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He added that the Sidemen had a "unified stance on not speaking about political and social issues".

From BBC

Billam-Smith emptied his gas tank in the final minute, but it was not to be as Ramirez became the first Mexican to unify world titles at cruiserweight.

From BBC

Politicians of all stripes, our president and president-elect among them, make promises of unifying our divided nation yet rather than finding common ground, the public bifurcation continues to intensify.

While his party has a majority, it would only take four “no” votes, joined by unified Democratic opposition, to sink his chances.

From BBC

Monjo’s theory helps unify scientific concepts of Newtonian gravity with our knowledge of electromagnetism.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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