Sadly, the two are now intertwined, a direct consequence of the bill of goods sold to America by the Bush administration.
For most emerging economies, their causes and consequences are closely intertwined.
A separate issue from the formal properties of a non-monotonic consequence relation, although one that is strictly intertwined with it, is the issue of how conflicts between potential defeasible conclusions are to be handled.
Their stakes, at this moment, are intertwined.
Consequences of involuntary treatment intertwine with consequences of suffering a psychotic episode.
In the general population, anxiety disorders have a high comorbidity with other psychopathologies, such as major depression, eating disorders, substance abuse and drug addiction [15], and an array of long-term psycho-physiological consequences that are often closely intertwined.
They are often intertwined and dependent on each other, as a consequence of close links between defense contractors and governments, arms dealers and intelligence agencies.
To go back to Dr. Helsper's point about our online and offline lives being fully intertwined at this point, she sees the conveying of consequences as essential to reducing antisocial, antagonistic behavior on the internet.
To go back to Dr Helsper's point about our online and offline lives being fully intertwined at this point, she sees the conveying of consequences as essential to reducing antisocial, antagonistic behavior on the internet.
In this study, grief and posttraumatic stress were closely intertwined, and further studies could disentangle the long-term consequences of traumatic stress and traumatic bereavement.
The view that belief requires language is a natural consequence of the view that belief attribution is inextricably intertwined with the interpretation of a subject's linguistic utterances.
