Meanwhile, both forces' formations began to intermingle with each other as the individual ship commanders on both sides anxiously awaited permission to open fire.
Once the building was evacuated, the crowd leaving the event began to intermingle with the protesters in Wilfrid Laurier's quad area.
How long did the two species interact before they began to truly intermingle?
As their influences intermingle, the initial images and ideas begin to free associate with one another creating new pathways for meaning.
Around 300 BC, the Yayoi people began to enter the Japanese islands, intermingling with the Jōmon.
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At this point, Love begins to unite the elements until, once again, they are completely intermingled and another cycle begins.
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And the arts -- from painting to television to film -- are beginning to reflect this complexity, portraying not only all the differing tribes but the racial and cultural intermingling as well.
If Isis's strategy is to prevent the relaxed and happy intermingling of faiths and cultures it so fears, by keeping infidels out of Muslim countries and vice versa, there are signs that it might actually be beginning to work.
