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bunch together

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A shrimp, trundling across the sandy bottom, was sufficient cause for them to bunch together, metamorphosing into a single large fish for mutual security until the disturbance had passed.
Country diary by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
I think it is a team's strength in depth that sets them aside and puts you high up on the ladder rather than bunch together in the middle.
It'll be tough for Jenks and his men by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The company first carried out tests on a circular multihead weigher, which were promising in terms of improved speeds, but as Site Director Philippe Blanc explains: "This type of weigher was not suitable in terms of product changeovers and did not cope too well with the tendency of the products to bunch together.
Replacing slow and repititive manual tasks for staff members by Food Trade Review
 
 
 
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