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The planned demonstration never materialized because a heavy presence of police and soldiers made it impossible for protesters to congregate.congregate = gather together
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People congregated outside of City Hall to protest.congregated = came together
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Papa and the men who lived on the ranch would congregate below her window, their rich, sweet voices singing Las Martanitas, the birthday song. (source)congregate = gather as a group
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He and his groupmates congregated by the tables in front of the Auditorium and took their packaged food. (source)congregated = came together
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In the compound, the POWs were congregating in joyful anticipation. (source)congregating = coming together
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When he finished, the guys turned and started to congregate at the mouth of the tunnel, their voices alive with excitement. (source)congregate = come together
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there was a sudden deep of seven hundred fathoms where all sorts of fish congregated (source)congregated = came together
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In the future, please don't feel the need to congregate until I have arrived.† (source)
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That butchery business was long ago; surely by now the sharks would be out of the habit of congregating here.† (source)congregating = coming together
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We have not used them much since, except when our entire race congregates in Farthen Dur.† (source)
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About nineteen people congregated during the time it took for Norman Strick to walk up to the Courthouse and blow the whistle for the volunteer fire department. (source)congregated = come together
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The women of Spal Bandi had a beautiful spot on top of the mountain where only they could congregate to chat about their everyday lives.† (source)
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Still, if one turned one's back to the front entrance and glanced down the drive, ignoring the Friesians already congregating in the shade of widely spaced trees, the view was fine enough, giving an impression of timeless, unchanging calm which made her more certain than ever that she must soon be moving on.† (source)congregating = coming together
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A collection of neighbors had congregated in the hallway.† (source)congregated = came together
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Come November, as the weather turns cold across the rest of the country, some five thousand snowbirds and drifters and sundry vagabonds congregate in this otherworldly setting to live on the cheap under the sun.† (source)
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The Square's the obvious congregating point and the few bits behind the buildings look more like wasteland.† (source)congregating = coming together
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