amalgamous

However, because this is a discussion for people of all beliefs, I refer to it as this amalgamous term.

18th September '03 2003

Boadicea was part of a noble and warlike people, the Keltoi or in Latin, Celtae, an amalgamous group of people which populated the British Isles and western Europe from the late 5th century B.C. onwards.

Boadicea, Queen of the Iceni | Letter Never Sent 2002

And now I will move on to a few comments on the overall market environment based on our experience, the marketplace seems amalgamous to a tale of two cities.

Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2010

This plan has been amalgamous, it has morphed and mutated, it has made strides and taken hits.

Buffalo Rising Christa Glennie Seychew 2010

"Forgive Me" (5: 03) 0: 22 - Another fantastically amalgamous rhythmic composition, and here we get our first real taste of electricity, although it comes in a few monotonic notes and feedback.

i guess i'm floating 2009

On that basis, I'd like to nominate this for removal from the list, as whether some people view them as seperate, or the same is clearly not a relation to liberalism, simply an amalgamous mission statement with extremist views in harmony or disharmony with islam at various points.

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