Unified Silla Dynasty, (668 935), dynasty that unified the three kingdoms of the Korean peninsula Silla, Paekche, and Koguryŏ.
Many hospital executives argue that unified, they have weathered the economic turmoil better.
It was this gargantuan intention that unified his divergent activities, from lecture tours to sculpture.
It was lightly mineral, lightly floral, delicately nuanced and yet with an underlying power that unified the disparate elements.
The governing coalition that engineered the ouster of Mr. Musharraf must now face a range of potential problems, minus the main factor that unified it: opposing him.
But she is hoping that unified Republican control of Congress is a "stepping-stone" to a larger national swing to the Right, as America returns to "core values".
It was founded, rather like Arlington Cemetery outside Washington, DC, to commemorate those who died in the mid-19th century civil wars that unified the country.
He thus served to develop a governmental liberalism that unified much of the outlook of party politicians, who were otherwise divided on political lines.
It was a demonstration of solidarity that unified the prisoners into what seemed like a single organism of shared opposition to the system that gave the guards their jobs, their power and their identities.
His association, he points out, convened the "town meeting" of 5,000 New Yorkers at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center that unified the public's dismay over the initial World Trade Center rebuilding schemes.
But it is De Niro's towering, Oscar-winning performance as the self-destructive La Motta, a proud but foolish man undone by forces he can neither understand nor control, that unified this pitiless psychodrama.
