It has brought some successes — America has been kept safe — but has amalgamated jihadists bent on the West's destruction with national movements like the Palestinian whose goal is distinct.
There were originally a 1st and 2nd Life Guards but these amalgamated in 1922 which coincided with a change in role making the soldiers an armoured car regiment using vehicles such as Scimitar, Striker and Spartan, which are built for speed and agility.
Steinbeck and Ricketts are never mentioned by name but are amalgamated into the first person "we" who narrate the log.
In 1921, the battalion was re-raised as a part-time unit within the Citizens Forces in the state of Victoria, but was amalgamated with the 21st Battalion in 1929 to form the 23rd/21st Battalion.
Prior to this, the 10th Proletarian Infantry Regiment, a B-class unit required to maintain only 15% of wartime troop levels, was stationed in Gospić, but was amalgamated with the 9th Proletarian Infantry Regiment to form the 236th Motorized Brigade.
The Menzies government accepted the committee's recommendation that Supply and Defence Production be amalgamated, but dropped the key proposal that the Department of Defence absorb the Departments of Army, Navy and Air.
The word "salad" derives from the Latin sal, meaning salt, and this is the key here: you need to get the seasoning right – the salt, the oil, the vinegar – to hold together the separate components, give them their due respect, but also amalgamate them into one.
As this measure is based on surveying gene families in the extant E. coli genome, it does not directly chart duplication dynamics but rather amalgamates possibly quite different gain and loss histories of individual gene families.
But these reminders are amalgamated by Mr. Alston in ways peculiar to him: ways far from conservative.
