Scotland's fire and rescue services are set to merge into one single organisation on 1 April.
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That quibble aside, don't expect this clash of aesthetic ideals to merge into any sort of ergonomic ideal.
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That is because later this year, their respective publishing companies are expected to merge into a new company called Penguin Random House.
Blackpool Council said the promenade closure was taking place to allow two pedestrian crossings to merge into one at New Bonny Street.
The CAAC has urged the 10 airlines under its control to merge into three carrier groups under China Southern, China Eastern and unlisted Air China in a bid to boost competitiveness.
For me, as an African more used to covering events on that wonderful yet challenged continent, there was an added poignancy as the developed and developing world seemed to merge into one terrible physical and human catastrophe.
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Labour wants to merge them into one single force, and the SNP also wants a reduction.
Stephen House has said as many as 3, 000 support staff could be lost as he seeks to merge eight forces into one.
IMF, to push Latin American countries to merge their stock exchanges into a single well-regulated market.
It would be better to merge the two committees into one, say some economists, including Sushil Wadhwani, a hedge-fund manager who sat on the MPC until 2002.
Allianz thought it had its product and distribution problems solved in March 2000 when Deutsche Bank and Dresdner announced plans to merge and bring Allianz into the deal.
Historically, it has tried to merge its smaller partners into big "anchor" bottlers, but its success in under-developed markets often depends on small local outfits that know the terrain.
With the New Democrats now led by a former Liberal, and the Liberals by an old NDP man, the answer to Mr Topp may be to merge the two parties into one.
Mr Clarke's plans to merge the four Welsh forces into one have already been strongly criticised by chief constables and police authorities.
The draft proposal, presented by the Commission in September 2010, aims to strengthen and merge existing directives into a single piece of legislation known as the single European railway area.
The remote islands off the northern tip of Scotland, their physical presence and their long history which seemed to merge backwards, almost seamlessly, into myth, were his entire world.
Conservative AM Suzy Davies said that "Morriston can't cope" at present, and worried that the plans to merge three accident and emergency departments into one hospital was going "too far".
Last May, they announced a plan to merge their space-launch operations into a new venture, the United Launch Alliance, and the Federal Trade Commission is expected to approve the deal sometime this month.
Counter to Tory policy nationally, Wiltshire councillors agreed to abolish four district councils and merge into one unitary authority - saving a fortune in bureaucracy but cutting a deal with the then Labour government that none of its central funding would be reduced.
Germans have been hesitant to merge their sturdy, beloved deutsche mark into this untested new currency.
Mr Dodd had originally planned to merge America's four overlapping bank regulators into one.
It was typically thought that if a star formed too close to another, the two stars would quickly merge into a single, bigger star.
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They are less enthusiastic about an idea, reportedly being mulled over by the government, to go further and merge the various ombudsman schemes into a single, statutory complaints body.
On April 27th, China's National Council of Light Industry said it wanted to merge most of the household-products makers into publicly traded firms by the turn of the century.
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Bush's proposal would merge 22 federal entities into a new Cabinet agency to help safeguard Americans from terrorist attacks.
And now Gary Winnick has a new deal for shareholders: He wants to merge Asia Global Crossing's publicly held 43% stake back into the parent.
Eventually, Wall Street discovered spreadsheets, which lowered their costs and made it vastly easier to do things like take two companies or two financial instruments and merge them into something financeable.
The W8 is good for that, because its added power means you can accelerate late and still manage that merge into traffic, or jump on the gas hard when a small window opens to pass on a two-lane country highway.
When there's an opportunity where vacancies arise, rather than recruit new vacancies into those positions, the department looks at whether or not it makes sense to merge those teams together and form one team with hopefully less staff, saving both authorities money but still delivering the same quality of service.
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