Each place would offer Bowie a last opportunity to work in the musical and theatrical worlds that he had specialised in amalgamating throughout his career.
Recently he amalgamated with his only rivals, Cairns & Brothers, a few doors down the street they comprise now the only firm in America in the business Hats are repaired for one dollar.
He used both approaches in his increasingly large sculptures, amalgamating all of his earlier figurations to form erotic fetishes or signals towering into space.
Among those mentioned as possible beneficiaries his amalgamating benevolences are Rob't Rutherford McCormick and Jos.
When he opposed the last government's "scandalous" plans to amalgamate police forces – his own would have been swallowed up – his analysis was the same as mine.
His photographs amalgamate the undying elegance of female form and mapping designs through lights and projections.
Gygax decided he would compress the castle dungeons into 13 levels, the size of his original Castle Greyhawk in 1973 by amalgamating the best of what could be gleaned from binders and boxes of old notes.
His heart is in thoughtful 1970's soul, amalgamating sources like Sly Stone, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder into songs about uncertain lovers and grand aspirations.
In 1941 he formed his own party, the Northern Rhodesian Labour Party, with the aim of amalgamating the colony with Southern Rhodesia under a new constitution.
In 1879 he succeeded in amalgamating all British commercial interests on the Niger into the United African Company, but his application for a royal charter was refused in 1881 on the ground that British influence was not paramount in the Niger region.
