather together and find a moment to be happy," she said.
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Neil J. Young is the author of We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics.
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This will allow autonomous cars to do something called "platooning" in which cars gather together in a tailgating formation.
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It's a time to break from our busy work lives and gather together for cookouts with friends and family.
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The families would gather together and eat the pig with a sprinkle of salt and handfuls of cold rice.
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Every so often, Bill miraculously manages to gather together his flaccid bits so he can put on a record.
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On Wednesday, they discussed how some fish will gather together near a light source to protect themselves from predators.
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Reader's Notebook Say you were bold enough to gather together seven of the recent or upcoming books about boredom.
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In fact, when they all gather together to sleep, the ones in the center may run short on oxygen.
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The aim was to gather together as many people as possible outside Downing Street to shout about the silence.
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Facebook events are a simple and convenient way to bring friends, family, coworkers, or even strangers to gather together.
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On Tuesday, law enforcement and community members around the country will gather together for the 2238rd annual National Night Out.
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So how important is it for gay audiences to be able to gather together — in person — to view these films?
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And we have a mandate from God to assemble and to gather together and to keep doing what we're doing.
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Concerts, conferences, airports, places of worship, schools — everywhere people gather together — are all currently amplifiers of the risk of spread.
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Janicek likened the idea to the television era of his childhood, when families would gather together for Disney Sunday movies.
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The campaign has moved to virtual events as the coronavirus spreads and people are discouraged to gather together in crowds.
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But women did gather together in 1968 to protest the Miss America pageant and its demeaning, patriarchal treatment of women.
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I gather together some pictures from Dropbox and finalize and order two copies — one for us and one for my parents.
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The holidays are just around the corner, a time when many Americans gather together with family and friends to exchange gifts.
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Those trying to gather together Kurds, Arabs, Turks, and Americans on the Syrian side will have an even tougher political challenge.
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The Pope was using the caravan traveling to the US as an example of how migrants gather together and form communities.
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For the families gathering together on Thursday to enjoy their turkeys, turducken or tofurkey, remember why you gather together each year.
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Fellow grinders gather together here to break bread, exchange ideas, workshop implants, and in some cases get an implant or two themselves.
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The royal family will gather together on September 9 for the christening of Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia's baby boy, Alexander.
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Traditionally, families purchase new clothes, cook plenty of food and gather together with loved ones, but this year doesn't feel the same.
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THANKSGIVING is supposed to be a time for families to gather together, forget their differences and feast on turkey and pumpkin pie.
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The home also has a large "reception room," which is apparently what the Brits call a room where people can gather together.
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A twice-weekly flight brought fruit, vegetables, mail and a movie that residents would gather together at the Brook home to watch.
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There is no state-of-the-art facility to gather together the very best young players in Zagreb and Split and Dubrovnik.
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I mean, look, these tools that help people gather together can be used to do good things and can do bad things.
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"It creates a community for teens to gather together and learn and read about the topic and see it's not overhyped," he said.
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An update to YouTube VR that will let people gather together in a virtual room to watch a YouTube video together and chat.
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Rico-Guevara likens leks to a singles bar, where males gather together and sing their hearts out in hopes of attracting a mate.
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Elise Hu, an NPR correspondent on the ground, told CNN that the holiday is an enormous local celebration, when many families gather together.
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That will be the first time that Republican and Democratic senators officially gather together to examine potential ways to stabilize the Obamacare marketplace.
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Sometimes these zombies gather together in packs called a horde—a gathering of hundreds of zombies that requires planning and precision to kill.
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If Heather was there when the end was very near, she would ask if the family wanted to gather together in the room.
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Gather your relevant paperworkNo matter which route you go, you&aposll need to gather together the pertinent information necessary for completing the application.
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Episode 3, "Childhood's End" The next day, the girls in the town gather together and realize that they're more at risk than the boys.
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These fish are famous for their loud, chattering sounds, and when corvina gather together in massive conglomerations, the noise they produce is deafening. Literally.
