It seems more than coincidental that the EPA's rationale for dismissing scientific studies that IARC said showed cancer links closely dovetails with the findings of a 16-member Monsanto-funded panel.
Gilbert's own view of the phenomenon was that her book spoke to other women so universally that, if it didn't dovetail closely enough with their own lives, readers simply embroidered themselves into it.
Those subjects who could see each other produced evaluations that dovetailed closely, showing almost half again as much similarity, by some measures, as the pairs who could not.
Her rapid ascent to the top ranks at Baosteel dovetails closely with the Shanghai-based steel groups sharp expansion in size to become the countrys leading steel maker in a highly fragmented landscape.
Historian Marc Epprecht, in his book Sexuality and Social Justice in Africa, argued: "The rise of political and religious homophobia is just one aspect of such scapegoating often dovetailing closely with anti-feminism, blame-the-West-for-everything and other xenophobic rhetoric".
The book he penned with Reihan Salaam, Grand New Party, has been shouted out by Brooks, and its thinking dovetails very closely with fellow conservative-in-exile David Frum.
Gupta and Belnap's suggestions, concerning the signification of T and the interpretation of the 'iff' in the T-biconditionals, dovetail nicely with two closely related intuitions articulated in Gupta & Belnap 1993.
The three acts of Rockwell's adult life were set by his closely spaced, markedly different marriages, which dovetailed conveniently with the flow of American history.
Dovetail's "Sunday Suppa" more closely mirrors their daily menu, and costs $38.
