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come together 1. to touch together; to meet. The ends of the boards just came together. They were almost too short. We came together in the park, just as we had agreed. 2. to attend something together; to arrive at an event together. Alice and I are going to come together. We will come to the party together. come together (on something) to discuss and agree on something. I hope we can come together on a price. I'm sure we can come together. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Each year, the organization sponsors National Rebuilding Day, when volunteers--both skilled and unskilled--in 770 communities nationwide come together and provide free home repairs. They become estranged as they let the cancer dominate their relationship, but finally, just before Julie's death, they come together to reclaim their friendship. Four struts come together at each node in a tetrahedral structure. |
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