Hillary Rodham Clinton, blending roles as a Senate candidate and first lady, told delegates to the annual convention of the N.A.A.C.P. here today that they should not be beguiled by the assurances of Gov. George W. Bush that he abhors discrimination and is committed to enforcing civil rights laws.
Malbec, a slightly rustic French grape that has become a star of Argentine reds, now plays a minor blending role in Bordeaux.
He has blended supporting roles in big-budget Hollywood fare (2012, Salt) with British productions (Love Actually, Dirty Pretty Things) and acclaimed TV movies and series, including last year's Dancing on the Edge.
Nadeau, who is the first D.C. Council member to give birth while in office, said a demanding schedule had sometimes necessitated blending the roles of new mother and lawmaker.
Crow: Ted Hughes, Crow In 1970, Hughes's "life and songs" of the divine, demonic bird lifted to the heights a poetic career that always blended the symbolic role of creatures with an insistence on their separateness.
Mr. Mockett of American Management Systems views blending these roles as an important challenge.
Finch, Nuveman (with 1-year-old Chase) and Fernandez (with 2-year-old Antonio) are the latest to blend the roles successfully.
Widely recognized as a major figure in twentieth-century American art, Leonard Baskin embodied the essence of the artifex (Latin for "creator") in blending the roles of master craftsman, artisan, and artist.
In a few more weeks she'll be going back to Cambodia to start shooting her own Netflix project, First They Killed My Father, a film that artfully blends her roles of producer, director, writer, humanitarian and also mother: Maddox, a Cambodian native, is co-producing and, she says, doing most of the work.
This is causing a shifting and blending of roles across IT and other parts of the business, with leaders from across the organization more involved in formulating technology strategy (in partnership with IT) and deciding how technology is used to enable business change.
