He explains how in the 1950s a small, tightly knit band of Brothers successfully transplanted the movement to Europe.
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But in recent years, personal difficulties among the once tightly knit staff had caused the place to slip, and Fox put it on the market.
Geneticists have determined that this variation originated in the tightly knit Jewish community centuries ago, marking a carrier as a descendant of Jews.
Eventually, tightly knit digital communities became unable to cope with the deluge of new users, and it's said that online discourse has never fully recovered.
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It might be called a social thriller a tightly knit suspense film that reveals more of the lives of immigrants in London than the most scrupulously earnest documentaries.
With hustle and heavy lifting Jatania and his tightly knit family--offspring of an Indian trader in Uganda--have cobbled together 24 product lines (350 shelf items) in 58 national markets.
But with even the most tightly knit crew, there's often one player who practically blasts off the court and inspires his fellow athletes to play better, leap higher, score more.
Since the United States maintains a tightly knit alliance with South Korea to deter the North's 1m-man army, its planners have been consulting closely with their hosts about the overhaul.
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He starts by drawing a sharp distinction between holding companies, which result from stock deals and are run as loose collections of businesses, and conglomerates, which are tightly knit groups with integrated management.
The movie has abundant momentum short, tightly knit scenes of people arguing, driving around, screwing, and fighting but the farcical plot is so bleak and unfunny that it freezes your responses after about forty-five minutes.
For starters, so-called Affinity Fraud is a ongoing problem and those investors who come from a tightly knit community be the bonds ethnicity, language, religion, or whatever may be steered by their neighbors, families, and friends to a stockbroker who speaks their language and understands their customs.
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The case has raised the issue of gender in the tightly-knit world of Silicon Valley venture capital.
Despite Arsenal's tightly-knit team spirit, Wenger has warned his players against the dangers of going out in large groups.
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The rest come from a tightly-knit group of local independent growers who supply the family with the best of their grapes.
But that was not a marketplace-driven solution in the strictest sense as Morgan and his compeers were a tightly-knit oligarchy, the likes of which does not exist today.
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