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clusters
noun as in group of something
verb as in assemble, group
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Example Sentences
In Gaza City's Zeitoun neighbourhood images show what appear to be four clusters of IDF armoured vehicles.
The current government said it had made the "biggest ever investment in offshore wind and three first of a kind carbon capture and storage clusters".
If you’re interested in seeing galaxies and clusters, it does benefit you to go to Dark Sky areas; you don’t absolutely have to, but they’ll be more spectacular in those designated areas.
A slew of announcements about new data centre clusters needed for AI has come as American tech companies have been competing for top-tier AI talent.
In the Republic of Ireland, thousands have been left without power, with the largest clusters to the west and north west of the country.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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