We are big believers in the merging of commerce and content.
For many years Herbert Gussman was the chairman of the executive committee of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and was instrumental in the merging with the Union Pacific Railroad.
Part of the problem lies in the merging of the functions of the old DHSS benefits offices with those of the jobcentre.
"But the brilliance of voice communications on the Internet is in the merging of the Internet's power with the ease of use of the telephone.
This kind of syncretism was widely employed in the merging of Greek and Roman culture in the Roman Empire (e.g., Zeus as the Roman god Jupiter).
But perhaps the most novel experiment in the merging of physical and digital play comes from an independent designer, Douglas Wilson.
The couple returned home to vote in a tiny election on Sunday that is considered a bellwether in the merging worlds of Mexican and American politics, a sleepy town on the arid plains of northern Mexico.
Here, a tunnel with plywood sections covered in stretchy nylon (it looks like a giant centipede) offers a less than immersive lesson in the merging of viewer and sculpture.
Cinematic and lovely inside, the condo-palazzos float like Citizen Kane's Xanadu high above the remains of the West Village, still a cautionary tale in the merging of art and commerce, though Maria Pashby, the blue-chip Corcoran broker who has the listings of the duplex and the triplex, said two interested buyers were circling.
Fassbinder delights in the merging of fantasy and reality, using the exotic venues of laboratories and high-style offices, gleaming shopping malls and chilling modern architecture to conjure a world that's too clean and clear, too alluring and perfect to be true.
Steady progress was made in the merging beamlet experiment.
