There is something essentially mysterious, improbable, unique, bewildering about her; this reinforces the notion that their propinquity serves only to remind Andr?of Nadja's impenetrability.
42.
To quote Kenichi Ohmae in The End of the Nation State : " Information has replaced both propinquity and politics as the factor most likely to shape the flow of economic activity.
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The cladists hold that genealogy alone should determine classification and pheneticists contend that similarity over propinquity of descent is the determining criterion while evolutionary taxonomists say that both genealogy and similarity count in classification.
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The industrial revolution changed advertising from informative flyers marking the availability of goods in 17th and 18th century Europe, whose audience were those within physical propinquity, to multimillion-dollar brand loyalties.
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Density dependent diseases are significantly less likely to cause extinction of a population, as the natural course of disease will bring down the density, and thus the propinquity of individuals in the population.
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The two have a hostile relationship, but after the abrasive, homophobic Walt suffers a stroke and is prescribed singing lessons as therapy, he hires Rusty to teach him, propinquity being the big attraction.
47.
After " Propinquity ", John Macgregor went on to write the treatments ( pre-scripts ) for the Australian movie " Shine ", which was nominated for seven Academy Awards.
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And there are movies for us Grinches _ more recent ones _ that have tried to have some fun with the dark underbelly of the holidays, the kitsch and the chaos and the pressures of family propinquity.
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One feels one knows these people, they sit next to one at high table, and they seldom mean precisely what they say, though by propinquity we may learn how to translate behavior with more understanding.
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In the context of contractual relational economic loss, there must be a close examination of the facts to determine if there is sufficient closeness, including " physical propinquity, assumed or imposed obligations and close causal connection ."
