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You can make all the components up to a week in advance, and then assemble and do the final roast on Thanksgiving.

Minutes later, Adam and Tina assemble the roadside cafe — a long folding table with a buffet line of plates, cutlery and food, along with a cooler of drinks, low-riding wood-and-canvas chairs and a hand-washing station.

Two of us waste no time assembling and attacking the largesse, one of many incentives to reserve a table, preferably outside, at the upstart Moon Rabbit at the Wharf.

As he assembled his staff for the Justice Department, he asked the 35-year-old lawyer if there was a job in the department that might interest him.

Axiom Space—which plans to assemble its own private space station this decade—has announced that it will fly the first “fully private” flight to the ISS late next year.

But if Democrats are faced with the reality of a glut of qualified candidates, Republicans are assembling more of a fantasy team.

He engaged his friends in conversations about God, even assembling groups for meetings of prayer and Bible study.

Extracting the energy embedded there would require assembling a new set of tools, new technologies.

ASSEMBLING THE AMAZING CAST Robert Iscove (Director): Harvey Weinstein gave the film to me.

Yet arguably, if Israel advances to an agreement, the possibility of assembling an international coalition against Iran widens.

Outside the engine-house, people carrying lanterns were assembling, swearing, and shouting for the keys.

These were refused by the English government; but his next request, for the assembling of a conference, was granted.

He had a deadly precision of speech, a very remarkable memory, and a great power of organising and assembling his facts.

The two chiefs of the Ismaelians listened long to the tales Zeyneb had to tell of the assembling of the Franks.

Those assembling at the church created much curiosity, and not a little cynical criticism, at first.