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Saunders said Nixon's library and privately run foundation focus on history; the new nonpartisan center is a "forward-looking" institute for foreign policy: "We believe that our new name unifies our existing 'brands' while avoiding confusion with the other two entities."

Center gets a little less Nixonian 2011

Saunders said Nixon's library and privately run foundation focus on history; the new nonpartisan center is a "forward-looking" institute for foreign policy: "We believe that our new name unifies our existing 'brands' while avoiding confusion with the other two entities."

Nixon Center drops Nixon, changes name to "Center for the National Interest." 2011

However, Injaz, which means accomplishment in Arabic, unifies the services.

unknown title 2009

If you call them a 'many,' that very word unifies them.

A Pluralistic Universe Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College on the Present Situation in Philosophy William James 1876

Campaigner Clair Lewis sees it as a word that unifies the community.

BBC News - Home 2011

If one word unifies the humor at Sundance this time it may be:

USATODAY.com News 2010

And when there is a clear and present danger, it kind of unifies people to get together, to fight.

Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

I don't think Taiwan ever -- quote unquote -- "unifies" with China, and I say this to everyone

Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog 2010

When one "unifies" one does not force submission of the subjects, there is no "yoke" to be thrown off.

American Chronicle 2008

At Apple's "Spotlight on Notebooks" event in Cupertino (video) this morning, Steve Jobs announced and unveiled a new line of MacBooks and MacBook Pros with a new design that more effectively "unifies" the family of notebooks.

MacMerc.com 2008