The divisions between East and West were heightened by developments in both the Latin and the Greek churches.
There have been similar developments in both legislatures and courts in developing and middle-income countries.
Despite the rapid and exciting developments in both architecture and sculpture, the two have seldom been meaningfully and integrally united.
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Western painting and sculpture were then on equal terms, and these tiny bronze dimensional images functioned as the artistic equivalent of a swing vote, reflecting and stimulating developments in both mediums.
In the decades after the "Rhapsody," the questions only intensified in the light of developments in both music and society: How had a popular tunesmith composed our best-known achievements in classical forms?
Previewing the summit meeting on Friday, Caroline Atkinson, Mr. Obama's chief adviser for the event, acknowledged that "the context for that discussion has changed a lot over the past year," given economic developments in both Europe and the United States.
But from the home of her husband, the former astronaut Mark E. Kelly, in the Houston area, she is also closely following developments in both Washington and her district in southern Arizona, aides said.
"These events may well come to be viewed as symptomatic of a broader shifting of the tectonic plates that make up the energy landscape, with significant developments in both the supply of energy and its demand".
All New Testament scholars found themselves in dialogue with him, and among theologians his position became the point of departure for major developments in both Germany and the United States.
Joint worries about America's role in Central Asia mask an underlying rivalry for influence and resources.How these latent tensions are resolved will depend on political developments in both countries, and on how nationalistic each becomes.
