I have no idea whether all of what I remember actually happened or whether I have amalgamated different journeys and different Christmases in my brain.
One amalgamates the search terms "transgender" (I saw Caitlyn Jenner) with "plastic surgery" and "weight loss" – offensively implying that affirming one's gender identity is nothing weightier than a makeover.
"But, when I was talking to them, I thought, if I can amalgamate some of that with what we do in New Zealand, I can come up with a reasonably exciting style of footie.
Since no one country has the perfect political system, I've amalgamated their best practices in how to structure the executive branch, legislature and judiciary into a model I call "direct technocracy". .
"In my less critical moments (although not only then)," he writes in "A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market," "I mentally amalgamate the royalties from this book, whose writing was prompted in part by my investing misadventure, with my WCOM losses".
Much of my experience is based on material that is, or has been, confidential, and so I will amalgamate the information for purposes of anonymity.
SNOP codes were amalgamated into four categories: (i) normal, nondiagnostic, or nonmalignant; (ii) containing atypical cells or being suspicious of malignancy but not meeting the criteria of malignancy; (iii) malignant excluding MM; and (iv) MM.
But this does not purport to be a documentary (and for the record, the label "documentary" does not guarantee truth either) and I am certain shortcuts were taken, characters amalgamated, and complexities simplified.
So when I heard he had formed an Alabama supergroup that amalgamated the names of several key players, there was no way I was going to wait another decade to see him perform.
In 1966 Jaguar amalgamated with the Austin-Morris interests (i.e., the British Motor Corporation) to form British Motor Holdings Ltd., which two years later merged with Leyland to become British Leyland; in 1984 Jaguar was sold.
