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None of these critical campaigns should be subsumed into an agency with a very different mission.

The relationships within the Hydrobatinae are complex and uncertain, and it has been suggested that all the members of the subfamily could be subsumed into an enlarged Hydrobates.

There's a National Centre for Policing Excellence, shortly to be subsumed into a National Policing Improvement Agency.

During 2011 this will be subsumed into a bigger argument about the European Union's next five-year budget.

His report recommended that A-levels and GCSEs be subsumed into a diploma offering better vocational routes and basic skills training in numeracy, literacy and ICT skills.

Either the ego may disappear as you become a passive recipient of the cyberworld or be subsumed into a potentially dangerous, communal ego (think suicide bombers).

The Times-Picayune will be subsumed into a new company called NOLA Media Group and will come out three days a week (Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays), with most of the resources — fewer after the layoffs — devoted to the Web.

Under the pact, which ends a war that has claimed 14,000 lives, the Maoist guerrillas will disarm under the watch of the UN and be subsumed into a national army.

Mr Phillips recently warned that Britain was in danger of "sleepwalking into segregation".The need to combat narrow-minded identity politics was much discussed at the CRE conference, as was the fact that the body will be subsumed into a super-quango, the Commission for Equality and Human Rights (see article), next year.

This may make it more difficult for Quakerism to be subsumed into a reunited Christian church; but the faith of most Friends has always been that of Schweitzer in The Quest of the Historical Jesus: as "we do the work of Christ we shall come to know who he is".

At no point did the Tory leadership ever challenge the leave campaign's lie that Britain was about to be subsumed into a federal superstate, and thus leave stole the mantle of patriotism, castigating pro-Europeans for selling Britain out to Brussels.