The ethnic amalgams created in Paris in 1919 make any democratic nation as now constituted in a region like the Middle East problematic, as the West has already discovered in Yugoslavia.
This "Tashkent kitchen," staffed by Russian-speaking ethnic Koreans, serves an amalgam of Eastern European, Korean and Uzbek cuisines.
In the ruminative third movement of the Second Quartet, especially as played here with such self-contained tension, the harmonic language -- Bartok's distinctive amalgam of ethnic Eastern European scale patterns and atonal explorations -- sounded eerily unhinged.
(Mr. Ferkauf, however, declined to put his name on the store, giving rise to a false but widely held bit of lore that the name was a clever amalgam of ethnic, numeric and historical references).
Many of Sherman's photographs are composites, in terms of taking the signage of different films, actors, even genres, and "splicing" them together to convey a unique amalgam of cultural messages, political, sexual and ethnic hindsights.
Also, unlike Spain, it has barely any ethnic concept of identity, its population being an amalgam of international passers-through, who have only the language in common.
However, ideologies may differ within the same ethnic group, since each group is a heterogeneous amalgam of individuals.
Cafe "At Your Mother-in-Law" — the lengthy translation of its pithy Russian name — serves an amalgam of cuisines that reflects the culinary history of ethnic Koreans who were forcibly relocated during the Stalin era from the Soviet Far East to Central Asia.
CAFE 'AT YOUR MOTHER-In-LAW' In this sunny space two blocks from the boardwalk you can order an amalgam of Eastern European, Korean and Uzbek dishes from Russian-speaking ethnic Koreans hailing from Tashkent.
Mr Kenyatta comes from Kenya's largest ethnic group, the Kikuyus, while Mr Ruto commands the loyalty of the Kalenjin – an amalgam of several tribes whose political power base is in the Rift Valley.
