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brotherhood

noun as in association or alliance

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To assure universal peace and brotherhood, he orders up a compassionate euthanasia of clingers who refuse to give up their old beliefs and threaten the new religion of man worshiping man.

They were impossible to miss — part wolf pack, part brotherhood, pure energy.

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“A lot of people doubted us. We came together as a brotherhood.”

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He added: "We are fuelled by something money can’t buy - purpose, brotherhood and a responsibility to honour those who came before us, while inspiring those whose time is yet to come."

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“At the same time, your Utopian brotherhood of veterans, sisterhood of veterans community would mean that if somebody founds a high-tech firm and makes $5 million they continue to live there because that’s their community.”

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