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"This represents a melding of mission and business," he said.

Kinderland, Yiddish for "children's world," represents a melding of Yiddish culture and left-wing politics.

The benefit concert on Sunday at 7 30 p.m. — "Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of 'Inside Llewyn Davis'" — represents a melding of commercial and philathropic interests.

Miss Shah and Mr. Bafana, both born and brought up in the United States, are from relatively traditional Indian families, and their introduction and courtship represented a melding of Indian tradition and less formal American ways.

In practice, the essential teachings of Nanak, collected in the Adi Granth (Punjabi: "First Book"), represented a syncretic melding of elements of Vaishnava devotional Hinduism and Sufi Islam, with a goodly amount of social criticism thrown in.

The Bulawayo Pentecostal church in Zimbabwe also represented a successful melding of traditional architecture and Western design forms.

There is much to be gained by a melding of the two disciplines in the underground coal-mining sector.

The story of the 2012 RAV4 EV, which goes on sale this month at about 60 Toyota dealerships in California, represents the melding of two disparate corporate cultures — one a staid but successful Japanese behemoth, the other a disruptive California start-up — into a single machine.

Modern thermochronology can be thought of as a melding of isotope geochronology and geochemical kinetics.

The Bush-Gerson melding of minds is essentially a melding of faiths.Mr Gerson has infused Mr Bush's set-piece speeches with religious imagery.

What followed was a melding of two worlds, that of mother and elite cyclist.