It also bars mingling of your IRA and nonretirement funds.
Judy Berman from Flavorwire found the video "a precise yet still poetic evocation of the track", while CraveOnline's Johnny Firecloud opined that "In her new video for "Mutual Core", Iceland's queen of bizarre takes her latest single from Biophilia and turns it into an intimate hallucinatory mingling of the elements".
Imaginative prose was more popular; it consisted of developments of Fenian or romance themes from Irish and foreign medieval literature mingled with elements of folklore and of the fabliau (a short metrical tale).
The songs often mingle elements of R&B and hip-hop with a spacious, keyboard-laden sound and rock beat.
Those who wish to emulate the company, Mr. Hutcheson wrote, "should mingle elements of conservatism and flexibility".
490 – 430 BC), argued that what we call birth and death in animals are just the mingling and separations of elements which cause the countless "tribes of mortal things".
Cooking breaks food down, rupturing membranes, drawing out juices, mingling elements, and that process continues as a dish cools.
The mingling of operatic and religious elements in his works was such that one of his oratorios, Marie-Magdeleine, was staged as an opera during the composer's lifetime.
The architectural style of courtly and royal structures in the kingdom underwent profound changes during British rule – a mingling of European traditions with native elements.
Whereas modernist music emphasized structural and stylistic integrity, postmodern music is a polystylistic hybrid, mingling and matching incongruous elements with a heavy dose of irony -- just like film music.
