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convergence

noun as in union

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Fed leaders have tried to bind U.S. banks to a complicated, vaunted set of rules in the name of global regulatory convergence.

For one, the company is the “one true leader driving convergence,” he wrote, referring to the trend of selling customers both internet and wireless services.

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The analyst believes AT&T is best-positioned to win the battle for convergence, which refers to wireless companies’ race to offer historically separate networks such as 5G, fiber-optic broadband, and Wi-Fi on a single platform.

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If Grizzly Bear’s early years were about convergence — four young men building a sound that felt both communal and claustrophobic, this chapter is about calibration: finding equilibrium after a long season apart.

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Today, a different convergence is in process and the two poles are not meeting in the middle.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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