His instincts were liberal, his politics a mixture of Jeffersonian independence and a 1930s sense of social solidarity.
Because a single pollutant could act as a marker of a pollution mixture, the independence of the adverse effect of CO on mortality from those of other pollutants is unclear.
Fore each DNA mixture, the results of informative marker were multiplied under the assumption of independence of DIP STR haplotypes and unrelated individuals.
They look like the alien technology in "Independence Day," some mixture of long-necked flexibility and creepy extendability — they look like aliens themselves, for that matter, long and segmented and misshapen and repellent, with sharp, short heads that shine.
Stanislav Shushkevich – the politician who hosted the 1991 summit at which Belarus, Ukraine and Russia signed the USSR into obsolescence and paved the way for independence – said a mixture of despotic leaders, KGB-revivalism and Putin's Ukraine interference all remind him of the worst of the Soviet Union.
In its mixture of history and magic realism, A Star Called Henry reflected the rise and fall of the Irish revolution of independence in the fortunes of its picaresque protagonist, Henry Smart.
When he died, in 1840, Paraguay was one of the richest territories, achieved through a mixture of self-help, acute management and, significantly, independence from American bankers.
Abandoned by the international community, facing overwhelming odds, they kept going on a potent mixture of sheer determination and caffeine, finally achieving independence in 1991.
Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".