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Since the whole flyby process was automated, it meant fans, team members, and reporters could gather together in Laurel, Maryland, for the historic occasion.
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To honor this hospitality, the people of North Platte gather together and decorate Cody's mansion, covering the outside and each room in Christmas cheer.
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The second exhibition will gather together sculptures and graphic works by Magdalena Abakanowicz (1930–4703) and paintings and drawings by Eugeniusz Markowski (1912–2007).
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The beat is simple, but the keys gather together and vibrate, brightening the mix, leaving Wästberg's voice to work alongside the swell around it.
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You can be in the west end and the east end (Toronto)—we don't have to gather together in the village to protect ourselves.
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"Joined forces?" could mean to gather together and pool resources, or it could be two forces, the YIN and the YANG, that join together.
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My mother liked a loud (and, given our family, distinctly off-key) rendition of the hymn "We Gather Together" to kick off Thanksgiving dinner.
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The Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget coined the phrase "collective monologue" to describe how preschoolers play, meaning they gather together but talk only to themselves.
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Shows are often developed by committee where anywhere from five to 15 different companies gather together to fund a production and distribute the risk.
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The family would gather together in the living room and a slide projector would project each slide one at a time onto a foldout screen.
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The event is rather self-explanatory — extremely strong golfers gather together to see who can hit golf balls farther than anyone else in the world.
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The promise of the web is complicated, but its most intriguing aspect was always allowing niche communities to gather together and share what they loved.
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Will we gather together one day by the hundreds and sit passively behind flashy VR headsets while billionaire CEOs march by like all-seeing gods?
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It wasn't just a time for everyone to gather together, but just really bring that whole message of healing to this community that's very challenged.
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Most important, the internet is becoming a place for insomniacs to gather together and figure out what works, to share insights and help one another.
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They would gather together at a high kitchen table, debating the efficacy of subway ads and whether Kim and Kanye might divorce with equal passion.
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Now, with corrupt political leaders no longer enjoying impunity, who knows, perhaps all past presidents will gather together to watch the bicentennial fireworks behind bars.
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"The lareira is a very large fireplace, historically used to cook, warm the house and gather together to enjoy lunches and dinners," Mr. Rosendo said.
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Instead of shivering on the exposed branches of trees in bad weather, whole families of bluebirds will gather together in the nest boxes, conserving heat.
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And ultimately, at TV's very best, is it not a time where me, my dad, my sister, my son will gather together and happen upon something?
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It's remarkable that he was able to cajole this group of 50 to invest their own time and money to gather together to resolve this rift.
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It is uncertain if Sanchez will manage to stay in office and how many allies he would need to gather together in order to do so.
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One sequence shows a Friday night at Hermine Grocia's "Open House" family dinner, where four generations gather together to feast on jerk chicken and fried plantain.
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Families, friends, lovers, maybe even amicable rivals gather together to offer good cheer to their nearest chain theaters (or, hopefully, their loyal, locally-owned arthouse joints).
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"[People] can also gather together around the TV to watch NBC's primetime presentation at a time when most people are available to watch," the company said.
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Stepping away from the sales floor, we came across a miniature Stonehenge-esque meeting spot, where small groups of employees can gather together to exchange ideas.
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"It's an important moment, we've managed to gather together 42 companies from 15 member states," European Industry Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska told reporters following a signing ceremony.
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"But in retrospect, when you have members of Congress who gather together in the same place every morning with little security, there are vulnerabilities," Jeffries said.
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Using a mix of baby powder, turmeric, and water, fighters will gather together at the gym to wash the hands and feet of their gym parents.
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Royce believed loyalty to be the cornerstone of human goodness, the quality that allowed us to rise above individual squabbles and gather together with communal purpose.
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They gather together every weekend of the summer, at a vacation house they all rent together, creating a sort of temporary bubble in which drama brews.
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Besides the inauguration, the State of the Union is the only occasion in which members of all three branches gather together in a formal joint event.
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What better way to get attention than to gather together to announce the death of a previous art form and the birth of a new one.
