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Now the two are effectively merging together.

That group has since effectively merged with Al Qaeda.

There the two cultures effectively merged, with Korean potters producing wares according to Japanese specifications for nearly 100 years.

RNC members passed a resolution giving Trump the party's "undivided support" and effectively merged with Trump's campaign.

We all know that the California freeways are crammed with brain-dead drivers who hog the slow lane, apparently incapable of learning how to effectively merge with new drivers entering the freeway.

The OFT is to be merged with the Competition Commission.

Even though Falkenbach was formed as early as 1989, the band didn't get much attention until the debut, that includes epic music that is "rife with keyboards, Viking themes, and folk music tendencies," Falkenbach was effectively a merge of Viking metal with folk metal.

Merging Sanger and NGS data into a single assembly generated a robust dataset with adequate transcript lengths that could be effectively mapped to the An.

Once again, the drifting was effectively halted by Zn clusters merging with other clusters and/or Au seed nanoparticles resulting in the formation of complete ZnO networks over large areas of the SiC substrates, as already shown in Figure 6b.

Other MPs whose seats are effectively being abolished or merged with others include ex-Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb (Preseli Pembrokeshire), Labour leadership contender Owen Smith (Pontypridd), Labour MP Rachel Reeves (Leeds West), Conservative Brexit Secretary David Davis (Haltemprice and Howden) and Labour's Tristram Hunt (Stoke on Trent Central).

This portion will be merged with Air One.