Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton praised South Carolina for removing the Confederate flag from the statehouse grounds in Columbia as roughly 1,000 gathered to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy.
Gather around, gather round.
She also tried a form of self-publishing: from around 1858 until roughly 1864, she gathered her poems into forty homemade books, known as "fascicles," by folding single sheets of blank paper in half to form four consecutive pages, which she then wrote on and, later, bound, one folded sheet on another, with red-and-white thread strung through crudely punched holes.
In 15 days, it gathered roughly 10,500 supporters.
Roughly three hundred and fifty psychiatrists gathered in a large auditorium in Chicago.
His remarks came a day after roughly 30,000 protesters gathered in the northern port city of Haifa, and thousands more gathered in smaller protests around the country.
Roughly 100 have gathered on this June day on the Hollywood lot of Paramount Pictures to celebrate the studio's centennial.
Roughly 1,200 people gathered in the main gym to hear the speech, and another 1,000 waited for him in an overflow room.
The morning of the rally, roughly 50 activists gathered inside a nondescript warehouse in Atlanta to run over the nuts and bolts of their demonstration.
On Saturday, two days before Haley's announcement that the flag would come down, roughly five hundred people gathered at the state capitol to demand its removal.