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Assassins creates a world in which all of these characters have the chance to gather together and convince one another to carry out their assassination schemes.
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If May does that, she will then, in theory, have time to gather together a Plan B that can bring together majority support across both parties.
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During the next five days, 3,000 people from 134 countries—representing a mix of companies, governments, NGOs, academia and the media—will gather together and rub shoulders.
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A place where the people I love the most can gather together and share stories about their day-to-day life, and eat meals surrounded by laughter.
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Gather together all of your financial detailsBefore you can decide how to combine your finances with your partner's, you'll each need to know where your finances stand.
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The wages now available — and the infrastructure in place — have enabled Europe's major clubs to gather together squads made up of the finest players in the world.
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These "virtual" aggregations can gather together multiple small resources (batteries, solar panels, whatever) and treat the result as a single unit that participates in grid-services markets.
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The idea is that opioid users gather together, stocked up on Narcan (the main brand name of naloxone) and take turns intentionally overdosing and reviving one another.
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He has also banned placement agents, and instead of each union individually meeting to vote on investments, they all gather together four or five times a year.
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Activists say the result has been a digital surveillance network of unprecedented reach, which can track individuals across a city and produce automated warnings when Uighurs gather together.
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I want to gather together everyone running for office and sit them down before my father, as I was seated, at the end of that long summer day.
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Both of them — along with their closest allies — would all gather together first in Bannon's office and later in the Roosevelt Room to map out long-term policy ideas.
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We're trying to gather together as many people as we can to join us in building up communities and networks in all of these different parts of the country.
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"It's [important] that we be there for one another, that we gather together, that we stay strong and united against forces that would really rather divide us," Edwards said.
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As the year ends, Nilay, Dieter, Paul, and Ross gather together from across the country via Skype to sit down and bring up what's been troubling them this week.
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The Kings do strength training together three days a week with a personal trainer, and on Friday nights they gather together for "table time" to practice their latest techniques.
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This week is Thanksgiving in the U.S., a time when families gather together to eat copious amounts of food and silently hate each other, like pre-gaming for Christmas.
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So it makes sense that the go-to online fashion emporium Mr Porter would gather together the wares of 33 brands that are at ease with the California aesthetic.
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Every year, tens of thousands of Americans, mostly white and mostly male, gather together in some field or plain or Massachusetts suburb and re-enact the nation's bloodiest battles.
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MORE announced in a new video Wednesday that he will gather together civic leaders from around the world next month to take part in the inaugural Obama Foundation Summit.
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Friends, enemies, loved ones, and burn-outs: Today, we gather together in this ephemeral online existence we call the internet to commemorate the short life of our beloved MoviePass.
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Hales proceeded to gather together many of key figures in the local fight community and raised money to pay for his gear, his tuition and his entry fees for tournaments.
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Losing means spectating your living teammates and bugging them to gather together enough funds to buy back your life or, for the impatient, dropping out of the game and requeueing.
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But the biggest unifier by far is Broadnax's weekly community-centric viewing tags — dialectic hashtags intended for black fans to use to gather together and discuss their favorite TV shows.
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If the Trump administration takes an extremely lax interpretation — thus the "Air Breathers Association" joke — it could allow for essentially any group of people to gather together and buy unregulated insurance.
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Although in the days of Chief Justice John Marshall the justices would gather together for meals at a boarding house, today they meet regularly in an elegant conference room for lunch.
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Stanford University, in a note signed by its president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, said it would offer "supportive resources and opportunities to gather together" in the wake of the divisive election season.
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I badly want to know more about them, but they gather together for one sour scene, when Lamm is led to the slaughter at a cocktail party, and never appear again.
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Corporate PACs generally refer to a very specific class of fundraising committees: Those affiliated with individual companies that gather together donations from their employees and donate that money directly to candidates.
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The reason I say the media didn't create Trump is that they didn't gather together and say, "hey, let's make Donald Trump president of the United States" — it doesn't work like that.
