Both the Free Church of Scotland ("wee frees") and the Free Presbyterian Church ("wee wee frees") take pride in having eschewed an amalgam between Scotland's main Protestant churches, achieved a century ago through a slight blurring of theological edges.
In a response issued by Éditions Flammarion, Mr. Houellebecq denied that he was racist and said he had never "made an amalgam between Arabs and Muslims".
Netanyahu now will concoct an amalgam between Shiite Muslims and Sunni Muslims.
The Independence Party is a curious amalgam, split between upstate, where the libertarian billionaire Tom Golisano has underwritten the party, and downstate, where remnants of a Marxist sect mix with supporters of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and real estate developers.
The amalgam of ritz-for-the-masses retail on Tuesday said fourth-quarter profit rose 59%.
It is no coincidence that the DUP's manifesto often reads a bit like an amalgam of the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
The organisation is an amalgam of the Real IRA, independent republican terror units in areas such as East Tyrone as well as members of Republican Action Against Drugs in Derry.
The Left Party, an amalgam of the former East German communist party with west German leftists, won seats in both states and threatens to complicate German politics permanently.
Hollande is an awkward amalgam of the bland and the tetchy.
It's unsatisfying, certainly, but the answer is an amalgam of the following responses: A bit.
