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Meanings of coalesc around in English

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Usage of coalesc around in English
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Republicans are coalescing around a different approach to expanded retirement plan coverage.
Reuters
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Prominent leaders and groups in the Democratic Party have been coalescing around Biden.
Reuters
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New emoji suggestions arise every time the global conversation coalesces around a particular topic.
Wired
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Back in 1989, scientific consensus was coalescing around carbon as the culprit for climate change.
Wired
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Opposition to President Asif Ali Zardari is coalescing around a demand for an independent judiciary.
Reuters
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A consensus approach would lead to the eventual coalescing around a shared idea for the area.
The South African
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Tunisia's handful of secular opposition parties tend to comprise a few hundred supporters coalescing around one leader.
Reuters
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There is no denying that star power is quickly coalescing around the 16-year-old phenom of Team ABC.
Climbing Magazine
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Her stubborn insistence was diverting a fraction of the prodigious reality dysfunction which was coalescing around the habitat.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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The Norwegians then pushed this idea even further, with a tiny scene coalescing around Mayhem, Burzum and Darkthrone.
The Guardian
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It all coalesces around a calm, no-nonsense voice, confident that the excellent songs need nothing beyond her straightforward honesty.
BBC
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On the Republican side, there were 17 candidates, a melee that prevented support coalescing around a serious rival to Trump.
The Guardian
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Something new was coalescing around the TX-0: a new way of life, with a philosophy, an ethic, and a dream.
Hackers, Heroes of the Computer Revolution. Chapters 1 and 2
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On Wednesday, the president and senior Republicans appeared to be coalescing around the idea of a shorter proceeding in that chamber.
Reuters
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A silver swarm coalesces around the 152nd, and she vanishes into it like a snip of scallion into cloudy miso soup.
Futures 1
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MPs have so far been a lot better at declaring what they are against than at coalescing around something to be for.
The Guardian