As of this writing, before this year’s State of the Union address takes place on March 7, a very important word comes to mind. That word is “union.” There are several ways that this word can be used, but within the scope of the “State of the Union” address to be given by President Biden, I’ll give you the one that’s the most pertinent to me.
When I Google the word “union,” the definition provided is: “the act of uniting or joining two or more things together.”
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