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cohesion

[koh-hee-zhuhn] / koʊˈhi ʒən /
NOUN
union
Synonyms


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As for potential offramps, Walsh notes that many of Iran’s demands have been economic and that there is some cohesion in the region.

From Barron's

The depth of the social and economic contract is helping the regime maintain cohesion despite the weekslong Israeli and American air campaign eroding its leadership and infrastructure.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to Robinson, therein lies the problem for Tuchel and England - Friday's game played out more like a trial than a quest for "cohesion" and "team performance".

From BBC

As in ancient Athens, those most vocal about the need to protect children from corrupting influences insist that such drastic measures constitute a defense of rather than an attack on democratic values and social cohesion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investigators will "explicitly" consider the backgrounds of offenders, including their ethnicity and religion, Mahmood said, and "whether the authorities failed to properly investigate what happened out of a misplaced desire to protect community cohesion".

From BBC