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unity

[yoo-ni-tee] / ˈyu nɪ ti /


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The African Union has rejected those plans, warning that such a move would threaten any prospect of unity.

From BBC

Besides Greenland, the agenda will also include the durability of transatlantic unity, the US security umbrella and the war in Ukraine -- as well as ties with Moscow.

From Barron's

"The government hopes that this collective embrace of Fugu will strengthen national unity, stimulate the creative economy, and serve as a powerful symbol of Ghana's cultural confidence and self-expression," the minister added.

From BBC

Next week we’ll ask: “What should be the primary purpose of the Winter Olympics in the 21st century? Athletic excellence, global unity, national representation, entertainment or something else?”

From The Wall Street Journal

The first woman and first African to head the IOC, the five-time Olympic swimmer has worked to return the Games to the competitors by shielding them from political divisions and stressing unity and respect.

From Los Angeles Times