The structures were combined around the turn of the 20th century.
Elsewhere, a collection of snow globes, containing tiny models of a wintery New York City, are combined around a larger glass globe to make a cell-like form.
They, too, insisted that Parker and Celestin's race should be taken into account, writing that "racism and white supremacy have historically combined around notions of sexuality and at times have created climates where lynch mob mentalities resulted in the destruction of entire black communities and black lives".
In the aqueous solution, DAC molecules were combined around AR molecules via electrostatic interaction and cation-π interaction.
Let's also not forget this is the same company that, back in 2012, combined around 60 separate privacy policies into a single overarching policy and Google account covering multiple, distinct web products — thereby, also in a fell swoop, collapsing multiple user identities which, prior to then, people had been able to maintain (to try to control what Google knew about them).
In comparison, AIDS kills around 2.1 million, tuberculosis around 1.6 million and malaria around 1.3 million human beings, or, combined, around five million deaths.
Combined revenues: around $75 million.
Biles heads into the U.S. Olympic trials in San Jose, California, as a favorite to earn an automatic Rio team spot that goes to the athlete with the highest combined all-around score.
Efforts to combine lawsuits around the country under one settlement have failed in the past, largely because of widely varying legal standards from state to state.
In keeping with the older theory of mixed government, one of the virtues of parties was their ability to mix different social classes and interests and combine them around a common program.
