America's virtues and vices are part and parcel of each other.
Part and parcel of each of the newly adopted Western models of art was the assumption that art is created by solitary geniuses from the stuff of their own experience, and no one else's.
In the seven years since Seabrook's article, blogs, message boards and reality television have made self-knowledge and status not just compatible, but also part and parcel of each other.
Regardless of what Kimmy Schmidt might tell you, the fight for women to take ownership of their sexuality is not a small one, and it does not negate the continued fight for gender equality; indeed, the two are part and parcel of each other.
In eight days, UNRWA was only able to distribute 138 parcels of food each weighing 30 kilo and miserably inadequate given the number of people to be fed.
There is no vague boundary demarcating Mount Everest on this view; rather, there are many distinct parcels of land, each with a precise border, but our linguistic practices have not enforced a choice of any one of them as the official referent of the name 'Everest' (Mehlberg 1958; Lewis 1986; McGee 1997).
The Trust for Public Land, a nonprofit group, initially will buy the two parcels on each side of the national historic landmark just north of St . Augustine
Supervisor Lombardi said that state equalization rates were typically based on a sampling of far too few parcels of land in each community and as a consequence are generally an inaccurate measurement.
And then, peeled open in front of you, treasure: tiny, salty, weirdly-textured parcels of fish flavour, each more delicious than the last.
To further subdivide parcels of public land, each one-square-mile section is divided into quarter sections.
