The UN refugee chief, Antonio Guterres, told the council that 14 million people are now displaced in the "interlinked crises" in Syria and Iraq, where the Islamic State seized territory in the past year.
The interactions between elements of the molecular phenotype, sometime known as 'proteomics', or studies of the 'interactome' – networks of proteins interacting in complex interlinked ways in and between cells – form the material basis of a biology of relationality (Weiss, 2005).
Experiments 1 and 2 examined all of these issues in an interlinked manner so that the same question was often re-examined in several related conditions.
Playing a man who deceives himself as much as others, his mild fluster turns to explosive indignation as he realises he is the ultimate outsider in this interlinked quartet.
Van Steen suggested that the work, conceived in five interlinked sections and subtitled Five Gateways of a Journey Into the Interior, was a modern parallel to Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, whose less familiar main title is An Episode in the Life of the Artist.
But, perhaps more than ever with the phone hacking scandal drawing in not only journalists but police officers and politicians, reporters have themselves become the center of their own stories, obsessively charting every development in the interlinked police, parliamentary and judicial inquiries into the actions of their own colleagues.
Mr Cameron also needed to reply to a perky speech by Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, last week and persuade his own side that he has a fighting chance of winning the next election in 2015 outright a prize which has eluded Conservatives since 1992.In his speech on October 10th, Mr Cameron sought to address these concerns in two interlinked ways.
They summarize this double perspective in two interlinked theses: "Myth is already enlightenment, and enlightenment reverts to mythology" (DE xviii).
