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Can I help you?" The latter is addressed to me, who is trying to merge into the fresh greens.
Like his counterpart in Rio de Janeiro, he is trying to merge the two forces in practice, if not in name.
It's just one example of many ways the Walker is trying to "merge on-site with online," as Ms. Viso explains it.
At the same time, The Post is trying to merge its print and online news operations, to eliminate duplication and turf wars — a task that is said to be among Ms. Weymouth's highest priorities.
NEW YORK TIMES Glencore Said to Eye Viterra | Glencore International, which is trying to merge with Xstrata, and the grain marketer Cargill are among the companies interested in potentially buying Viterra, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
Mutual Admiration Society is an unlikely alliance, as Glen Philips of the R.E.M.-styled Toad the Wet Sprocket has his chronic mopiness lightened by the mandolin, fiddle and guitar of Nickel Creek, which is trying to merge the fast-fingered virtuosity of "newgrass" or "new acoustic music" with pop vocals.
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Others are trying to merge the pontiff's visit with another kind of religion.
"I'm trying to merge two worlds, and it doesn't have to be one way or the other.
Had plenty of time to think, since I was trying to merge my car onto West 43rd Street.
They capture it and use it for Google Now and other services they are trying to merge into Google Glass and Google Plus.
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