Or because later generations learned both the pidgin and their parents' languages, mingling the two?
But critics charge that mingling the two populations will destroy the prospects for a two-state solution.
Co-mingling the two HHMI groups seemed natural, in part because the students were only two years out of high school and many were involved immunology-related research.
The traditional music of Japan expresses quite different musical values from those typical of Western music, and it has taken a great deal of creative imagination to mingle the two.
Payne is always able to find tragedy in humour, and vice versa, and there is no moment in the film that doesn't somehow mingle the two, which makes for wonderfully complex and contradictory responses in the audience.
Formed in 1995, Disco Biscuits realized early on that there was a kinship between jam-band grooves and electronic dance music; they mingle the two, with synthesizers often pulsing through its funk and rock and, at times, some digital jargon in the lyrics.
(Holyfield, for instance, who has taken more head shots than a Sears portrait photographer, tends to slur badly). But in a nation where beauty and brutality are so much admired, any sport that seamlessly mingles the two can't be suppressed for long.
For perhaps forty minutes, the two groups mingled: the Mashco touching and probing, and the Nomole team acquiescing, mostly in good humor.
Metal, techno, ska and hip-hop fans all mingled between the two stages, the connective thread being less about genre than about geography and pride.
The morning sun was strong and the crew mingled with the beach-battalion men and the soldiers on deck.