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The Grammy Awards allow all genres of music to gather together under one roof; rock, pop, country, rap and all the rest meet up for the sole purpose of picking up awards.
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But you can't do this; all you can do is watch, on a loop, as the rubber people drop from the sky and gather together with no resistance, over and over again.
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"I think when the major political parties of this country gather together their people and resources in one place to nominate their candidates, that's important," he told The Associated Press in 2000.
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"I think when the major political parties of this country gather together their people and resources in one place to nominate their candidates, that's important," he told The Associated Press in 2000.
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In the wake of this election it seems there may be myriad issues that require civil disobedience, and the ability to gather together and stand up for our inalienable rights is essential.
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"We created a drink to help spread the cheer as friends and loved ones gather together during the holidays," said Patrick Kirk, Vice President of beverage innovation at Applebee's in a press release.
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With the Reserve Store, Starbucks wants to channel a "marketplace style," where customers can learn about the various offerings, make their purchases, and then gather together in a laid back and intimate environment.
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It's that time of year again, when families gather together to eat a big meal and then try to figure out what they should do together for the remainder of a long weekend.
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So it's up to you to gather together the old leaders of the Tower for one last mission, a desperate gambit to retake the last city and recapture the old glory for everyone else.
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In a typical Mehendi ceremony, all of the women in the bride and groom's families, along with close friends, gather together while the bride has elaborate henna designs applied to her hands and feet.
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Today on The Vergecast, Nilay, Dieter, Casey, and Nicola gather together one more time at CES 2016 and chat about what they saw, what they learned, and what is next to come post-CES.
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"People on group tours would gather together at noon, and 270 or 290 of them would come in all at once," Watanabe, who works at a Chinese restaurant in the shopping centre, told Reuters.
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Every Saturday night, the patients gather together for a four-hour ceremony in a bright blue temple, where they drink ayahuasca to the tune of slow christian chants and the noises of the jungle.
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This was the end, the last time this cast would gather together to celebrate the start of a new chapter in a story that has captivated (and OK, horrified) millions of people across the world.
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On Thursday night, the organization will gather together four local trans candidates from around the country to take part in the first Breakthrough Candidate Forum at 8:30 PM EST, which you can watch here.
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There was a time not so long in the rough-and-tumble world of Northern England that men would gather together and pass the time by kicking each other in the shins with wooden-soled boots.
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Here's the relevant bit: The future of NeoGAF will be a return to what many of us have come here for, a place where we can gather together and enjoy our shared hobby of video games.
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I know that whole families gather together every year around this time to read my stupid thing about boycotting cups, and I know that, by not doing my research, I'm letting a lot of people down.
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Senators will gather together late Monday afternoon, as well as during the Tuesday caucus lunches, for the first time since Friday's announcement that McCain had ended medical treatment and approximately 85033 hours later had passed away.
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For a few days, collectors and dealers gather together at the Messe exhibition center, to make the private sales that make up the bulk of the art industry that last year grossed about $53 billion worldwide.
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As Neil J. Young shows in We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics, the new spirit of ecumenism was not only a response to a shared commitment to anti-feminist politics.
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This, according to Yohei Kurose, who spearheaded Chaos Lounge, proves the underlying motive for the inaugural art black market: A market won't be born from people without magic, no matter how many of them gather together.
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It happens around the same time every year: Friend and families gather together, load up on nachos and cold beer, and get ready to spend a day in front of the TV yelling for their favorite contenders.
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It was the first time the whole family was able to gather together in the Big Apple for this year's fashion celebration, as Kourtney and Kris previously missed West's Yeezy Season 4 show Wednesday on Roosevelt Island.
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The G220 summit, hosted in the first week of September, has become China's biggest diplomatic event of the year and is expected to gather together world leaders like Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Barack Obama.
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But consumer and healthcare stocks - generally viewed as defensive in nature - continued to outperform the broader market, which fund manager Wu attributed to the need for "investors to gather together for warmth" amid a time of volatility.
