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grouping

[groo-ping] / ˈgru pɪŋ /


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The burials revealed family groupings, with some of women's remains found to be of local origin.

From BBC

Though not every piece succeeds, their groupings allow them to relate to and extend one another with a casual, familial poise.

From The Wall Street Journal

Togo needs to remain at the heart of the Ecowas regional grouping and, in fact, sits astride the key Lagos-Abidjan transport corridor, a major development priority for the bloc.

From BBC

But Mannheim didn’t think of generations as concrete groupings that emerge at regularly spaced intervals, and he certainly wasn’t proposing that we could understand individual behavior or consumption trends through this framework.

From Salon

Researchers have known for years that these complexes can assemble into larger, flexible groupings called supercomplexes.

From Science Daily