| 21. | Ondaatje is able to commingle anguish and seductiveness in fierce, unexpected ways.
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| 22. | In the massive US system crops routinely are commingled in storage and shipment.
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| 23. | Admiration and envy commingle with resentment and outright hatred.
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| 24. | It flows through common pipelines into commingled storage tanks.
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| 25. | Fungible shipments are products commingled with other quantities of the same product specifications.
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| 26. | Manning is challenging that assertion, arguing that they consistently have commingled their assets.
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| 27. | Money given to ALOF was kept separate from and not commingled with GOPAC funds,
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| 28. | Washington regulators have traditionally been reluctant to allow the commingling of insurance and banking.
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| 29. | Too painful to telephone or visit, a sense of intrusion commingling with grief.
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| 30. | You commingle it with funds from the church.
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