The country's many disorganised, right-leaning parties look set to unify behind Mr Kiska in the second round.
In 1926, when Chiang and his Communist allies set out to unify China, the Soviet-backed Army terrified Japanese colonialists.
But now that those fires have been set, trying to unify Iraq feels like doing carpentry on a burning house.
In a bid to realize Mackinder's vision a century later, China has set out to unify Eurasia economically through massive construction financed by loans, foreign aid, and a new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank that has already attracted 57 members, including some of Washington's staunchest allies.
To bring order to these proliferating initiatives, and better support biomedical data annotation and integration, the Open Biomedical Ontologies (OBO) Foundry was set up to unify these diverse resources [ 28].
This content is a feature of the forms of intuition, space and time, which are called upon when the power to judge sets out to unify a manifold of intuition (B128 9).
So when President Raúl Castro set out four years ago to unify the currency system by 2016, it was not surprising that he gave few details on how he would achieve it.
But the approach is beset with flaws.A detailed plan presented last autumn by General Dayton sets sensible long-term goals: to unify, shrink and spruce up the security forces, and replace their political loyalties with obedience to whoever runs the PA.
This view set a (normative) bridge intended to unify the truly scientific natural and the social sciences, yet it did not require any reduction to physics.
They are strikingly lifelike and seem to symbolise the upcoming battle between two gloved gladiators that is set to enthral boxing and finally unify two versions of the world super-middleweight title.