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They gather together in their little groups on the morning of matchday, each carpool a little band of hunter gatherers, a clan of cavemen ready to go to battle with some rival tribe across the windblown steppe.
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On occasions when former presidents and first ladies gather together for "family photos," as leaders of nations do when they meet in summits, we can assume serious thought is given to how these family photos are organized.
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LA MALBAIE, Canada (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May will gather together squabbling British ministers at her country residence after this month's European Union summit to hammer out the final details of a much-anticipated Brexit policy paper.
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They reunited for a pre-election 10-minute special that had fans buzzing — and now it looks like the stars of NBC's Will & Grace will gather together again for a 10-episode revival of the Emmy-winning series.
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It also acts like a de facto homecoming for chefs, from celebrities to up-and-comers, to gather together and enjoy all of the aforementioned food and alcohol in one of the most gorgeous spots in the world.
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Kicking off the show every year, all nominees gather together for a mega-song that incorporates tunes from a handful of shows running on the Great White Way (and a few of the ones from the history books).
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When they got off from work, these men would often gather together for clog-dancing or to settle their grudges in purring contests, kicking at their opponent's shins until one of them gave in or blood was shed.
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And in positioning their bodies in spatial relation to one another, the students presented a living picture in which people of diverse skin tones, ethnicities and identities could gather together on contested ground to claim their shared belonging.
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By moonlight, these "dead bacchantes," as Heine called them, rise from their graves and "gather together in troops on the roadside" to attack and brutally kill any man who crosses their path, forcing him to dance to death.
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"It is much easier to trace relatives living in IDP (internally displaced persons) camps as people tend to gather together based on the village they fled from," said El Khatib, co-ordinator of the ICRC's Restoring Family Links program.
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As much as I loved the weekends I spent binging BoJack Horseman (come back to me soon, old friend), I'd gladly take a breather between episodes if the entire world got to gather together on the same TV page.
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But consumer and healthcare stocks - which are generally viewed as defensive in nature - continued to outperform the broader market, which fund manager Wu attributed to the need for "investors to gather together for warmth" amid a time of volatility.
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Over a hundred years later, up to 300 indigenous Australians from across the country will gather together Wednesday at a rare meeting in the "spiritual heart" of the nation, Uluru, in a historic bid to be recognized by their own country.
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In an interview with The Huffington Post, Britney Young explained that the cast of Netflix's GLOW keeps in contact via text messages and that the chain is a place where the actors can all gather together to support one another.
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The art scene in the United States needs the LA story, needs dormant ideas to come to life, needs life to feel like its infused by art, needs events for us to gather together around ideas and imaginative ways of seeing.
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But they basically, you can create this identity group that can gather together to talk about your shared interest and then try to put forward the programs within the company that would help you promote your inclusion of your particular identity.
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They wanna come out and see music and we wanna be able to be there as a beacon to help remind them that everything is going to be OK during hard times, but this has been crippling because people can't gather together.
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Should Beijing ease back too quickly, however, it could allow large numbers of workers to gather together in their factories and offices in ways that might reinvigorate the spread of the coronavirus — something that neither business leaders nor the government wants to see.
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I think all of us women who are going through menopause should gather together and then two-by-two make a pious procession through streets clogged with our living loved ones and long-dead parents and grandparents (resurrected just for us and calling our names).
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Because 40 people can't reasonably represent the entirety of the planet, nor Facebook's 2+ billion users, the board will rely on consultants and experts, as required, in order to gather together the necessary "linguistic, cultural and sociopolitical expertise" to make its decisions, Facebook says.
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"We were talking about how it's such a feel-good time when families gather together and how it's so meaningful to understand how much you have to be thankful for," says George, 46, who with Maunus, 42, is among PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World.
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MIAMI BEACH (Reuters) - In Florida, sun-soaked Miami Beach shut down its spring break party this week, declaring it illegal for more than 10 people to gather together and shutting its bars and restaurants in an effort to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.
