Furthermore, "bi-racialism" often smells of "bi-racism" as politicians pursue electoral arrangements and governing outcomes for their own racial interests and to placate their racial constituencies.
Throughout Saeed and Nadia's story, Hamid intersperses vignettes of magic-realist migration, in which the circumstances and desires that govern the outcome of each crossing are as unpredictable as the trickster doors themselves.
When two foreign banks, one Dutch, the other Spanish, launched contested takeover bids this year for a couple of Italy's smaller banks, Mr Fazio pretended that normal scruples would govern the outcome.
The France Culture radio journalist Frédéric Martel told me that, while it remained an open question whether Macron would be able to effectively govern (the outcome of next month's legislative elections will determine that), he was fairly confident about France's political stability for the near future.
From a behavioural point of view, two distinct and independent processes govern the outcome of repetitive stereotyped sensory stimulation: an increasing one called sensitization, and a reducing one called habituation [24, 25].
The research results indicate that there are a small number of "global" success factors which appear to govern the outcome of new service ventures, regardless of their degree of newness.
But neither Koh nor any other legal scholar would suggest what Koh's critics claim he said: that sharia (or any other religious law for that matter) should govern the outcome of cases.
However, little is known about the molecular mechanisms that govern the outcome of the p53 response.
The structural parameters within the ketene that govern the outcome of these chemodivergent reaction processes were next examined systematically.
The CHAID model of an expert system AnswerTree (SPSS, UK) was also used to derive decision rules that govern the outcome of these patients.
