c There is the same amount of evidence or no supporting evidence for both conflicting connections.
Displaying also the ambiguities allows to investigate the conflicting connections further.
Their desperate, conflicting desires (for connection, for domination, for peace) drive and harry them, sending them sprawling, whipping their bodies about in propulsive turns or running nervously with strange, staggered gaits.
To understand both sexual relations after childbirth and the tension resulting from conflicting discourses in connection to kubemenda and sexuality, participants relied on traditional discourses, and only partly on medical discourses.
With Jason and Lindsey Dietz Marchant's "Half of the Room," the collaboration is physical and sensual, the conflict and connection played out between bodies.
The cops rarely interacted in the course of the play, which meant that the essential appeal of the form — watching conflict or connection — was sacrificed almost entirely.
The SEC didn't like it that Cooper's firm had told the court it wasn't aware of any conflicts in connection with the Enron job yet, according to a separate disclosure, eight Enron creditors, including Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, had invested in an $80 million private equity fund that Cooper helps run on the side.
The leading challenges during PhD training cited were: equipment or materials procurement delays largely due to institutional procedural bureaucracies (44%), lack of funding/scholarships for the training (38%), family commitments (38%), poor Internet connection (35%), conflicting job responsibilities (31%), and inadequate institutional/administrative support (27%).
Moses conceded that while he could not keep track of all potential conflicts, his connections could come into play in exceptional cases.
"Driftwood" both typifies and expands Dwan's core inspiration: his dramatization of a thick tangle of social connections and conflicting lines of power and passion that seemingly bring the town itself to life along with its individual characters.
