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And four of six intelligence "fusion centres", where the CIA and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence share information, have been closed, according to the Washington Post.
His libertarianism, if implemented, would be nothing short of a social and economic disaster; but his critique of crony capitalism – of the fusion between corporate interests and the state – is one many on the left could easily identify with.
The cross expresses fusion of mighty opposites, and for that reason it has become a powerful symbol in society, in language, culture, religion, and of course too when featured in the form of song.
To many people's surprise this awkward fusion has so far been a source of electoral strength – but it could spell break-up in the future.
The former Community Relations Minister in the 1974 power-sharing executive will address a Fianna Fail meeting at the Goat Bar in south Dublin, where he will tell party members that he supports their move into Northern Ireland and eventual fusion with the SDLP.
Beautifully landscaped and designed by the team responsible for at least one Giorgio Armani villa in Italy, the Carib-Italian fusion food is excellent if also priced for the Armani wallet - £15 for a bowl of (delicious) pasta and a tenner for a coffee and pancake breakfast.
There's a palm-shaded pool and a restaurant serving French, Asian and Brazilian fusion cuisine.
Meal for two from £11, +91 750 777 1556, gowiththeflowgoa.com Sublime, Morjim Chris Saleem Agha Bee is the hippy-raver-chef poster child of Goa, and his restaurant Sublime, now on Morjim Beach, is an institution, serving Goan-international fusion food for almost a decade.
The fusion of Scotland with England in 1707 created not only a multinational state but a constitutional palimpsest, a nation both Scottish and British, under which all Scots could not help but possess a dual identity, simultaneously nationalist and unionist.
Local band La Smala is one worth checking out and, especially at weekends, you can find all kinds of live music in bars throughout the city, from Chilean folk and pop to Latin fusion.
You might assume that this fusion of rock and comedy is entirely without precedent.
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The primary grammatical function of "fusion" is as a noun , referring to the act or result of combining or merging separate elements. Ludwig examples show its usage in various contexts, from culinary arts to nuclear physics. The Ludwig AI indicates that the word is correct and usable.
Expression frequency: Very common
