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At Barcelona, there was an area where the puffers would congregate near the transport mall.

Registration is often just the start. Sometimes sex offenders are barred from living near places where children congregate.

At the beginning of each year, the wildebeest congregate on the fringes of the Serengeti - all giving birth in the same month.

Tens of thousands of whiskered terns congregate in mid-air. On the direction of their leader, the flock dives from a great height at speed.

That event, Stone says, helped him to understand how social media enabled people to suddenly congregate with unforeseen speed and force.

'I loved the fact that so many of the butterflies congregate on the wintering grounds. It was like being in an orange blizzard at times.

He said: 'I never go to places where crowds congregate. It's a completely separate aspect of my life. It's nice. '

If you are on safari you can usually see more animals during the dry season as they congregate around the waterholes.

a. Most of RMC trucks congregate in a few sites to wait for unloading concrete. It makes traffic chaos and resource idle.

Round Table is King Arthur's famed table in the Arthurian legend, around which he and his Knights congregate.

Through this parable, Jesus teaches us that there will be Christians and non-Christians that will congregate together until Judgment Day.

Because stars congregate at a galaxy's centre, the metallicity in most nearby spirals is greatest there and drops toward the edge.

Police in Boston have urged the residents of the city to stay indoors and not to congregate in large groups.

On New Year's Eve, close to a million people congregate there to celebrate.

Hence, catalysts can deform periodically balancing between the capillary force and the congregate force.

The elephants can congregate here, or out in the adjacent paddocks.

Individuals appear to congregate in ideal habitats and, at the correct time of year, may be collected in large series.

Humans along the shorelines where we congregate have often viewed the Walrus species with interest.

The tendency of humans to congregate and look to stronger individuals or a deity to help them is universal in all cultures.

Services most frequently used were case management, congregate meal, home delivered meal, outreach, and recreation.

Believe it or not, there are locations on this planet where free people congregate.

Some conservation efforts for sharks will focus on newly identified hotspots where sharks congregate during migrations.

The new town is simply another dusty Chinese city, the old town is where backpackers congregate and the increasingly ubiquitous tour passes.

Republicans rallying together are natural magnets to Democratic Party rivals who also congregate in this key Midwestern state.

The embassy is urging U. S. citizens to avoid public areas where foreigners congregate and to remain vigilant about personal security.

Many Aquarians like small weddings in unusual places where friends, more than family, congregate to celebrate.

New immigrants congregate in the cities, taking such service sector jobs as washing dishes and cleaning residences or offices.

Follow the evacuation routes provided. If you need a place to stay, congregate care information will be provided.

Yeah, it sounds like a great idea, Mum. It's a safe, wholesomeplace for teens to congregate.

It is here that crooks and smugglers and dope-pedlars congregate, and a pretty villainous gang they are.

if schooling fish start to behave erratically or start to congregate in unusually large numbers , leave the water.

Gather, collect, assemble, congregate, accumulate, amass These verbs mean to bring or come together in a group or mass.

And people are forced to come into the camps to get their safe drinking water. What happens when 20, 000 people congregate in a camp?

Britain's holidaying louts congregate in the same places; The New York Times was reporting from Malia in Crete.

During recent decades, congregate housing has experienced a series of revolutions with the progress of social economy.

For protection, they often congregate with other herd animals, like these guanaco. . .

The idea is that the spheres will adhere to platelets and help them congregate into a clot.

The dead birds found in Arkansas are of species that normally congregate in large groups in fall or winter.

Sometimes sex offenders are barred from living near places where children congregate.

Tuna fishermen pursue pods of dolphins because schools of tuna fish congregate beneath them.

Because militants congregate, a drone's hellfire missile can take out targets intelligence officials didn't even know were present.

Dali is a touristic and shopping Mecca for the Chinese. Gringos congregate on "Foreigner Street" for some western food and conversation.

Congregate living facilities for senior citizens.

The machine, set up factories appear, more people congregate together, so the city more greatly.

One hot spot is the Spotted Pig in Greenwich Village, where startup types congregate.

Dramatic die-offs are most common in animals that congregate or travel in large groups.

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Once each week multitudes congregate at worshiping assemblies to pay homage and respet to Him.

They congregate in flocks that can number in the hundreds of thousands, but flamingos generally remain monogamous for life.

Where do people who make a lot of money tend to congregate?

In data analysis, congregate is a process of large amount original data.

Appropriately, they all now have an equally splendid place to congregate.

Related to micelle formation is the. . . ability of detergent actives to congregate at oil-water interfaces.

Growing to about 16 inches (40 centimeters), French angelfish congregate, often in pairs, at shallow coral reefs.

You want to spend more quality time together and your goal is to buy a vacation home where you can all congregate each summer.

When groups of children congregate to play, Callie does not join them.

Insects tend to congregate on the underside of leaves.

who congregate at the city's temples each day.

Stars congregate most tightly at the galaxy's center, so the life-giving heavy elements they create are most plentiful there.

When joined the fans club have chance to attend the function need ticket, fans club congregate, web prize game and other welfare . . .

The development of congregate housing is seriously affected by the changes of family populations and the residential model.

How to design perfect congregate housing does like a long-term issue in the field of architectural designing.

Congregate at the water cooler.

congregate on top of the cliff.

congregate in a flock of 4 to 6 birds on top of the cliff.

It's a safe, wholesome placefor teens to congregate.

Where crowds of people congregate such as in restaurants, cinemas, theatres and the like.

Now they can offer a digital place for their readers to congregate and talk.

students must not congregate around the front main door or on the footpath putside the font door

A sea of men in black suits and white prayer shawls congregate there, praying loudly and piously bowing their heads;

Congregate refers chiefly to the coming together of a large number of persons or animals:

Reconstruction of the Pattern of the Congregate Habitation in Contemporary Chinese City

Multilevel Model for Analysis of Factors Influencing the Behavior of Congregate Preschool Children

Development of Communication--Research on the Entrance Transition Space in Congregate Apartment

Evaluation of Congregate Effect and Foreign Direct Investment

The birds would congregate and sing

And forced us all to congregate