And what brought the groups together [in my area] was Catholicism.
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You piece those two groups together and you've got a majority.
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And these groups together make up most of the American population.
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The two investor groups together own just over half of Kraft Heinz.
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When possible, I'm trying to put groups together from the same cities.
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In Kenya, whole villages are in WhatsApp groups together, including their representatives.
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A. What I think works well is that it groups together quite nicely.
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Dr. Oz is getting two unlikely groups together in Monday's episode of his show.
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The OIC groups together Muslim countries to protect the interest of the Muslim world.
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And to bring enforcement groups together to find new ways to prosecute the scammers.
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The fight to stop the ERA, however, drew these groups together in common cause.
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Analysts have speculated that Ashley might want to put the two department store groups together.
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Castro cobbled revolutionary groups together into the new Cuban Communist Party, with him as first secretary.
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Bringing disparate groups together helps misinformation researchers consider the problem from as many dimensions as possible.
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Incubators can help change that by bringing diverse groups together to share ideas and build technologies.
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Critics say that approach strengthens his enemies, though, by forcing moderate and extremist Islamist groups together.
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Other websites and extensions have attempted to bring groups together, such as the now-defunct Rabb.
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If we get businesses, industry associations, and workers' groups together in a room, we can succeed.
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The ties that bind many of these groups together include generations of marriage, commerce, history and culture.
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Conversely, Trager notes, targeting local groups together with those that attack us gives them incentives to cooperate.
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The group formed in April 280, bringing a bunch of pro-EU groups together for a common cause.
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Rival easyJet said it would cooperate with the CAA review and that it tried to keep groups together.
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"The idea is that because of Jordan's generosity we can bring different social groups together," Thompson told Cornwall Live.
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He clustered major groups together on limbs and depicted minor groups as leaves at the ends of smaller branches.
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We have worked really hard to bring the different groups together, the survivors, the bereaved, volunteers and other residents.
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It's called the Party of European Socialists, and it groups together the main center-left parties from every European country.
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What has made this possible, more than anything else, is the strength of the ideology that binds these groups together.
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For now, the external forces pushing the two groups together are stronger than the differences that could drive them apart.
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"This comprehensive settlement was a priority of ours and is quite unprecedented, to bring so many groups together," Begor said.
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Turkey has also brought several of the other major rebel groups together into a rival alliance, the National Liberation Front.
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Mixing the wrestling world with the Muslim world mean putting these groups together where you think, that doesn't make sense.
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To succeed, the Democrat will have to bring these two groups together — something that Hillary Clinton was unable to do.
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Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, about possibly bringing the two groups together to meet, the New Jersey Democrat told CNN.
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One reliable way to do this is to bring people from different groups together under egalitarian circumstances and with shared goals.
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Elephants are incredibly social animals, and keeping family groups together gives them the best chance of success in their new home.
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The MOAB strike, rather than snuffing out Afghan resistance, may instead anneal discordant Afghan insurgent groups together against a common enemy.
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Two days after the unveiling, Trump called leaders from six conservative groups together to discuss their opposition to the GOP bill.
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Efforts like this are aided by the fact that SiriusXM immediately put the two companies' development groups together following the acquisition.
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Realized over a three-month period, the piece was developed as a way of bringing diverse community groups together through art.
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The new approach to conversations groups together "Less relevant replies" and hides them underneath a button at the bottom of the tweet.
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Get a Squirtle and a Rhyhorn (a member of the Monster and Field egg groups) together, and they can produce an egg.
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The plan is to put these groups together in coding, PR, and product design workshops and hope that a match takes place.
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They understand from experience that the only way you can bring different groups together is by uniting them at a higher level.
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And does the public health risk of bringing large groups together, possibly aiding the spread of the coronavirus, outweigh any business discussions?
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Yet he managed to do what no other opposition candidate has done in recent elections: bring various groups together to support him.
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Experian's Mosaic groups together people according to consumer behavior, making it easier for marketers to target people based on their interests and finances.
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Bringing these groups together and encouraging no-bullshit dialogue is a good idea that no one else is doing in this particular way.
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Unfortunately, some of the polls used by the model clump all of these groups together — so our model clumps them together as well.
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This ethos—to bring large groups together with food— has long been the mission statement of Todd Graham, the orchestrator of tonight's boil.
