Here, clustered together in the middle of nowhere, were relics of Irish civilization that spanned thousands of years.

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The dorms were widely scattered, though some, resembling midsized family homes, were clustered together.

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And with the associated kit clustered together in base stations, upgrades are easy to carry out.

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And interview subjects can be chosen from around the country rather than clustered together in particular areas.

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That way, you can use a pinned map to tell individual stories instead of automatically having them all clustered together.

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Mr. Bacardi organizes his alcohol on shelves according to type: Gins are clustered together, tequilas have their own section and so on.

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Many authorities have already clustered together regionally, to form four "consortia" but from September they will be in charge of improving schools.

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Windows are clustered together in one corner, while the rest of the gray surface is smooth, except where broken here and there by what look like square openings.

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When the adult birds from these broods picked their lek sites, males who shared a father clustered together far more often than would be expected by chance alone.

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Imagine that one of the documents about the same event or topic that is clustered together broadens their reporting to include more details, including information about other people or places or things that was involved.

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