Each has some combination of big budget deficits and high public debt, though none is as financially stretched as Greece.
Most have some combination of the two.
Many have some combination of being gay, left-handed or ambidextrous, and poor in visual-spatial skills.
More likely, they jog or lift weights, or have great genes or a lightning-fast metabolism, or have some combination of these characteristics.
Throughout New York State, 505 school districts offer full-day kindergarten -- typically 8 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. -- while 120 offer half-days and 52 have some combination of the two.
Most rooms have some combination of iron bedsteads, terracotta floors and oak-beamed ceilings, and breakfast is a feast of Dionysian proportions.
In fact, most recessions will have some combination of these factors, which are less discrete than Mr Cowen indicates temporary declines can become permanent, and so on.
Like all consumer products, tourist destinations must persuade their customers that they have some combination of benefits which no one else can offer.
On the one side are places that have some combination of transport links, housing, natural resources, skills, international connections, open-mindedness, existing industrial clusters and political can-do.
People often arrived by boat, and many of the stations are near water, usually clustered in neighborhoods that had some combination of African-American churches and communities of free blacks, Quakers, white abolitionists and other sympathizers.
