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The existence and uniqueness questions for connectives turn out in the case of sequent calculus rules to be intimately connected with the structural rules (Id) and (Cut).

Notre Dame is intimately connected with the history of England, Scotland and Britain.

Problems of the knight's tour are intimately connected with the construction of magic squares.

It is a history intimately connected with the history of Rwanda, its neighbor to the north.

But no other country, with the possible exception of Mexico, is so intimately connected with the United States.

The school was a place where students were intimately connected with the issues plaguing their communities, Jennings said.

So the notion of decomposing signals into complex exponentials was very intimately connected, and the Fourier transform was very intimately connected, with the eigenfunction property of complex exponentials for linear time-invariant systems.

"Clearinghouses are intimately connected with the financial system and overall banking system, so the idea that clearinghouses reduce the interconnectedness of the financial system is incorrect," he said.

The history of caricature and cartoon is intimately connected with the history of the way in which one class has looked at another.

One says her demonization in the media was intimately connected with the political theater of Berlusconi's Italy, and so forth.

The relationship between Britain's illiberal and unjust policies abroad is intimately connected with the stripping away of democratic liberty at home.