The analysis of data herein
represents an amalgam
of data sources.
A current cause for concern is the emission of mercury from
dental amalgams.
Amalgam fillings.
Here's health magazine carried out a campaign on the adverse effects of
mercury amalgam
some years ago.
Amalgam of the various ethnic groups
who settled here.
Some us choose our regional roots, others our religious roots, others
create an amalgam
by merging cultures.
The town itself was a
strange amalgam
of styles.
Amalgam restoration, indicating the start of a periapical infection.
Amalgam of various people, places and stories known to the trainer.
The scheme must not
become an indistinct amalgam
of action and as a result each diversity area will be clearly identifiable within the scheme.
The heritage criteria of nations in bloom judging is a
complex amalgam
of built, natural, cultural and social dimensions of a community.
Amalgam removal
with 10 days between visits.
Dentists have
used amalgam
to fill cavities since the 1800s.
Santa cruz metro the sisters ' music is a
unique amalgam
of influences.
Amalgam waste
that has contacted human body fluids is handled.
I came back to the inn, asked for some large empty bottles, and
made the amalgam.
A
curious amalgam
of images crystallized on a translucent screen.
There isn't much about the promised 802.11 security infrastructure in chapter six: instead we
have another amalgam
of security problems.
A
bizarre amalgam
of modernist esthetics and gothic might, the cathedral is still unfinished, with the completion date rumored to be 2020.
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