Public
Unified
Unified adjective - Formed or united into a whole.
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Public and unified are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Public" instead an adjective "Unified".
Both words in one sentence
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A few politicians, such as Sarah Palin, Rick Perry, Ted Cruz, and Michele Bachmann, frequently speak at Tea Party events and are considered by outsiders as the public face of the group, but various groups remain and have no unified official leader.
- American gun control advocates do not really have a single unified public face like the NRA does.
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