"Many military spouses find comfort from and take advantage of military support groups," the host, Cuba Gooding Jr., intones in voice-over, as members of, yes, a support group coalesce onscreen.
Over the course of an hour on Friday, protesters practiced several tactics, including "hup," which involves a knot of people jumping up and down (and can be used to coalesce a scattered group) and "melt," in which protesters drift to the ground (used for a "die-in" or to de-escalate a confrontation).
From time to time, ask summing-up questions such as, "What did we just do?" "What just happened here?" and "What should we learn from that?" Questions like these force a pause, preventing a discussion from rushing to a premature decision or blocking a group from coalescing around what may be the wrong conclusion.
We had coalesced into a group while studying Spanish at a language school in Cuzco.
Or we can embrace a modern vision of family where individuals form social and legal bonds out of love and loyalty, instead of defining family as a group coalesced under one male figurehead and a singular name.
Imagine them tempted by the coalescing jihadist group that they see forming in their town or on Facebook pages that convey the message that being a Muslim means hunting Jews, Christians, Yazidis, and Shiites.
When the two men and other religious people coalesced in a group called Clergy and Laity Concerned About Vietnam in 1965, Dr. Brown wrote the group's 38-page manifesto, intended for a national audience.
Ultimately eight senators coalesced into a group to sound out the White House, report back to other senators and try to find a way forward on deficit reduction talks that foundered after automatic spending cuts known as sequestration kicked in March 1.
Once VABP coalesced as a group and Amy found out how serious they were, found out they'd already laid a hundred songs to tape over Lex's beats, she agreed to become their manager.
