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Yet the criss-crossing of isoglosses shows that it also holds for phonetic or morphological features.
And the result of this examination is: we see a complicated network of similarities overlapping and criss-crossing: sometimes overall similarities, sometimes similarities of detail. 67.
What happened to the criss-crossing of boundaries, with people coming in by train?
One contained criss-crossing lines showing all the existing bus services.
There has been an enormous amount of criss-crossing of schools, and travelling wide distances, and very many schools have gained long pedigrees.
This criss-crossing on the motorway is most dangerous.
There is a great deal of criss-crossing for historical reasons.
I take the point which he made originally about our criss-crossing over.
The relationship is extremely complex and full of criss-crossing webs of accountability, quite apart from the fact that meetings are held in different places at different times.
They could not possibly have been moved into battle in large numbers without criss-crossing the lines of communication and creating utter confusion.
We cannot have seated interventions criss-crossing; it makes for confusion.
On a management basis, it would not be an ideal way of organising education to have schools criss-crossing back between different forms of control.
There is a great deal of criss-crossing.
Greater consideration should be given to narrowing roundabouts so that criss-crossing can be avoided.
I mean the probation officers, the children's officers, and all sorts of other social officers, who are all doing good work but often overlapping and criss-crossing with each other.
