Consequently, given the mutually exclusive relation of intrinsic reality and emptiness, if intrinsic reality is granted even a conventional reality status, Candrakīrti contends, one has to reject emptiness as the ultimate truth (M 6.34, DBu ma 'a 205b).
Mutually suspicious relations between the prime minister's aides, government bureaucrats and company officials obstructed smooth decision-making.
"If we don't turn this situation around as soon as possible, it would hurt mutually beneficial relations and the feelings of people in both countries".
The top clergy are prominent members of the political élite, and the church and state are deeply engaged in mutually beneficial relations.
"The first thing we will do upon taking power will be to revive normal, neighborly, equal and mutually beneficial relations with our strategic partner, Russia," he said.
Joining the EU is now, he says, a "necessary goal" for Turkey, which should even maintain "mutually profitable" relations with Israel.
But Mr. Mubarak does have the credibility to explore options that Mr. Arafat, who has a long history of rocky and mutually suspicious relations with his fellow Arab leaders, does not.
A letter sent to world leaders blaming the government for the failure of peace talks last year concludes with the line "looking forward to cordial and mutually beneficial relations in the days to come".
But if Shuster's crime merited punishment, when is CNN going to do something about the egregious Glenn Beck? — — — — — — It was a lucky break for McCain that the Times led with sex, on which they didn't quite have the goods, in their otherwise apparently solid story on the Straight Talker's mutually beneficial relations with business lobbyists.
Marriage à la Mode took its title from Dryden's play of 1672, looking back to two staples of Restoration drama, the hostile yet mutually exploitative relations between the landed aristocracy and the "cit", and the comedy of the ill-matched couple (perhaps also another Fielding-like dig at the unequal match in Pamela).
