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Senator Tom Daschle's position could put him at odds with President Bush over how to make the nation's intelligence apparatus interact effectively with the administration's proposed domestic security department, which would merge a vast array of agencies.
They would merge their expertise.
In other industries firms would merge.
The battle for ABN began when Barclays said it would merge with the lender: if ABN had not sunk one British bank, it would have torpedoed another.More worrying than the government's crude populism is the harm it may have done RBS by interfering in its governance and effectively repudiating its legal contracts.
On October 31st the two companies announced that they would merge.
It then said it would merge the two Swiss concerns.
The firms said they would merge to form Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis.
Ralph: I would merge the consumers, workers and environmentalists into one movement.
Ironically, by 2007, most of the phone companies would merge into just AT&T and Verizon.
I never thought Curtis Hanson and Gerard Butler would merge to tell a story about Mavericks.
Earlier this year, Musk said Tesla and his alternative energy company SolarCity would merge.
