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- noun Plural form of
fusion .
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Examples
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Celebrity couple name fusions, or uninames, are ubiquitous, if not completely predictable, these days.
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Celebrity couple name fusions, or uninames, are ubiquitous, if not completely predictable, these days.
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Celebrity couple name fusions, or uninames, are ubiquitous, if not completely predictable, these days.
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And so he's working with this group called the Heliocentrics that has also done these kind of fusions of jazz music and world music.
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And so he's working with this group called the Heliocentrics that has also done these kind of fusions of jazz music and world music.
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And so he's working with this group called the Heliocentrics that has also done these kind of fusions of jazz music and world music.
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And so he's working with this group called the Heliocentrics that has also done these kind of fusions of jazz music and world music.
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And so he's working with this group called the Heliocentrics that has also done these kind of fusions of jazz music and world music.
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When no telomere is present, attempts to replicate this uncapped end may be responsible for the apparent "fusions" of the replicated chromatids at the position of the previous break as well as for perpetuating the chromatid type of breakage-fusion-bridge cycle in successive mitoses.
Nobel Lecture The Significance of Responses of the Genome to Challenge 1983
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In 16 of those cases, he performed a total of 24 additional fusions.
Medicare Records Reveal Troubling Trail of Surgeries John Carreyrou 2011
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