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unify

[yoo-nuh-fahy] / ˈyu nəˌfaɪ /


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“So that really influenced me and I became interested in this very chaotic time before Japan was completely unified — and so that chaotic uncertainty and anxiety about it became my new theme.”

From Los Angeles Times

In a time when politics often cloud global conversations and create division, the Winter Olympics provide a rare space where national pride feels unifying rather than polarizing.

From The Wall Street Journal

When DHS was created, Congress adjusted its committee structure to ensure unified oversight of this massive new entity.

From The Wall Street Journal

This research represents the first time multiple isotope-enabled climate models have been integrated into a single unified framework.

From Science Daily

"The more unified it is, the more he doesn't like it," Gordon told journalists last week including AFP.

From Barron's