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stand together

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stand together 
1. to stand in a group. All the members of the family stood together for a photograph. Please stand together so I can count you.
2. to remain united. We must stand together if we want to defeat this enemy. If we don't stand together, we will be defeated one by one.
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One guard at HMP Swinfen Hall, near Lichfield, told the Sunday Mercury that staff across the Midlands were ready to stand together with their Prison Officers' Association colleagues.
We have stood together in the past and will stand together in the future as well," Zardari added.
Being a representative of thousands of mothers who have been heart-broken by the news of this ruthless decision by the Qatari court, I would strongly summon all mothers in Bahrain of all nationalities to stand together and fight for justice for Adam and his devastated parents.
 
 
 
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