The young Brits grouped together under siege.
Today's Citicorp unit has similar businesses grouped together under the title "securities and banking".
Now mayor Michael Hancock is focusing a string of urban renewal projects there, grouped together under the moniker North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative (NDCC).
Most of the joke answers (the Mister Softee jingle, "my mother-in-law") were discarded, and others were grouped together under general rubrics.
Several very different schemes with very different rules are often grouped together under the "Workfare" label, leading to confusion among detractors and defenders of the schemes alike.
He suggested that the network of Shiite religious schools and teachers based in Najaf -- grouped together under the name Hawza -- might sponsor a new political party to take part in Iraqi elections.
Jude, who has "learned to go invisible like a playing card turned sideways", gets her own scenes, but so too do her minions, grouped together under "we", as befits their role in the story.
Hart, who left DMGT in 2008, had been responsible for the development of key DMGT web properties such as ThisisLondon.co.uk, Femail.co.uk, and DailyMail.co.uk, which are now grouped together under the Mail Online brand.
Vignettes from his childhood, in upstate New York, his two deployments in Iraq, and his more recent family life on a farm in Michigan are grouped together under chapter titles such as "Water," "Wood," and "Ash".
As the scope of sharing personal information expands from a few friends to many sundry individuals grouped together under the Facebook label of "friends," disclosure becomes the norm and privacy becomes a quaint anachronism.
Vignettes from his childhood in upstate New York, his two deployments in Iraq, and his family life on a farm in Michigan are grouped together under chapter titles such as "Water," "Wood," and "Ash".
