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In the 14 December run-off, voters will have to coalesce around one of these two candidates.

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Politics quickly coalesced around demands for new or bigger caste-based quotas.

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After pitching their best ideas—an automated pothole-repair machine, a wearable air purifier for people with allergies—the students coalesced around a winner: a self-inflating-tire product.

It may well give the party a message to coalesce around ahead of the crucial midterm elections next year - and pose a challenge for Republicans to counter.

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Other factors coalescing in Seagate’s favor include strong cloud-computing demand and the production of personal computers with AI chips, said Mark Miller of Benchmark Equity Research.

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