Critics complained that the sectarian groups in Iraq were too intermingled to be so easily disentangled.
The two countries said such a requirement would be unworkable, requiring different strains that are now intermingled to be segregated and tracked from field to dock.
A journey through these lands reveals some awe-inspiring scenery, beautiful architecture and serves as a hugely enjoyable lesson in how the cultures intermingled to form modern Andalucía – or as it was known in Arabic, al-Andalus.
As in her first full-length, darkly comic opera, "Bählamms Fest," there is a lively soundtrack of effects as well as a complex interplay between recorded and live music, intermingled to such an extent that you cannot separate one from the other.
In any case, "Cymbeline" is a play that invites gaudy interpretation on the stage, the kind of florid directorial imagination employed by Bartlett Sher in the recent (and highly entertaining) Off Broadway production by Theater for a New Audience, in which cowboys, samurai and Roman soldiers intermingled to a country-western tune.
But, as with many things in modern Mexico, past and present have intermingled to create something radically different.
But neither the FBI nor the CIA came clean with the Commission about its Miami operations where mercenaries, anti-Castro extremists, and right-wingers of various ideological stripes intermingled to harass and wreak destruction on the island (JM/WAVE).
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At the Barbican, another Brutalist utopia, we wandered a complex of concrete surfaces and elevated gardens, with Noah pointing out the way the estate represented an ideal of urban living, how private and public worlds intermingle to create community. .
However, Semitic languages have a nonconcatenative morphology in which the root and word pattern do not combine via affixation, and the letters of these two components intermingle to form a word.
