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The OXMIS dictionary is an amalgamation of the eighth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-8) and the surgical operation codes used by the Office of National Statistics.

The New Series indices are available volume by volume, by amalgamations of 10 volumes, and by an amalgamation of the entire New Series.

Cuckservative is an amalgamation of the word cuckold — the husband of an adulterous woman — and conservative.

The method of proof involves an amalgamation of the Mackey Machine and the Orbit Method.

Progressives are starting to resist Common Core for an amalgamation of the above complaints.

The latter was formed on July 1 , 1965 as an amalgamation of the Harvard Alumni Association (est. 1840) and the Associated Harvard Clubs (est. 1897).

In 1938 he became director of the National Art Academy, an amalgamation of the Hangzhou and Beiping art academies.

The play is like an amalgamation of the wittier bits of "Sex and the City" and a psychological thriller.

The majority of garden plants in the UK are an amalgamation of the flora of six continents.

As a leader, you're not only an amalgamation of the best practices you've seen, but also an amalgamation of the things that you've loathed in other organizations.

Linux is an amalgamation of the input of many companies and individual software engineers.