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MINGLED

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  • ected with the history of his native town and mingled actively in its affairs.
  • ta is from the Latin mixtus, meaning mixed or mingled and refers to the blotchy confused appearance
  • stating that in nature the sexes are forever mingled, cooperating in “harmonious togetherness.”
  • Eyelids of the Morning: The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles and Men by Alistair G
  • However, after drill he mingled freely with his soldiers in camp stopping to
  • This mingled hope and fear, these ideas of happiness, dist
  • conspiracy theory suggests cadres from CPI(M) mingled in the crowd and started to throw bricks at p
  • Manton "rarely mingled in the political discussions of his day.
  • an altars, and Roman remains of all kinds are mingled in singular confusion with the gardens, cotta
  • These two branches of Prachya Prakrit met and mingled in Odisha and formed a new language which cam
  • A politically active citizen, Bocage mingled into the literary movement of his time with a
  • brother's wife (in Deuteronomy 25:5-10), (2) mingled kinds (in Leviticus 19:19 and Deuteronomy 22:
  • Justice which proved that the French museums mingled looted works with their collections.
  • There he became lord of a mingled people, both Noldor and Sindar.
  • In the "Academia Turculana" in mingled prose and verse, he introduces leading spirit
  • ssession of this racial group, with whom were mingled small numbers of English and German settlers
  • os that when he was done, the tears and ashes mingled so that he was sitting in mud.
  • if no effort had ever been made to redeem its mingled wildness and sterility."
  • e, where the remaining 500 LTTE fighters were mingled with the civilian refugees.
  • lry between the Blues and Greens often became mingled with political or religious rivalries, and so
  • Professional success was mingled with personal success, as the previous year h
  • ary uniform, the other in civilian clothing - mingled with the crowds of over 200 young recruits be
  • gathered at Marj-al-Rahit, and these refugees mingled with the crowds celebrating the festival.
  • lly identical to the cruet of water, which is mingled with the wine before consecration.
  • , celebrates the power of musical composition mingled with the strength of the Italian language.
  • els in which the real events of his life were mingled with fanciful situations, and Pook himself is
  • ins leaked through the roof of their chamber, mingled with the urine of Orsini's guards on the roof
  • snowstorm, whilst the cries of these myriads, mingled with the roar of the ocean and the howling of
  • It mingled with all his thoughts, and to some extent det
  • defence of Roman Catholic principles, largely mingled with invective against protestantism.
  • were identified after Elizabeth's accession, mingled with the supposed relics of St Frideswide to
  • xed with ashes, and drank only water which he mingled with his own tears.
  • he New World, where pirates and slave-dealers mingled with smugglers and pearl-traffickers.
  • By the early 1900s these Vedar had mingled with the local Tamils and Sinhalese and were
  • featuring a personal top 36 Hong Kong films, mingled with some autobiographical material.
  • Elements of blues, jazz, and funk are mingled with 90's style metal grooves to prevent the
  • Wood ash from the fires of their altars mingled with the grease from the animal sacrifices, f
  • Farmer Joe's Marketplace) are mingled with locally-owned retail outlets and mom-and
  • The new arrivals mingled with the local artists and were greatly influ
  • d a large proportion of Nestorian Christians, mingled with Buddhists and Muslims.
  • onda - "This joy that overwhelms my breast is mingled with a mysterious fear").
  • Then you will become mingled with all this nature again, such as clouds...
  • The ways of the Apaches and the Mexicans mingled with the lives of the settlers.
  • ipple noted Whittier's moral and ethical tone mingled with sincere emotion.