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New York is many hundreds of miles from the South, but, in the past ten years, the city has put itself on the barbecue map, with a style that's not so much distinctly regional as it is an amalgamation of borrowed techniques, cherry-picked from the Meccas of the South and the Midwest.

The technique is an amalgamation of the Legendre wavelets approximation and differential evolution algorithm.

According to MTV.com, "Dances have always been a part of hip-hop culture — from the running man to the Soulja Boy dance... ...... and this era was the start of commercial hip-hop choreography as it looks today: dance routines are not specific to one genre (strictly popping, strictly locking, or strictly breaking) but rather an amalgamation of urban party dancing with studio technique added to it.

9 This uses a random location sampling technique, 10 based on an amalgamation of output areas, the basic building block used for outputs from the 2001 census in Great Britain.

Its an amalgamation of precise Cryogenic design, RF electronics and Digital Signal Processing techniques.

Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.

"It's an amalgamation of dumb everypeople," Mr. Falco said.

Fancydancing became an amalgamation of cultural influences, tribal influences.

Carol was an amalgamation of several women I met.

I think it is an amalgamation of tribes.

"We are an amalgamation of families working together.