Mr. Nkole, of the anticorruption task force, said the magistrate told the prosecution it should have summoned the former intelligence chief, Xavier Chungu, to testify about whether it was public money that Mr. Chiluba spent, or money donated to his campaigns that was commingled in the secret account.
So far, it has finished looking over about half the cases, and found 26 in which the technician had missed biological evidence and 19 in which evidence was commingled with evidence from other cases.
He found that much of the money collected to support the hospitals was commingled with money used for liquor, parties and members' travel to Shrine events.
Looking through Dr. Brenner's archives, Alex Gann, editor of the laboratory's publishing unit, recognized that they included Crick's missing correspondence, which evidently had not been discarded but merely was commingled with Dr. Brenner's papers.
The bank did nothing to intervene as investor money was commingled, wired to commodities futures brokerages and used to pay off Cosmo's personal expenses, according to the complaint.
Savvy philosophical readers will be quick to observe that terms like "challenge" and "insult" look like "thick" ethical terms, where the evaluative and descriptive are commingled (see Williams 1985: 128 30); therefore, it is very difficult to say what the extent of the factual disagreement is.
Industry experts said that in a typical facility, eggs from different laying barns are commingled when they are sorted and packed, so it is possible that eggs from vaccinated and unvaccinated hens can be shipped out together.
And it's universally acknowledged (in the US, that is) that 'Manifest Destiny' is commingled with the idea of 'American Exceptionalism', a term that comes us to via Alexis de Tocqueville writing in 1831.
The Islamic State is present only in its so-called caliphate, but Jabhat al-Nusrah and other jihadists are commingled with mainstream rebels throughout opposition territory, and in northern Syria in particular.
