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Perhaps even more than in the United States, terrorism has become a unifying issue for Russian politicians and citizens alike.

Ever since he said last year that the Republican health care plan amounted to "don't get sick, and if you do get sick, die quickly," he has become a unifying villain for the right.

And after a man could be heard in videos of the incident shouting "you ain't no Muslim bruv" at the suspected attacker, the phrase has become a unifying call among people condemning the attack on social media.

Jordan's divisions had for some time shielded it from the kind of unified opposition that brought down leaders in Egypt and Tunisia, but now, activists are saying, frustration has become a unifying force.

"What most perceive as our greatest weakness has become a unifying force," Phil says with feeling.

Enthusiastic appreciation by foreigners has given life to a dying tradition, and the music has become a unifying force in the Philippine diaspora.

In its modern form, that goal has become a theory unifying all of nature's basic particles and forces.

As companies continue their never-ending search to "do more with less," unified communications has become a prime target to do just that.

The President's challenge is to unify the country when he has become a factional figure, with most of the population obviously unified against him.

Owing to a steady increase in the amount of information, a comprehensive web-based information portal unifying mitochondrial proteome information has become a necessity.

However, instead of unifying the country, constitution-drafting has become a frenzied contest to secure special privileges for one's own community.