When times are tough, you can either band together to create a strong united front or start turning on each other.
"But the fact is, this shows that if we band together, at least they'll give us a process."
He said the men ultimately band together and save each other.
People often band together to get a friend to see a counselor.
They had never banded together for any reason other than trade, and certainly not in a common war.
Some groups of people who had banded together then met again this week.
What seemed to matter was that large numbers of people had banded together to do something good.
My guess is they've banded together to fight, but it's not their natural state.
They have banded together as a family under the most trying of circumstances.
But this summer many local residents have banded together in a common cause.
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