Jewish Israelis living in settlements often point to good relations with Palestinian workers in their communities as a sign that coexistence, or at least economic coexistence, is possible.
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"We need to learn about understanding and coexistence," she avers.
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A managed coexistence could be just as or more lucrative.
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Coexistence and community are the other words of the moment.
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The consequent dynamic defines the coexistence of pleasure and pain.
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On the other hand, there are passages that encourage peaceful coexistence.
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The worry is that this coexistence, already fragile, is breaking down.
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The only thing that can bring coexistence and peace is building.
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Unnecessary and excessive directness hurts feelings, foments conflict and complicates coexistence.
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But Ms. Dorrance's "Dream" is not a dream of stylistic coexistence.
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The city's newest mayor promises something unthinkable under the president: coexistence.
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It is the reality of coexistence in the Bella Coola Valley.
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By Chapter 3, there's even coexistence between adopted and bio families.
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But they had a consoling air—kind of a copacetic coexistence.
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Because of the coexistence there is what we call emergent properties.
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He said "peaceful coexistence" with Palestinians would not happen in this generation.
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Chinese culture values the harmonious coexistence between different ethnic groups and cultures.
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We found there was this fascinating phenomenon going on of peaceful coexistence.
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Instead it remained open, he said, to a peaceful and respectful coexistence.
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This is 232 combined years of club history—115 years of coexistence.
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Coexistence is now the only solution if both species are to endure.
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The American experiment is about the coexistence of diversity and free expression.
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A path to coexistence has long been sought by snow leopard conservationists.
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He said "but" indicated an either/or situation, whereas "and" suggested coexistence.
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"We have to think of a mechanism of coexistence," a researcher said.
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We are asking the Palestinians to meet the challenges of peaceful coexistence.
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There are cliques, for sure, but it is a country of coexistence.
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This notion of peaceful coexistence was key to the game—with a twist.
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"The reason [the OnHub chips] haven't been turned on is coexistence," says Weaver.
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The theme, "coexistence," was nice, but there were other reasons to enter too.
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Staquf, an advocate of interfaith coexistence, met with several religious leaders this week.
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Without this fundamental commitment to coexistence with Israel, there's nothing to talk about.
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Hamas, which opposes long-term coexistence with Israel, runs Gaza, another Palestinian territory.
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A more realistic goal for the coalition and for Afghanistan is nonviolent coexistence.
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Corrals, vaccinations, monks Actually there is not one path to coexistence, but many.
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Which poem of yours captures the coexistence of your black and queer identities?
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Demographic change, assimilation and other seismic forces would ultimately produce a peaceful coexistence.
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The Winter Paralympics began in Pyeongchang with a glittering performance that championed coexistence.
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With that, Mr. Netanyahu said he was fostering "coexistence and peace" in Jerusalem.
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Teen-agers gathered and talked about peaceful coexistence, conflict resolution, a just future.
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The coexistence of an auction reduces the number of lottery participants, but only slightly.
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The answer to seamless human and animal coexistence might lie within these future results.
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And it should be, because it's the foundation for a long and happy coexistence.
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These constitute a plausible basis to work toward nonviolent coexistence at the local level.
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Mr. Bensimon silently held up a sign amid the protesters, suggesting a peaceful coexistence.
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I do think there's room for both and that coexistence is the way forward.
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If coexistence can work in Bella Coola, it should be able to work anywhere.
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But they also remind us that coexistence can be celebrated, and needn't be feared.
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It threatens Iraq, peaceful coexistence among Iraqis and is a danger to the region.
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It's not about dominance, but coexistence; not about hierarchy but recognizing borders as mutable.
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Perhaps that's where the political subtext really comes in: with the coexistence of opposites.
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Efforts toward coexistence, while much healthier than a generation ago, have stalled in recent years.
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His office promotes religious coexistence, and his dedication is fueled by his memories of Halabja.
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In this uneasy coexistence between Travellers and settled society, pegs became the currency of choice.
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Having a hybrid model during the coexistence phase means you have hybrid, sometimes conflicting, interests.
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Coexistence at arm's length isn't enough, either, not when ISIS's online influence is so pervasive.
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The coexistence of difference therefore produces a syncretic and a non-passive way of thinking.
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Maintaining a harmonious coexistence has known, realizable solutions to avoid such rare circumstances, noted Roy.
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The gestures exposed the contradictions that run through the fragile patchwork of Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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Mr. Imamoglu won Istanbul by reorienting Turkey toward a politics that might enable democratic coexistence.
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By generating these responses, gut bacteria help maintain a peaceful coexistence with the immune system.
