One of them should have gone to Garcia but, due to a mix up of names, it went to Chaplin, along with Larry Russel and Ray Rasch.
He argued that Islamists like those in the Muslim Brotherhood who embraced elections committed a "mix up" of Western and Islamic systems.
Zone 1 is a mix up of residential and commercial areas situated in the Trans-Gomati area having some important government/public sector and private sector offices like the Reserve Bank of India, passport office, etc., are located in this area.
Volcanic alert level systems (VALS) of widespread use at volcano observatories result in a mix up of scientific assessments and social, economic and environmental evaluations that prevent clear, unambiguous communication.
A mix up of fundamental freedom with human rights, freedom of expression, and democracy penetrates almost all writings blurring the issues.
However, a mix up of H. pylori strains between migrated and native populations can sometimes complicate analysis.
We found that there is little practical guidance in the existing literature, and also a mix up of terminology of theory-driven evaluation approaches.
A mix up of different patients, especially in correlation with the questions about refused and desired therapies, cannot be ruled out.
Each colour was assigned to one child to avoid mix up of the product packets among the toddlers at the centre.
As blood gas is a mix up of oxygen delivered both from the ECMO and from the native lung, monitoring the native lung during ECMO is very scanty.
It can just be a mix up of everything also.
