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That makes their rise in unison a bit unusual.

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The music and marching begin in earnest, the dancers gesture and move in unison with wooden swords.

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After Thursday's speech, the prince posed for a picture with Brazil's president, Lula, and Sir Keir, laughing as they brought their hands together in a triple handshake, and walking off the stage in unison.

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The reports also said Xi spoke to sailors who lined up along the flight deck and dock, saluting and shouting in unison: "Follow the party's command, fight to win, and uphold fine conduct!"

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The lack of unison among them isn’t making it any easier for markets to determine whether a December rate cut would occur, the analysts add.

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

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