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The frozen dessert offers an amalgamation of textures in the best way possible.

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Norton says his character is an "amalgamation of lots of different people" who existed at the time, adding that he found researching into the history of Guinness "remarkable and fascinating".

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The amalgamation between West and East doesn’t always take.

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Thomas bought this versatile, metallic beaded, three-layered necklace over a year ago, marking the start of her boho era, an amalgamation of everything she loves: eclectic accessories, natural textures, and a free-spirited ethos.

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A man with a username of a random amalgamation of letters and numbers would own a photograph that I had taken only for him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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