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Dugdale is not so much a send-up of any one particular Australian prime minister as much as an amalgam of them all.
The result is an amalgam of science and whimsy that recently propelled the series into prime time -- a reaction that Mr. Hillenburg finds only a little surprising.
Nova is tabloid television, an amalgam of Hollywood reruns, talk shows, graphic news reports, post-prime-time soft-core pornography, and surprisingly thorough investigative reporting.
Others, however, argue that its real low was the self-referential satire B.L.A.I.R.1 a hellishly unfunny amalgam of 2000AD's own 1970s Six Million Dollar Man rip-off, M.A.C.H.One, and the then-Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Others, however, argue that its real low was the self-referential satire B.L.A.I.R.1 – a hellishly unfunny amalgam of 2000AD's own 1970s Six Million Dollar Man rip-off, M.A.C.H.One, and the then-Prime Minister Tony Blair.
(Imagine an amalgam of Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen and Jesse Colin Young).
An amalgam of civil-rights groups called….
Thus, Oaksterdam — an amalgam of Oakland and Amsterdam — was born.
He praised Kadyrov and his amalgam of religion and government.
It is an amalgam of dozens of incremental improvements.
