Oak furniture from Boston, stained-glass lamps from Manhattan, an 1890s album of California seaweed samples, silver boxes from Russia, ceramic poet figurines from England, pewter dragons from China and Art Deco glass bats from France commingled at the stylish Manhattan home of Leo Lerman and Gray Foy.
The other is natively-paper, owned indirectly, commingled at inception and then rehypothecated.
Yet for all this commingling, at dusk the wild turkeys stride back up the hill, and Tom and Pearl step back into the chicken yard, re-enacting the drama of domestication.
Students and faculty commingle at the Department of Plant and Microbial Biology's annual retreat.
There are galleries and indie eateries aplenty, as well as outposts of Wurstkuche, Umami Burger and Pie Hole, and locals and visitors commingle at the Angel City Brewery, which has gallery space and a curated food truck experience.
Those are big advantages over software sold in a box, one version at a time.In the past Microsoft tied its operating system and applications together by "commingling" the code (and ran afoul of antitrust authorities for doing so).
Because assets of Advisory Clients and Third Parties were commingled in the Agency Account, Madison was not in compliance with the Commingling Provision.
