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unification,
n the act of uniting or the condition of being united (e.g., the result of joining the components of a removable partial denture by connectors).


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So, twenty years down the road, is it not obvious who was right and who was wrong--Grass, Germany's Cassandra, or unifications makers?
In fact, ideally we would be working toward a grand synthesis, like the grand synthesis represented by the genesis of the chemical elements in stars in the early universe, by the biological synthesis of genetics and evolution, or the other remarkable unifications like, for example, the standard model of elementary particle physics.
Other historians have maintained that the failure of the liberal constitutionalists and radical republicans to sustain a united front against the absolutist monarchies of Europe in 1848 planted the seed that led to the militaristic unifications of Italy and Germany.
 
 
 
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