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"The events of 9/11 brought more unity to the Catholic Church than ever," she said.

The importance of the theme of metamorphosis is more apparent than real; passion is the essential theme of the poem, and passion imparts more unity to the work than do the transformation devices employed by Ovid.

This was done to accommodate a notion several female soldiers expressed on feeling left out, and to create more unity at the troop level.

And the more the visual material is unrelated, the more unity you have to preserve on the soundtrack: the sound bridges the gaps.

And while it cannot be denied that other Circle members were more prominent and influential over the long-term, none contributed more unity and cohesion to the Vienna group during its brief existence.

They are pushing to prevent a fully integrated civil-military effort, and to avoid giving Eikenberry and McChrystal all the authority they need to try to force more unity of effort from allied forces and the U.N.-led aid effort.

"There's more unity, focus and commitment to our nominee than I've seen since Richard Nixon was president," said Steve Grossman, a top fund-raiser for Dr. Dean who now works for Mr. Kerry.

In order to do that, I believe there would have to be more unity.

Are you actually willing to give up some cherished goal, or part of it, to achieve more unity?

General McKiernan was put in charge of both the NATO and American operations this year, in an effort to provide more unity of command over the two missions.

Corbyn reshuffled his shadow cabinet last week in an attempt to create more unity on foreign policy, swapping his pro-Trident defence secretary, Maria Eagle, for the anti-Trident Emily Thornberry.