- 1850 and its end as late as 1960. The term
covers many separate, but
inextricably related, art
movements that
flourished at the time;
including Suprematism...
- base for
Indian tacos.
Frybread has a
complex cultural history that is
inextricably intertwined with
colonialism and
displacement of
Native Americans. The...
- that we love the bad
along with the good, but that we view the two as
inextricably linked. In
section 3 of the
preface of The **** Science, he writes: Only...
-
politician and a
prominent Italian ****-rights activist. His
story is
inextricably linked to the
history of Arci****. He was born in Pianoro,
Province of...
- of
Georgia has been
independent since 1991. The
history of
Georgia is
inextricably linked with the
history of the
Georgian people.
Evidence for the earliest...
-
Bishops of Sion, of the
Abbey of St. Maurice, and of
Valais as a
whole are
inextricably intertwined. The see was
established at Octodurum, now
called Martigny...
-
things for
which those words stand. Thus,
while dictionary entries are
inextricably fixed to the word described,
encyclopedia articles can be
given a different...
-
established by pre-arrangement
between families.
Marriage and
family are
inextricably linked,
which involves the
interests of both families.
Within Chinese...
-
significantly revised and
replaced in 1906, 1929, and
finally 1949. It is
inextricably linked to the
International Committee of the Red Cross,
which is both...
-
European and
pagan mythologies.
Graves argues that true or pure
poetry is
inextricably linked with the
ancient cult-ritual of his
proposed White Goddess and...
