cohere

• But soon that hive-mind would cohere, and when it did, the Dree would spread with the same virulence that had allowed the original invaders to overrun vast territories, even whole worlds down The Spray How this information could help, however, was an answer that eluded him. —  Magazine - Fantasy and Science Fiction - [Vol 112] - Issue 03 - March 2007 (v1.0)
• Scholars had argued that two Locations might temporarily cohere, but three was beyond all speculation. —  Fantasy and Science Fiction - [Vol 111] - Issue 06 - December 2006
• The Right, on the other hand, wants the state to punish evildoers, to boost the family, to subsidize upright ways of living, to create security against foreign enemies, to make the culture cohere, and to go to war to give ourselves a sense of national identity. —  _Politik
• The right, on the other hand, wants the state to punish evildoers, to boost the family, to subsidize upright ways of living, to create security against foreign enemies, to make the culture cohere, and to go to war to give ourselves a sense of national identity. —  LewRockwell.com Blog
• The various elements do not fully cohere, in my view, because the writer and director have a misplaced sense of where the real drama or comedy lies.

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