Long before the term "multicultural" was invented Transylvania was both the end of Europe and a beautiful, cultured, mixed territory, home to Hungarians, Germans, Romanians, Serbs, Jews, Armenians.
If the wheels of division were to come into motion, Sunni, Shia and Kurdish forces would scramble to seize control of mixed and disputed territories.
Some studies seem to confirm the operation of a mixed strategy of territory shift.
The new border, which corresponded roughly to the 1793 frontier, cut across mixed Ukrainian and Belarusian territories.
This year's, "Light and Landscape," ventures haphazardly into Postmodern territory with mixed results.
I Was," presented on Saturday night at the Joyce SoHo, Ms. Marcotty moved on to relatively new territory, with mixed results.
He does occasionally slip into W1A verbal territory, though mixed metaphors like "plugging people into our DNA" are softened when delivered in his fruity Lancastrian brogue.
The FTSE 100 has ended the day just inside positive territory with mixed US data, more upset in the eurozone and varied corporate earnings news all failing to give investors any real direction.
He proposed to amend the bill so as to restrict the right of suffrage to "white males". One argument brought forward in support of this motion was that the large proportion of "mixed population" in the Territory of Orleans made it highly probable that a "person of color" might be elected to Congress.
It has received mixed reviews in both Japan and Western territories: while the main praise went to the game's battle system, opinions were more mixed for the graphics, time limit and other aspects of gameplay, while the story and characters were criticized for being weak or poorly developed.
Middle insular territories displayed a mixed connectivity pattern between anterior and posterior insula.
