To collect in one place, usually for a purpose.
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We share information to meet common goals, often far in the future.
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EU leaders will meet on Thursday to discuss the Greek debt crisis.
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The economy and finance ministers of both countries meet in Berlin today.
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In any case, we shall soon meet, the Great King and I.
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She said midwifery needed greater resources and support to meet those demands.
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Families gather at the ship's home base, anxiously hoping for good news.
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Negotiating takes time and you need to think, gather information and strategise.
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Others are trying to gather new information to better measure underlying behaviour.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Fans gather to watch 'dour German second division football'.
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Each year they gather in the vast library of the family home.
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Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
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Everyone had time to assemble at Ish's house to hear the news.
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Hedge funds often take a few weeks to assemble their quarterly reports.
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Years later it is not possible to assemble the accountability puzzle fully.
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When all the people are prepared they shall assemble within the circle.
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Countries accumulate debt partly as a result of sustaining a trade deficit.
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Collectively, workers can accumulate large amounts of company shares in retirement accounts.
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But we know they cannot accumulate that knowledge overnight, it takes time.
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Many treatable conditions may be anticipated and features may accumulate over time.
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These fragments accumulate over time and their production rate is rather constant.
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On the corner, a group of seven or eight young men congregate.
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Do not congregate or seek shelter in buildings beneath steeply sloped areas.
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They must all congregate in the yard, and you shall look on.
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Yet geese congregate also; and geese never by any chance look wise.
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They congregate with the painstaking works of others round the Christmas table.
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This strong start has helped Ingles amass career-best form in the postseason.
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If you amass 12 points, you will receive a three month suspension.
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Ashton Kutcher becomes first celebrity to amass 1 million followers on Twitter.
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As organisers, bookie and top golemachist, Pennyhaugh and Judah amass good money.
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Boo has worked hard to amass her facts and get them right.
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No longer do wealthy shipowners and merchants foregather hereabouts; for none exist.
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For that I will never again foregather with thee, after this night.
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It was the custom to foregather at Mrs. Mowbray's home in the evening.
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We used to foregather in some comfortable grog shop and discuss.
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On Sundays only, the masters make themselves spruce and foregather apart.
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So please, let's get together and figure out the best way forward.
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When the 50-plus state and territorial commissioners get together, their power grows.
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Anything the government on Prime plans will take time to get together.
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WHEN the Irish of home and away get together, it's serious business.
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My story set in Rwanda took me five years to get together.
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On the 17th of January we should forgather in Constantinople.
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The next time that we forgather, I'll be better learned.
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When three men like yourselves forgather one can generally look for balloons in the sky.
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But I'll give the benefit of my opinions to Lady Whitecross when we two forgather.
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Atkinson and Campbell have gone to Hut Point with one dog-team, and we are all to forgather here.
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Almost every morning the ragdealers would forgather at the head of El Rastro, to exchange impressions and used articles.
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There we pitched camp, and, as the flies lacked, built a friendship-fire about which to forgather when the day was done.
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Rather than forgather with her again in this affectionate manner, much as he dreaded it-orher-hewould have compounded with the ghost called Eleanor.
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I hae dander'd owre a' the kintra frae Dumbar to Selcraig, and hae forgather'd wi' monie a guid fallow, and monie a weelfar'd huzzie.
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Our parting was not as it had been before, when we knew that sooner or later we should forgather in one place or the other.
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I wish I had; but I forgathered with some men of sorts.
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Just a countryman of yours, who has forgathered with you before.
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He forgathered with a school-fellow on the way home, and Anna heard little more.
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Meantime Ferdinand carries logs, forgathers with Miranda and Prospero-andends-He flourished his hands.
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Wilt thou say then that I have forgathered with a man of low condition?
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I can tell that Cecilia forgathered with Nan by the beatific look on her face.