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(61) The queen consort has come together with the king.

(62) We will live for love united. Come together undivided.

(63) When you come together Lord's Supper you eat.

(64) For instance, when nutrients run low, individual myxobacteria (slime bacteria) may come together to form a fruiting body to produce spores.

(65) In the center, the three prominent dust lanes that give the Trifid its name all come together.

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(66) Remember symbiosis, two different organisms that come together for a mutually beneficial partnership?

(67) Finally he hoped that the heterogeneous mixture of players and experiences in the side meant that "people of different nations can still come together as one in our hearts."

(68) Those little bits can come together and almost overwhelm the world.

(69) His long-term forecast, despite the uncertainties, portrays a distant time when the world's continents come together again to form a new supercontinent, which he calls Pangea Ultima.

(70) Defraud ye not one the other, except it be with consent for a time, that ye may give yourselves to fasting and prayer; and come together again, that Satan tempt you not for your incontinency .

(71) Separated as we are thousands of miles apart , we come together as if by predestination.

(72) Acknowledging the strength of feeling, Brown wrote: "Thousands of people have come together to demand justice for Alan Turing and recognition of the appalling way he was treated.

(73) Festive color and convenient design come together to make holiday baking more fun!

(74) The combination of our whole leaf blends, open weave fabric, and unique hand-crafted silken pyramidal infuse come together as never before to brew an extraordinary cup of tea.

(75) Turn the adjustment screw so that the steering arm moves away from the main motor. Keep turning until you hear a metallic sound created when the discs come together.

(76) Anecdotes suggest that Linux hosts an increasing fraction of new development; Fortran and Linux often come together on high-performance science-oriented clusters, for example.

(77) Chemical , ( as if by ) predestination , is preordained to come together.

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(79) However, the time is right for the members of the emerging cloud computing community to come together around the notion of an open cloud.

(80) I was writing for the rhythm section, something where we could come together and create a force that was bigger than the three of us.

(81) Things of one kind come together , and people of one group crowd together.

(82) “It’s only happened once before. It’s a confluence of circumstances that come together to cause this,” said John Rowden, citizen science director at the Audubon Society’s New York chapter.

(83) His troops come together, and raise up their way against me, encamp round about my tabernacle.

(84) Let an Englishman and a Scotchman come together for a bit of banter.

(85) Get out the breastplate and body - cover , and come together to the fight.

(86) Everything in the world is so. When the conditions of time and space and others predestine to come together, a thing happens.

(87) In this fuggy and dull summer, in the summer that nowhere is not in this beautiful buttock, also come together spring scenery of brimless of play knife and fork, watch the secret of star and bikini.

(88) With a special burial ground accessible every hour of the day, friends and family from all around the world could practically come together at anytime to pay tribute to the deceased.

(89) After a shooting, the mood is closely knit and we all come together to support the officer.

(90) The Hardwood Checkoff is an initiative led by a group of US hardwood industry leaders who have come together to develop a Commodity Checkoff program for the hardwood industry.