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Meanings of merging in English
Catalan
confluència Spanish
confluencia 
Synonyms
Examples for "meeting"
Examples for "meeting"
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Patients meeting all four conditions at week 16 achieved this end point.
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Ocana said that Spain faced no problem in meeting its debt needs.
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Really good meeting, great chemistry, Trump said on Twitter late on Thursday.
4
India's home minister has called a crisis meeting to discuss the demonstrations.
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The schedule we set a year ago, we're still meeting that today.
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When those things start coming together, you start thinking maybe you know.
2
In fact, the two parts of the industry are increasingly coming together.
3
But here we are, years later, still coming together when Thomas calls.'
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That's a way that I think coming together might be more meaningful.
5
Her brows coming together in consternation, Ellen said, You must stop this.
Usage of merging in English
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The court must approve the agreement between the government and merging companies.
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He said this meant merging the two companies would not reduce competition.
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There is some good synergy to merging those aspects together, Barnwell said.
4
Two minutes later, Steamhead Steve's 'Bago was merging back onto Interstate 90.
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We don't know the real reason why they are merging, he said.
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He began to drift, the days running together, their events merging indecipherably.
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But, here's the thing, the suggestion of merging capitals is nothing new.
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They felt their minds merging again, felt themselves become a new being.
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Modi was considering merging some ministries to streamline government, other sources said.
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ABC had more recent strong discussions about merging with CNN in 2002.
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They came as groups merging with our group and they came alone.
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That led to the idea of merging with Warrington and St Helens.
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Reuters contacted two of the three merging banks, which confirmed the plans.
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The mayor told RNZ there'd be no merging with Ms Freeman's group.
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But as Kroah-Hartman says, merging Android into the kernel won't be easy.
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Otherwise, I thought I could succeed in merging as needless many controversies.
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Merging through the time
Merging across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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