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The police are trying to make it hard for scalpers to congregate near Olympic events.
Meanwhile, scientists at Riverhead are trying to find out where the animals are congregating so that ships can reroute to avoid collisions.
Macroeconomists split into two camps, drawing opposite lessons from the episode.The purists, known as "freshwater" economists because of the lakeside universities where they happened to congregate, blamed stagflation on restless central bankers trying to do too much.
A12 As recovery efforts continue, victims' relatives and the community are trying to come to grips with the collapse by congregating near the site, attending memorial services and establishing a donation fund.
Well before the beginning of the academic year students were congregating around the new school, trying to help the builders with their final touches and assist teachers who were decorating walls and preparing visual materials for their new classes.
"People who were trying to escape repressed backgrounds, like mine and Bob Dylan's, were congregating in Greenwich Village," he said.
Participants also were trying to sort out aid for homeless and mentally ill campers who congregated in large numbers on the north side of City Hall.
On the court about 45 minutes before the game, about 500 fans congregate behind the floor seats, pushed up against one another, squeezed in as if they were trying to catch an 8 a.m. shuttle to Grand Central.
They were trying to escape the stuffy confines of the Grand Hotel, where the great and the good of the publishing industry had congregated for the annual Booksellers Association conference.