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There was really no coherent "liberal" ideology that held these groups together, other than an interest group logroll in which each constituency got something.
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It's a logical extension of Timeline, which groups together your apps in a similar way so you can resume them across mobile and PCs.
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To combat that, Kedai Sayur groups together orders and negotiates better-than-retail rates for its hawkers, who order their produce through an app.
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Durante said there was a clear rationale to bring the groups together, and an alignment in their relative trading multiples made an agreement possible.
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In the most recent study, the research team took another step that revealed a further insight: They placed the mice from both groups together.
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In theory, bringing the two groups together will help brands make decisions about where to sell their products, whether it's Amazon, Walmart, or Target.
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To group these kingdom-level eukaryotes even further, scientists created one "supra-group," called Diaphoretickes, that lumped four similar super-groups together (see diagram below).
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The groups together plan to spend tens of millions of dollars against Trump, both in traditional negative advertising and on marches and other public events.
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Caucuses "can coordinate across party lines and bring adversarial groups together," wrote Susan Webb Hammond in her 28500 book, Congressional Caucuses in National Policy Making.
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They also draw people from different neighborhoods and economic groups together, reduce air pollution, and help galvanize cities around "active transportation" initiatives like bike lanes.
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Diversity programs that help promote emerging businesses owned by minorities lump all minority groups together (including businesses owned by veterans, L.G.B.T.Q. and disabled people), Mrs.
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Toronto civil rights lawyer Anthony Morgan said the new directive should more explicitly address the disadvantages faced by black accused people instead of lumping groups together.
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The two groups together used dragonglass weaponry to defeat the White Walkers at the Battle for the Dawn, which was said to end the Long Night.
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The question is what binds these two groups together in a single party, and is the bond strong enough for that party to endure and prevail?
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This kind of research connecting practices and groups together is a goldmine for future art historical research, and will be the Spirit of Friendship's true legacy.
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"Not even jail will stop the Ecuadorean people's struggle," said Nelson Erazo, head of the Popular Front, an organization that groups together unions and social movements.
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A spokesman for the Volga Group, which groups together Timchenko's business interests, did not respond to telephone calls or to an emailed request for comment on Thursday.
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A focus of the review was "broker facilities," where a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients, and then allocates chunks to insurers.
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A focus of the review was "broker facilities", where a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients, and then allocates chunks to insurers.
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"What ties all of those groups together is that they tend to be higher income than some of their counterparts," said Matt Schulz, senior analyst at CreditCards.com.
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Or it could just create a "Best Friends" or "Favorites" or "Recently Watched" section above your Stories list that groups together what the algorithm would have shown first.
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Those networks have standalone subscription services, but the advantage of Amazon Channels is that it groups together separate subscriptions and makes them available through the Amazon Video app.
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Political analysts said the latest alliance was a movement toward bringing all of the Shiite groups together, but it also increased uncertainty about who would emerge as leader.
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At the Royal Academy (RA), "Lost Horizon" (1980) groups together 24 such cast-iron figures, some standing upright, others parallel to the floor or suspended from the ceiling.
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A frequent business partner of HUNTER's, the two participated in several investment groups together beginning in 2008, along with Chris Heinz, his former roommate and John Kerry's stepson.
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Both the public and commercial sectors need to establish opportunities specifically for Black emerging and mid-career artists and curators rather than lumping all ethnic minority groups together.
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The two fighting groups together rule northern Yemen and have maintained an uneasy alliance throughout a conflict that has killed at least 10,000 people and unleashed hunger and disease.
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We're also going to be doing a parallel one for founders and then trying to weave those two groups together, again, to create this empathy between these two entities.
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"We don't have a robust economic message, we don't have a message that ties all of the different interest groups together," Ryan said Tuesday on CNN's "New Day" program.
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"It felt important to do something that brought women's groups together," said Ilyse Hogue, president of the abortion rights organization Naral Pro-Choice America, a host of the event.
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The "beef, bullets and bible" caucus refers to an influential political group in Brazil, which groups together the farm lobby, lawmakers determined to relax stringent firearms controls and evangelical Christians.
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Sports Direct bought department store chain House of Fraser out of administration last year and analysts have speculated that he might want to put the two department store groups together.
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Bill Clinton set up the public charity after he wrapped up his presidency in 2001 with the idea of bringing government, businesses and social groups together to tackle big problems.
