Since it all had to be easier for disenchanted citizens to understand, the existing treaties and 80,000 pages of law were to be amalgamated into one constitutional treaty.
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Usefully, we have footnotes not endnotes, but unfortunately the bibliographies are amalgamated into one at the end.
Due to corruption and lobbyists, you asserted, there was no lesser of two evils and the mainstream parties had amalgamated into one.
Rather, it is a civilizational state, an amalgam of the world's longest continuous civilization with a huge modern state, which is also a product of hundreds of states amalgamated into one over its long history".
This kind of state, a product of hundreds of states amalgamated into one over a long history, would become ungovernable if it were to adopt an adversarial political model.
So she rented a beautiful, open space in the design district of San Francisco that is welcoming yet professional, a place where home and office are almost amalgamated into one concept.
This included all process and outcome measures amalgamated into one survey that participants completed at baseline and again following the e-health intervention.
Symptoms written down by the GP such as chestiness, bronchitis or chest infection were amalgamated into one heading of chest infection.
For example, do any of the genetic and pharmological treatments lead to a difference in the ratio of trichoblasts:atrichoblasts in the meristematic zone or total number of cells? Figure 6 and 7 could be amalgamated into one figure.
There were an insufficient numbers of respondents for a robust analysis of each branch separately using the methods described above so respondents from all three branches were amalgamated into one dataset.
