"The howl of rage from polarisation and the crippling cost of welfare dependence is a toxic cocktail commingled to stall growth and foster discontent," he said.
These, other stressors and commingling inherent to the current worldwide consignment process increase the risk association with IURD in young horses.
But it is another thing to commingle the call to protect our troops with the politically shrewd reluctance to investigate out of fear that prosecutions might follow.
AT Ai Fiori, the idea is to commingle the cooking of the south of France, where Mr. White worked in the early 1990s, and the northwesterly Italian cuisine of the Ligurian coast.
One thing that I can't yet dismiss from my waking thoughts and dawn dreams is the impish, tongue-in-cheek compulsion of the Western televisionaries to commingle the Bard and the bang-bangs.
These particular ETFs will allow the "gold" to be commingled with the custodian's gold, and the custodian can lease out the gold.
Mr. Bush says states should have the opportunity to commingle money from the various programs and to bypass onerous federal rules.
But, she said in the letter, "there is little or no information on volumes of soil potentially contaminated by leaching of buried solid wastes, nor is there information on hazardous waste components known to have been commingled with the radioactive components".
Kunkel's narrator has an appealingly rascally voice, and the author is expert at depicting highbrow buffoonery — at an all-night Ecstasy party, flesh and philosophy commingle to hilarious effect — but the book, for all its crisp prose, can't escape the staleness of its conceit.
Here, the old and the lithe commingle to make a horrific sight.
