The centre for disease transmission is between live animals at markets intermingling with other live animals.
The authors manage to evoke the large diversity of population groups, as well as the considerable intermingling of their histories and the interpenetrations of their modes of socio-political organization.
Room must also be made for the general untidiness of the human mind, for the eclectic intermingling of inconsistent opinions that is a perennial feature of individual and collective mentalities.
And, thus, it demonstrates the conjunction of the traditional and the fashionable and the intermingling of issues of power and dynasty with the later eighteenth-century vogue for the sentimental family.
In practice, priority-setting becomes a joint affair of public, private, and professional stakeholders, who have to act within the complex intermingling of responsibilities and decisional power.
Presumably, then, societies that do not frown upon a free intermingling of men and women would be devoid of any artistic manifestation of the intense longing for love!
Though convenient, the intermingling of assets and personal accounts is difficult to audit, and the potential risks to both the older person and the asset manager are evident.
The title of the book promises an interesting exploration of the intermingling of religion and new media.
