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.
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".
Just last week, it was reported that Dish wanted to merge with T-Mobile USA, whitselfself is merging with MetroPCS.
After becoming a publicly traded company itself last year by merging with Archipelago Holdings, the exchange's operator merged in April with Euronext, which owned stock and futures exchanges in London, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Lisbon.
The pioneers were the derivatives exchanges: France's Matif forged a somewhat tenuous link with Germany's Deutsche Terminbörse, and later the DTB itself merged with its Swiss counterpart to form Eurex. Eurex, a screen-based exchange, did so well that it became the world's biggest derivatives exchange, taking over from the floor-based Chicago Board of Trade.
But Beckman turned into a lucrative takeover play, acquired by SmithKline Beecham, which itself merged with Glaxo Wellcome, forming Glaxo-SmithKline.
For example, Chrysler, as discussed above, acquired AMC in 1987 for access to AMC's Jeep vehicles and in 1998 was itself merged with Daimler-Benz, which sought Chrysler's expertise in high-volume manufacturing and design techniques.
