Novartis reported second-quarter earnings today that largely dovetailed with forecasts and sales that exceeded them.
Flickr's trajectory largely dovetails that of Yahoo, which is struggling to re-emerge from years of underperformance.
Mr. Wahidyar's account largely dovetailed with Mr. Karzai's, indicating that he, too, had been duped, and it raised many questions about why the High Peace Council members were so ready to trust Taliban members they did not know.
Although it is possible the North Koreans interviewed are more disenchanted than others — given their affiliation with Christians, who are generally very critical of the Communist state — their accounts, told separately, largely dovetailed with one another's and with the assessments offered by foreign aid workers and academics who recently spent time in the country.
Despite the dovetailing feature, the tower largely relied on its own weight for stability a principle that required it to be larger at the base and tapered toward the top.
It is, I would argue, the materialization of social rights (as opposed to the abstract civil rights of the West) that largely distinguished the socialist understanding of rights in East Germany, dovetailing as they did with broader notions of national sovereignty and socialist civilization.
The issue dovetails with the role of elite youth basketball, a complex and largely ungoverned web of club teams and private tournaments that serve as recruiting grounds.
Yet this time around the spots from outside liberal and Democratic groups have dovetailed almost perfectly with the messages of the Kerry campaign -- sticking largely to health care, jobs and the Iraq war -- prompting occasional accusations of collusion from Republicans.
The restaurant, which occupies the tony address where John Fraser's Dovetail used to be, leans into its surroundings, offering a heady dose of a largely bygone uptown glamour.
While it remains unlikely that either will become pope, largely because the United States is still perceived as a global superpower whose interests do not always dovetail so smoothly with those of the Catholic Church, this conclave is the first to break the taboo.
