The event saw well-wishers joining hands and saying prayers outside the house in Allenton.
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As expected, Skype and Avaya are joining hands by linking their Internet Protocol (IP)-based communications systems.
The wealthy are joining hands without regard to political affiliation to cut benefits that enjoy broad bipartisan support among everyone who is not rich.
It galvanised a tired end-of-festival audience into forming, spontaneously, a giant dance circle joining hands being a Celtic form of applause that is as common as clapping.
Joining hands with a party that is clearly supported by a significant number of Turks, if not its meddlesome generals, would surely help shore up Turkey's wobbly democracy, the argument goes.
As part of this program, UNESCO and Nokia are joining hands, where Nokia is providing its mobile phones and its application "Nokia Education Delivery (NED)" for UNESCO s project on use of ICT for professional development of public school teachers in remote areas.
Did Mr. Krugman ever object to the "opinion pieces" of his New York Times colleague Maureen Dowd, whose serial character assassinations of senior U.S. officials would, by any objective measure, be examples of, in his words, "the media establishment joining hands with the lunatic fringe"?
Reaching around the tree with both hands, joining his hands at the wrists, he sat himself up, leaned back against the tree.
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St Johnstone were also looking to bounce back from their exit at the hands of St Mirren, with David McCracken and Kevin Moon returned from injury and Willie Gibson joining them in the starting line-up in place Sean Higgins, Jamie Adams and the injured Frazer Wright.
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