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Meanings of merged in English

Formed or united into a whole.

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Examples for "integrated"
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The integrated treatment was managed according to the code of good practice.
Pubmed
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For these integrated financial services companies, investment research performs a dual role.
The Irish Times
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However, few studies have examined these risk factors in an integrated model.
Pubmed
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The Company also provides technology integrated services for other chemical production systems.
Reuters
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Limitations in current model systems do not allow for this integrated approach.
Pubmed
1
Climate change preparedness strategies need to be incorporated into public health programs.
Pubmed
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However, food safety must be incorporated when looking at sales and bargains.
Jamaica Observer
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They also incorporated new skills and self-help techniques to enable sustainable change.
Pubmed
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Twenty thousand conscripts were incorporated in it; General Berthier was appointed commander-in-chief.
The Companions of Jehu
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Hacking, he said, was most effective when incorporated into wider military strategy.
The Guardian
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How to incorporate this information into dosing decisions remains an open question.
Pubmed
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EBONY: You incorporate a lot of great history lessons during the tour.
Ebony
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And it's quite simple and clear to incorporate it into your programming.
Python for unix and linux system administration
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A number of hospitals incorporate GP surgeries, social services and complementary therapies.
The Guardian
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You can also incorporate Vlogging or try it as an alternative approach.
The South African
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It was meant to provide a unified position on a national crisis.
News.com.au
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He said that a unified product may take a year or two.
Reuters
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One problem is the sector's apparent inability to make a unified case.
The Guardian
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Currently, different certification schemes exist but not in a unified, centralised way.
The Irish Times
5
Mr Flavell said he was ready for a new unified Māori movement.
Radio NZ
Usage of merged in English
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They merged their thermal power businesses at the start of this year.
Reuters
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The deal will result in cost savings at the merged US operation.
The Irish Times
3
And with those simple yet monumental words, his past and present merged.
Patrick's destiny
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AQIM merged with other local jihadist groups last year to form JNIM.
Reuters
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His sense of time was gone; night and day were merged now.
Native son
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The merged company's highly leveraged financial profile currently limits a possible upgrade.
Reuters
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It merged its UK fund and life insurance businesses earlier this year.
Reuters
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The merged entity could also apply for further help from the government.
Reuters
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Reality and entertainment have merged to the point where they are indistinguishable.
The Irish Times
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A spokesman for Weibo said the investment went into the merged company.
Reuters
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It has recently merged with NEC and taken over Medion of Germany.
The Guardian
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The new company could eventually be privatized or merged into the government.
Reuters
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Jefferies estimates the merged entity could save 500 million euros through synergies.
Reuters
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She said some kind of paywall was likely under a merged company.
Radio NZ
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In 2011, the company merged with Membase, another open source database company.
Wired
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Just inside the Pennsylvania state line, the highway merged with Interstate 90.
The Lost Continent
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