Entity resulting from the act of combining several entities to form one.
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Fundamental operation that reconciles the changes made to two independent branches of a file into a single set of files that contains both sets of changes.
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Of particular interest is how to merge data from different technological platforms.
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A second step would be a proposal to merge the two companies.
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You must use identical MyISAM tables to form a single merge table.
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I might see how to merge subject and object: the zero experience.
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GM and Fiat are in talks to merge their operations in Europe.
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Cities are a place of tolerance, by definition, where difference must merge.
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He also believes National City could merge with KeyCorp at some stage.
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I guess the merge made the budget cuts easier to deal with.
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The goal is to identify where water sources originate, intersect and merge.
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Jackson will decide if the two companies will be allowed to merge.
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Corporate egos have contributed to Japanese companies' reluctance to merge with rivals.
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British media companies Granada and Carlton Communications have ended talks to merge.
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We pulled apart to let the urge to merge subside until later.
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The Government's decision to merge Phillipstown school in Christchurch is declared illegal.
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In herself worthy of distinction, she must merge all distinction in his.
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The polytechs of Napier and Gisborne are planning to merge next year.
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