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cling together

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cling together
[for two or more people or animals] to hold on tightly to each other. The two children clung together throughout the ordeal. The baby baboon and its mother clung together and could not be separated.
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But when both parties cling together in a deadly embrace to prevent any choice between them, politics is rightly despised.
The miserablists need a politics they can believe in by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
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Groups of hair cling together in unattractive strands and the head feels dirty.
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