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merge
To combine two separate sets of data into one set. The resulting data may be in their original order or resequenced by key field or some other attribute of the data. See merge sort and merge purge. See also mail merge and concatenate.
merge [mərj]
(computer science)
To create an ordered set of data by combining properly the contents of two or more sets of data, each originally ordered in the same manner as the output data set. Also known as mesh.


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We have set up a mergence hub for this purpose in Bhakkar," The Daily Times quoted Mogwanja, as saying.
We have set up and mergence hub for the purpose in Bhakkar district, he said.
E Salva Kiir Mayardit to the leadership in the south, he initiated the south to south dialogue which resulted to the mergence of most of the militia groups from the Greater Equatoria, Bahar el Ghazal, and Upper Nile into a unified SPLA which is also the only legal army in south Sudan besides the JIU.
 
 
 
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