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well-organized

adjective as in together

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"That's football, credit to the opponent, who are also a very well-organized team and who already caused us great difficulties in Portugal."

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The longer France struggles to pull out of the fiscal spiral, the more it risks losing priceless works in heists that French officials say are increasingly well-organized.

“I think they know this is a well-organized and aware neighborhood,” he said.

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The Sanctuary Movement succeeded in part because it was well-organized and widely-distributed, winning the hearts and minds of broad audiences by effectively communicating that the organizers’ faith traditions commanded them to protect refugees.

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Often, these sites served as interfaces between very different ways of life—on one side, a well-organized, largely settled agricultural society; on the other, atavistic nomads whose pastoralist ways of life harked back to the murky depths of human prehistory.

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

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