There has also been a "wide array" of contacts between senior Israeli and Palestinian officials, although no direct contact between Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat.
The paper aims to track the course of contact forces and their mutual relations with intensity of tension forces.
Between 1996 and 2000 in the United States, the National Tuberculosis Genotyping and Surveillance Network collected information on contacts with culture-confirmed TB identified during the course of contact investigations and medical record reviews in seven sentinel areas (the states of Arkansas, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, and New Jersey and selected sites in California and Texas).
Of course, there were, tragically and ironically, points of contact between Chesterton and Zionism.
The main point of contact between Wagner and Hitler was, of course, the composer's anti-Semitism, which disfigures his writings and lurks behind his later operas.
Of course, as Roseanne did, Dunham gets it in the neck for being overweight, so at least there's that heartening point of contact between the two.
The extent of contact between detectives and Mr. Hernandez is unknown.
The modes of contact between grains contain mostly lineal contact, then lineal-concave and convex contact.
This is the point of contact between the two phenomena.
By analysing historical documents and case studies, this paper aims to investigate the cultural borrowings that occurred between different ethnicities in Qinghai throughout the long course of historical contact, and how ethnic cultures have changed because of that.
