Stitching these two contingents together was our guide, Juan Carlos.
Near the end of the film, as the Hopp brothers try to help heal the wounds of the past, Dietmar underwrites a reunion of all the remaining relatives of the Mayer family by bringing the American and Israeli contingents together in Hoffenheim.
He argues that some necessary truths (including ethical supervenience theses) can be explained by certain contingent truths, together with facts about essences, and that this sort of explanation does not have reductive implications (2007, Sec. 9.3; for critical discussion of this response, see McPherson 2009, Sec 3, and especially Schmitt and Schroeder 2011).
The CIA team was soon joined by U.S. and British special forces contingents, and together they provided arms, equipment, and advice to the Afghans.
What philosophers call the problem of future contingents goes together naturally with the related and more well-known problem of free will and determinism.
It depicts two unlikely contingents working together as they fight a common enemy.
As the contestants began to unwind from an afternoon of parading and presenting their two- and three-wheeled creations, the park's skateboard and bicycle contingents gathered together on park benches to enjoy a snack and talk about what else? Bikes and skateboards, of course.
"The sharp increase in public-sector borrowing and contingent government liabilities, together with continued financial sector fragility, are significant vulnerabilities.
Grossman's and the NWP task force's shared assumption--that America has a shortage of scientists--is likely to come as a surprise to many of today's young scientists who, having patched together contingent lives through several years of itinerant positions, have yet to find a permanent job.
