- correct" views.
Although the
paper is
often considered to be "linked
inextricably" to the
Labour Party,
three of The Guardian's four
leader writers joined...
- to have the
intellectual property rights copyrighted. "The
Dance (is)
inextricably linked to Ribeiro's identity,
celebrity and likeness," his
lawyers claim...
- ever recorded, to
which Trussel observed that "Her
career would remain inextricably linked".
Garland would frequently use an
overture from "Over the Rainbow"...
- apparent – analysis, design, and
implementation are
contemporary and
inextricably linked. The action-centric
perspective is
based on an
empiricist philosophy...
- John
Fiske noted that the
sense of
empowerment that
Madonna offers is
inextricably connected with the
pleasure of
exerting some
control over the meanings...
-
pastoralist studies, in
which human and
livestock po****tions were
linked inextricably to
environmental dynamics. Her
extensive use of mapping—of resources...
-
Bishops of Sion, of the
Abbey of St.
Maurice of
Valais as a
whole are
inextricably intertwined. The see was
established at Octodurum, now
called Martigny...
-
original on 4
January 2013.
Retrieved 28
March 2007. The
Jewish people are
inextricably bound to the city of Jerusalem. No
other city has pla**** such a dominant...
- to end her life. Nonetheless, the
image of suicide-by-asp has
become inextricably connected with Cleopatra, as
immortalized by
William Shakespeare: With...
- Second-wave
feminists see women's
cultural and
political inequalities as
inextricably linked and
encourage women to
understand aspects of
their personal lives...
