The murals are incredibly detailed, intricate, and colorful, depicting a mix of pre-Buddhist animist traditions mixed with Tibetan yoga exercises, meditations, and tantric techniques.
The mix of pre-season optimism and over-acrching skepticism (cultivated by years of perceived ownership neglect) has made any Revs-related discussion quick to turn sour.
Nowadays, the stumbling block is likely to be Julian Sturgis's libretto, which is a mix of pre-Raphaelite blank verse and quasi-medieval demotic ("Whither away, Sir Sluggard? Hola!" and so on).
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Like Mexican food, itself a complex blend of indigenous and Spanish influences, the Day of the Dead is an inextricable mix of pre-Hispanic spiritualism and post-conquest Roman Catholicism.
What's needed, therefore, is a mix of pre-competitive and competitive action, according to Peter Erik Ywema, general manager of the Sustainable Agricultural Initiative (SAI), which brings major food-producing companies together to share sustainable agricultural practices.
"It was a mix of pre-med and dance," she said of her minor, seated in a restaurant in the Upper East Side sipping a glass of tap water.
I watch the show go out live from one of the OB trucks: it's the mix of pre-recorded interviews and on-air chitchat that's kept Football Focus on air for four decades.
"Monday Night Football" with its frenetic mix of pre-MTV quick cuts and cleavage-in-your-face cheerleader shots courtesy of the director Chet Forte (played with a delicious sleaziness by Nicholas Turturro) helped make televised sports (defined by John Heard's Roone Arledge as "Nothing more than unscripted drama") the cornerstone of the television industry in the early 70's.
By "balance," I mean the mix of pre-tax, after-tax and Roth retirement plan money in your retirement savings.
