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The two latter kingdoms were reunited in the century that followed – but the presence of a third dynasty suggests that their fractious relationship and subsequent amalgamation may have been more complex than initially thought.

With a volubility uncongealed by the frigorific powers of villatic bashfulness, he ejaculated a voluminous replication from the universal tenor of whose contents I deduce the subsequent amalgamation of heterogeneous facts.

Diagnosis and subsequent management of LGS are challenging, relying mostly on the expertise of the physician to interpret an intricate amalgamation of clinical and EEG abnormalities.

This allowed parallel investigation and eventual amalgamation of results.

This process involved deletion of duplicate items and amalgamation of items where overlap was clear.

Chemical mobility and volume changes in the Coloso Fault core suggest different effective fluid/flow ratios during amalgamation of subsequent and subparallel deformation bands that finally control the fracture channeling allowing fault-related fluid flow into each of them.

An overall lack of robust studies and heterogeneity precluded the amalgamation of data into a meta-analysis.

The soundtrack received positive reviews, and was praised for its amalgamation of Bengali and Hindi lyrics.

He shifted the industry and changed our lives through this amalgamation of culture and technology.

They're this great amalgamation of satire and horror and humour and romance novel.

Over sushi in Greenpoint, she called it "an amalgamation of blues and folk and country and gospel".