coalesce

• We stride into a world where books are narratives in long winding rivers; drops of thought misting from the sundering thrust of great waterfalls; and seas from which all rivers and rain coalesce, and which carry our sails to continents not yet imagined.
• All waste products gelate, coalesce, and are sucked out of the null-gravity free fall enclosure through egress tiles in the sterile white pyrex floor. —  F ;SF; - vol 089 issue 04-05 - October-November 1995
• In the nineteenth century we can see many of the characteristics of our own time beginning to coalesce -- even the shape of our own branch of literature, coming into its own in the work of Verne, Wells, and others. —  F ;SF; - vol 090 issue 02 - February 1996
• As ideas and techniques and styles and formats clash and coalesce, a new Bollywood is birthing. —  GreenCine Daily
• As this market is just beginning to coalesce, there are still communication protocols that have to be standardized.

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