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bind together

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bind someone or something together
to tie the parts of something together; to tie a number of things or people together. Can you bind together all three parts? Bind these two bandits together and lead them to jail.
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Chip fat instead of tarry bitumen is to be used to bind together Tarmac and fix holes.
Kidney stones are formed when salts or various substances bind together and form stones which are uncomfortable and get trapped in your body.
We need to find out the process which helps bind together the gases so quickly, if we can, it could help us to bind together gases and materials.
 
 
 
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