Even if the party goes on trying to merge itself with other groups, it is dealing mostly with fellow pipsqueaks.
I think what happened is that since the 60's there's been an ambition that art merge itself with pop culture.
Green party spokesman Spencer Fitzgibbon said: " It would have been strange for the Green party to merge itself with that new party.
South Africa's New National Party -- the party which presided over 46 years of apartheid -- voted last week not only to dissolve, but to merge itself into the African National Congress, the very black-liberation movement it had banned and persecuted for most of those years.
While the proposed union may add to consumer fears that the airline industry eventually will merge itself into a handful of large, unresponsive carriers, employees of Delta and Western had reason for cheer.
The Wackenhut offering followed by a week the announcement by the Corrections Corporation of America, the industry leader, that it would merge itself into its captive trust, CCA Prison Realty Trust, and create a private prison-operating company that the trust will partly own.
Yahoo! is in talks with News Corp. about merging itself with MySpace and the company's other Web outlets, including IGN and Photobucket.
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Bachelet toured the rooms of the cultural center with Mayor Roberto Córdova, and later said that the center "[is] to merge itself with the origins of modern Pichilemu, restoring the facilities to do what is so necessary: to make room for the creativity, talent, imagination, dreams of so many young and many people".
Instead of buying Target directly, Acquirer creates a dummy holding corporation and merges both itself and Target into that dummy.
