Also, when you look at who they're linked to, it might just be that a connection of yours is connected to them.
Not everyone agrees that a connection is so clear.
But it turns out that a connection does exist: these are people who share the experience of visiting your page.
Is this, I wonder, the result of some conviction that a connection with the earth inspires more creativity?
It was not until the late 19th century that a connection was made between male beauty, death and torture and sexual inversion.
But he did not allow the merest possibility that a connection existed between a millennia of church-based hostility towards Judaism and the Nazi assault on the Jews.
As America's cable companies rolled out broadband access, they argued, curiously, that a connection to the internet was not a telecommunications service, but an information service, and thus (under America's arcane telecoms rules) not subject to open-access regulation.
Police did not formally link that shooting and that at Charlie Hebdo but AFP now reports that a connection has been established between the suspect in the Montrouge attack and the suspects in the Charlie Hebdo shooting.
Jimmy Bryant, director of Archives and Special Collections at the University of Central Arkansas, says that a connection to archival material is lost when students turn away from cursive.
The article fueled a massive, and remarkably vibrant, anti-vaccine movement in the United States, led by people who insist that a connection between autism and the inoculation exists.
Ms. Weld, who is half-Urugauyan and half-Venezuelan, said that her Latin American friends are prone to think that a connection to the chief executive of any company immediately offers preferential service at the highest levels.
