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How do you get them to see your organization as a gathering-place, a destination for constructive interaction with others?
Ernan Roman: Relationship Marketing Innovators: 5 Best Practices at Threadless.com Ernan Roman 2011
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How do you get them to see your organization as a gathering-place, a destination for constructive interaction with others?
Ernan Roman: Relationship Marketing Innovators: 5 Best Practices at Threadless.com Ernan Roman 2011
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A semblance of quiet came then in the huge gathering-place and the red police could be observed drawing in their lines.
"Power" by Harl Vincent, part 7 Johnny Pez 2010
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Founded in 1950, the Aspen Institute itself has long served as a seedbed for values-based leadership, and as a gathering-place where leaders of all stripes can find common ground on critical issues.
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Biscoe Bay, as Captain Scott has named it, was for the moment a gathering-place for numerous icebergs; one or two of these seemed to be aground.
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When the King heard this, he turned to the Chief Wazir, who was a gathering-place of all that is evil, and said to him, “What sayst thou of this matter, O Minister?”
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His table was often the gathering-place of men of talent.
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This is such a pleasant house and household, Mrs.A. is as bright as though she were not an invalid, and her room, except at meals, is the gathering-place of the family.
The Hawaiian Archipelago Isabella Lucy 2004
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The Paris slums are a gathering-place for eccentric people — people who have fallen into solitary, half-mad grooves of life and given up trying to be normal or decent.
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Below was a wide, covered veranda, the “ombra,” as they called it, secluded from the public eye — a favorite family gathering-place on pleasant days.
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