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MIAMI BEACH (Reuters) - In Florida, sun-soaked Miami Beach shut down its spring break party this week, declaring it illegal for more than 10 people to gather together and shutting its bars and restaurants in an effort to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.
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The composer did much of the legwork in convincing the game company to allow the project to happen, and he also tracked down members of the original development team for interviews and helped gather together the art assets that will be featured in the albums booklets.
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One such way is through the formation of women's art collectives, safe spaces in which communities of women can gather together, free to discuss issues relevant to them and without the almost certain mansplaining and increased potential for sexual harassment that comes from working with men.
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"On December 12, 2016, women/self-identified women and their allies will gather together in solidarity in cities across the United States to protest the normalization of sexual assault, racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, unconstitutional behavior, cronyism, and hate," Ann Massaro, one of the organizers, wrote in a statement.
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The film, like the musical it's based on, follows a group of anthropomorphic cats called Jellicles as they gather together, introduce themselves, and wait for an older cat — Old Deuteronomy, played by Judi Dench in the film — to send one of them to a new life in the Heaviside layer.
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Everyone from the brand's creative director to assistants gather together to spitball ideas, and the idea of corporate hierarchies is banished — everyone's opinions are valid and, in fact, oftentimes the younger team members are eagerly looked to as oracles, seeing as they're the age of the customer they seek to connect with.
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Back in the late 1970s some programming executive at the American Broadcasting Company had an idea of such overwhelming and undeniable genius that even the network's two competitors wanted to be a part of it: Gather together 10 stars from each of the Big Three networks and have them compete against one another in a series of sporting events.
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"We will gather together the best ideas from the Hill (Congress), the administration and outside folks to provide a significant new round of middle class tax relief," Kudlow said, adding, "This is not a recession measure at all," He did not specify how those tax cuts would be fashioned or how deep the cuts might be.
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Many within the alt-right appear to be uneducated bigots and racists, but below their bizarre edgy meme exterior lies a few well-read individuals like Nick, who gather together the masses of prejudiced people and feed them propaganda that gives them an intellectual basis for their prejudice, so they can feel like their ugliest impulses are actually correct and moral.
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And then they have long had a game out called Ingress, which is basically a darker, more sort of sci-fi version of Pokémon Go, and that was the same sort of thing, where you would look at a map on your phone, people would gather together to go take over spots like a King of the Hill style kind of thing.
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An entire industry has emerged in response to the Title IX mandate to help universities comply: Some schools host hour-long orientation programs like "Sex Signals," in which an entire freshman class might gather together in an auditorium for a comedic-style performance about sexual assault, and a number of new smartphone apps like We-Consent and SaSie are also on the market.
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Ordinary citizens and organizations alike, of backgrounds so typically variegated it feels patronizing to parse them, have come forward to offer whatever assistance is needed; the police officer who arrested the suspect without firing his weapon is being praised for his stunningly calm approach; and on Monday night, thousands gathered downtown, in Maple Leaf Square, both to cheer on our beloved hockey team as it won its latest playoff game and to show one another and the watching world that even hours after such unprecedented carnage in this city, thousands still gather together.
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I do believe, and we do believe, that at the end of the day, the way in which the American viewer will watch Michael Phelps and will watch the U.S. women's volleyball team or will watch Usain Bolt when he gets in the starting blocks or as he prepares to, you know, set another record and win a third, or a gold medal in the third consecutive Olympics, will be on NBC, and it will be that incredibly well-produced big-screen coverage with great informative commentary and interesting graphics and great storytelling that they will gather together to watch.
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But for Christ's sake, after an absolutely endless election season full of pain and hope and pains relieved and hopes dashed, and vice versa, is it really too much to ask that we get a break from the noise and the divisiveness and the anger, and that we finally come together as one people and say with a single, ringing voice, like the Founding Fathers at Independence Hall and the rebel soldiers at Lexington and Concord before us, "Tonight we are going to gather together in a giant arena in the greatest city in the world and watch other human beings beat each other senseless in a cage for our amusement—as Americans"?
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