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He saw that the same grievances connected ordinary citizens, labor unions, churches, small businesses, and more — and if you could somehow get all those groups together, they were almost unstoppable.
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The terrorism expert Marc Sageman in his 2004 book "Understanding Terror Networks" examined the biographies of 172 Sunni terrorists and found that friends and family members often joined jihadist groups together.
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The partnership aims to bring players, teams and other groups together for a focused purpose, including a community improvement program that was agreed to in principle during the fall league meeting.
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The partnership aims to bring players, teams and other groups together for a focused purpose, including a community improvement program that was agreed to in principle during the Fall League Meeting.
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RN: Meanwhile, Sara and I sat beside each other and together reported to the person who was effectively Airbnb's CTO and we were part of a number of working groups together.
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Many traditional agricultural and herding societies rely heavily on the loyalty, authority, and sanctity foundations to create rituals, myths, and religious institutions that bind groups together with a strong tribal consciousness.
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The second gallery groups together stars, like Mr. Salle, with others, including Joyce Pensato, overlooked until recently, who dallied in the images of popular culture, pulling its meanings in provocative directions.
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But if you get all the interest groups together and reduce opposition as much as possible, then maybe you can squeak through with half or a quarter of what you want.
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They are looking for support from the liberal ALDE and the Greens, since the four groups together would command enough seats to approve or reject any nomination by the 28 heads.
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Iron ore output was spurred by record production of 2900 million tonnes in Vale's so-called northern system, which groups together Carajás, Serra Leste and S0003D mines in the state of Para.
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Whether it's Dr. [Martin Luther] King getting large groups together and boycotting buses' or what's happened in Carolina with the NBA and other organizations pulling events to make it known what's going on.
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However, the AICB, which groups together Burkina's three cotton companies and the national cotton farmers union (UNPCB), believes the trait has increased levels of short fibers in its cotton, reducing its market value.
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As he prepares to take office, Cameron says he sees his job as a chance to bring law enforcement groups together to combat the opioid crisis that has reached epidemic proportions in Appalachia.
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This makes the henge complexes even more intriguing as sites where disparate groups from across Britain were united in feasting and celebrating, probably forging alliances and even bringing neighboring groups together as one.
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Thanks to software he has created that groups together other fractal applications like Chaotica, XenoDream, and Apophysis, he can tinker endlessly with parameters like the size, position, texture, weight, and shape of the fractal.
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Bringing the two groups together to study can also reduce tensions that often erupt when large numbers of refugees arrive, overwhelming local services - a problem faced from Germany and Jordan to Brazil and Kenya.
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Efforts to bring the rival corn and oil groups together around an overhaul to the Renewable Fuel Standard failed under Pruitt, but Wheeler said his decades of experience in Washington could make a difference.
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I admire the curators' commitment to an often overlooked segment of the Bay Area community, and in the midst of this incredibly divisive time, any attempt to bring disparate groups together in conversation is welcome.
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Democrats had a slightly different vision: 2016 would be the year that yoked those two groups together to create a dominant new political coalition, rivaling the one Democrats maintained through the New Deal and afterward.
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It bought department store chain House of Fraser out of administration for 90 million pounds ($117 million) last year and analysts have speculated that Ashley might want to put the two department store groups together.
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By analyzing the communication surrounding the event, Ebner and Davey found that the event bridged many groups together by utilizing several messaging points about the rally, each of them tailored for a separate target audience.
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Primarily, there is a tendency to lump Asian-American ethnic groups together and use the success of some groups, particularly East and South Asians — Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Indians — to represent the success of all groups.
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But Slack knew it would always be a niche product without basic features like "threading," a standard email and chat room feature that groups together replies to a message, and an easier sign-in process.
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What holds these two groups together is their focus on defending the Constitution and military security and their disdain for laws and norms that originate outside the United States or constrain the United States in any way.
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While the app has brought co-workers, family members, and friend groups together in real life, not everyone has a core group to play with at the 3PM and 9PM match times, at least not every day.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "broker facilities" will be a focus, a reference to how a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients and then allocates chunks of this business to insurers.
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Mixing different age groups together in such an environment can create problems: several rows of people in their 60s and 70s had to listen to deafening Goth music for half an hour as they waited for Mr McDonnell.
