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consolidated

[kuhn-sol-i-dey-tid] / kənˈsɒl ɪˌdeɪ tɪd /






ADJECTIVE
incorporated
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Edison’s new cross claims will be heard in the consolidated Eaton fire case in Superior Court, which is also handling the lawsuit that the county and other public agencies have filed against the electric utility.

From Los Angeles Times

You need to add to that the money your wife has set aside too — not consolidated into your accounts, but melded together in your mental and physical accounting.

From MarketWatch

Also in November, the government consolidated 29 central labor laws into four new codes.

From The Wall Street Journal

“He doesn’t know who did the edits. He provided me with the original that he submitted, and therefore, that’s all I can go by,” Moore said, adding that some recommendations were consolidated.

From Los Angeles Times

He says Florida operations continue to be a standout part of the business and support management’s strategic focus, “but the less attractive economic and regulatory backdrop in Nova Scotia introduces uncertainty that tempers consolidated growth.”

From The Wall Street Journal