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knit together

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? knit together
vt sep
stitcheszusammenstricken
(= unite) threads of story(miteinander) verknüpfen; peopleeng verbinden
vi
= knit VI b
(= unite)miteinander verwachsen; they knit well togethersie harmonieren gut; (through experience) → sie sind gut aufeinander eingespielt


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But if they are struggling to knit together, they can at least draw comfort from the fact their third league game of the campaign pitches them against opponents who are so far without a goal or point to their name.
Las Vegas, long the entertainment capital of the world, thinks it’s reached the point where it can promote cultural tourism, creating an arts council to knit together a fragmented arts community — from Cirque du Soleil to the Nevada Watercolor Society.
The company will have to knit together a parcel of eight private properties for their mixed use concept of residual and commercial with full public access through a promenade, boat launches and docks.
 
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