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One of the bureaus of the SS paid attention to Freemasons, to occultists—they kind of lumped all of these groups together in a way that doesn't really make much sense but makes sense in a Nazi mindset.
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NHTSA plans to bring other federal agencies and safety groups together to work on more concrete plans over the next year or more to roll out a vision of zero road deaths, including addressing road design and speed limits.
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Facebook and other social media platforms are powerful centrifugal forces, binding groups together to fight other groups within their own country, driven mad and propelled into battle by an eternal mudslide of outrage-inducing viral videos and conspiracy theories.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "broker facilities" will be a focus, a reference to how a broker groups together different types of insurance business for different clients and then allocates chunks of this group of business to insurers.
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It's a lot of work to put these events together, but the firms have found it's worth it to get these groups together and help their portfolio companies get access they might otherwise have trouble getting on their own.
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The parliament contains alliances of European parties, the main groups being the European People's Party (EPP) alliance, which groups together conservative and center-right parties, and its rival socialist alliance called the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D).
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One of the last major issues with iOS is going away as Apple finally groups together notifications, and we also like the improved password management—iOS will even warn you if you're using the same password for too many services.
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We will be working to bring industry, government, the unions and consumer groups together in an effort to provide a framework to support large scale hydrogen conversion projects, such as switching the domestic gas grid from natural to hydrogen gas.
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It groups together several businesses with little synergy between them, including capital-intensive gas infrastructure and labour-intensive energy services, a fast-growing renewable energy arm and a legacy nuclear unit in Belgium, which plans to phase out atomic energy.
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Alejandro Martinez, head of the newly created Industrial Transformation division, which groups together much of the company's activities beyond exploration and production of crude oil, said Pemex is evaluating the monetization of existing assets by selling them and then leasing them back.
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Miller, according to the sources, called the groups together to pitch them on the plan, which proposes giving 1.8 million undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship in exchange for $25 billion for his long-promised wall and a host of other strict immigration reforms.
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Wade in 1973, the anti-abortion movement brought these two groups together in an effort led in part by a man, Francis Schaeffer, who would awaken evangelicals like Jerry Falwell to the pro-life cause and motivate him to recruit others to the fold.
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Mr Ruto's and Mr Kenyatta's alliance works well because they bring two of Kenya's largest ethnic groups together: the Kikuyu, Mr Kenyatta's tribe, which has dominated Kenyan politics most of the time since independence, and the Kalenjin, Mr Ruto's group, who are populous in the Rift Valley.
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It's the power of the party as an organization that can bring groups together at the ballot box that led Michael Bloomberg, himself a corporate billionaire thinking about a presidential run, out of the independent lane and into the party just as it lurches to the left.
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That may have been sufficient for some time, but video is a more critical aspect to Instagram's platform these days, especially as it explores how to enable better video discovery through its user interface, direct people to its newest product, IGTV, and connect larger groups together in video chat sessions.
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"This trial is about protecting the presidency from the tyranny of the House majority — these are bogus charges, they are not impeachable offenses, and we expect that the Senate will acquit," said Jenny Beth Martin, honorary chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, who has worked to bring the groups together.
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Despite "a shortage of jobs, a surplus of labor and a bigger and bigger gap between the rich and poor over the next 20 years," the new generation has mixed its own bracing cocktail of racial and cultural "intersectional" politics (uniting assorted racial and gender groups), together with chamber of commerce go-getterism.
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It also groups together all the death and injury from shooting "sprees" (like all the bloodshed of former Uber driver James Dalton's February 2016 drive-bys in and around Kalamazoo, Michigan) as part of one mass shooting, despite the fact that the FBI defines sprees as comprising discrete acts of violence dispersed geographically and temporally.
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But, as the researchers pointed out in the study, there are some caveats to their conclusions, given Facebook's shady prior practice of inflating its metrics, as well as the fact that Facebook's publicly accessible data excludes users under 18, groups together users over the age of 65, and excludes users who have already died with their profiles still in service.
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The shows, curated by artists Julie Ault and Roni Horn, feature a different body of work for each space: Andrea Rosen is showing his highly conceptual series of portraits, De Carlo some beaded curtains and a mirror piece, and the exhibition at Hauser and Wirth, the first in London since 2000, groups together all the jigsaw pieces the artist realized in 1991, in addition to two mirror works and one of the iconic light bulb pieces, all from the same year.
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