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flock together

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flock together
to gather together in great numbers. (*Typically said of birds and sheep.) A large number of blackbirds flocked together, making a lot of noise. Do sheep really flock together in a storm?
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My grandmother's advice comes to mind , "Birds of a feather flock together.
Conventional wisdom suggests that birds of a feather should flock together.
BIRDS of a feather may flock together but this takes the biscuit.
 
 
 
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