It's applicable anywhere two or more people congregate and don't want to be bothered by nihilists.
Even more women congregate online at Antoinette's website, TheChateau.org, and attend glamorous events she organizes.
American white ibises are not faithful to the sites where they breed, and large breeding colonies composed of ten thousand birds or more can congregate and disband in one or two breeding seasons.
However, some (researchers and public health officials) have proposed that school closure in urban areas might have an opposite effect because children released from school can more easily congregate.
More people congregated at the street café, while onlookers gathered near the air compressor.
More visitors congregated around Jackson Square, the boardwalk along the Mississippi River, and, of course, the bars of Bourbon Street.
Almonte's popularity has meant even more people congregating at the family's home, which is overflowing with relatives.
The space seemed to be a balmy 65 degrees, and as more people congregated there, the air became thick with expectation.
Mapping was done to identify the locations where 2 or more IDUs congregated for injection of drugs or other purposes (purchasing, injecting and staying).
With more children congregating in limited spaces, thus providing readily available reservoirs for rapid circulation of the virus, there is a higher risk of transmission to the rest of the population and their family members.
