So your best bet is to stick to Pixels or Nexus phones, whose security doesn't depend on anyone but Google.
Western law enforcement officials said they suspected the ring might be part of a larger criminal network whose nexus was in Israel.
It will also enlarge two other downtown expressways whose nexus with I-64 makes up what locals call Spaghetti Junction — a snarl of highways and ramps that critics say unnecessarily gobbles up a sizable swath of riverside real estate within walking distance of downtown.
But by then the Allies had brought up reinforcements, notably the 101st Airborne, which staged an epic defense at the village of Bastogne, Belgium, about seven miles west of the Luxembourg border, whose nexus of roads made it important for the same reason as Gettysburg 80 years before.
A smaller iPad has long been seen as a necessary weapon for Apple to combat cheaper tablets from Amazon and Google, whose Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD, respectively, have sold millions at a price point of $199.
For the Goolarabooloo community, the Point is also the nexus of a "songline" whose path was recorded in Aboriginal songs, dances and other cultural activities, said Joseph Roe, a leader of the group.
But an analysis of the connections between the think-tanks and the Vote Leave campaign reveals a nexus of right-of-centre organisations whose staff, board members and, in one case, offices are closely linked.
Mr. MacPherson's style could also be described as one of "studied effortlessness," said Jeff Klein, the Los Angeles hotelier, whose Sunset Tower remains a nexus of social and industrial power in Hollywood.
Instead, academics usually refer to an "iron triangle" comprising big business, the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) and the bureaucracy, whose interlocking relations form a nexus of power.