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"Being mindful of the ways our activities are shaping the animals habitat will enable coexistence."
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This is not exactly a solid foundation on which you can build coexistence and peace.
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The two, wild and urban, have long had a tenuous coexistence in the Golden State.
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The buildings embody two opposing philosophies of our relationship to the world: dominance versus coexistence.
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Such an approach entails the development of intellectual resources that cultivate possibilities for peaceful coexistence.
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Clinton's America and Mr. Trump's, many Americans seemed uneasy with the very act of coexistence.
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Just recently, the UAE Cabinet also voted to implement the Charter of Tolerance, Coexistence and Peace.
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It's a way of feeling time, one's own body, and the mesh of coexistence with others.
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People are not ready to feel the full pressure of coexistence with billions of their contemporaries.
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President Salvador Sánchez Cerén warned that the ruling threatened the "fragile coexistence" that binds Salvadoran society.
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But so, too, is the coexistence of truth and fantasy in our own Earth-bound lives.
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Diop is unsparing in showing us the close coexistence of beauty and ugliness, power and powerlessness.
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The demolition of a friend's home to build a "Museum of Coexistence" is a pivotal event.
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Where Gandhi stood: He envisioned the peaceful coexistence of Muslims and Hindus under a secular government.
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My relationship with berries has since kept on moving toward that happy stage of balanced coexistence.
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Their peaceful coexistence, like different fauna in a single landscape, is part of the work's philosophy.
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Their seemingly comfortable coexistence is most likely owed to the vision of the artist Donald Judd.
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I know most South Koreans oppose reunification with the North — last I heard, 60% prefer peaceful coexistence.
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Mr Azoulay urges Israeli visitors to spread word of his idyll of coexistence when they return home.
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Just to show what this new wild is, this coexistence between animals and humans, even big predators.
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Consequently, this coexistence with technology comes with an inherent need for instant gratification and access to information.
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Police on Wednesday warned the public not to do anything to unsettle the "harmonious coexistence" in Maputo.
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He said he brokered an understanding with the drug dealers and users that led to peaceful coexistence.
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"Normal relations means you are ready to respect the other party's differences and have a peaceful coexistence."
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"There is a fraternal coexistence between those who live in Ciudad Juarez and El Paso," he said.
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" He warns: "The coexistence of wealth and poverty is a scandal, it is a disgrace for humanity.
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In Nineveh Province, the social fabric that long reflected the coexistence of diverse groups seems permanently damaged.
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It is also a place where seemingly disparate cultures reach not only an understanding, but a coexistence.
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He has organized a separate, apolitical "Peace Festival," which he says promotes values of tolerance and coexistence.
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But few seasons frame the everyday give-and-take of religious coexistence quite like Christmastime in Lebanon.
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In the summer of 21950 it became clear that Joseph's peaceable dream of coexistence was not possible.
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Mr. Russell long urged people to seek coexistence with bears rather than dealing with them in fear.
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But the dispute is raising new questions about the coexistence of religion and artistic freedom in Spain.
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We want this idealized coexistence to happen, but when it comes to our backyard, it causes stress.
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"We are surrounded by [chaos], and equipped for coexistence with it only by our fictive powers," he writes.
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We have this coexistence and ability to live together and thrive if we understand it and respect it.
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Yet, Israel continues to build settlements that make peaceful coexistence impossible, and hurting American interests in the region.
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Can the international community truly relax and look forward to peaceful coexistence with a born-again North Korea?
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But the outbreak of conflict in 2013 shattered the peaceful coexistence of different religious groups in the city.
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Sakharov's essay carried a mild title — "Thoughts on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence and Intellectual Freedom" — but it was explosive.
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It remains a work in progress, but one at least intended to hold all nations in peaceful coexistence.
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The coexistence of empathy and dread in Frink's moral imagination might explain her long commitment to Amnesty International.
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It interrogates the concepts of coexistence and interdependence, using music as both an embodied concern and a metaphor.
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As tigers stray outside the reserves, "we have to think of a mechanism of coexistence," Dr. Habib said.
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The mission of the museum, said Dario Disegni, chairman of MEIS, is to foster dialogue, understanding and coexistence.
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The two stores within a store had an easy coexistence, even if they were at cross purposes aesthetically.
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What do you think America would have looked like had coexistence with Native people and traditions happened instead?
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"We are surrounded by [chaos], and equipped for coexistence with it only by our fictive powers," he wrote.
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The other tenants in the building spoke of a "quiet and courteous" coexistence between the restaurant and neighbors.
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From the perspective of citizens, however, "winning" means security at home, peaceful coexistence wherever possible, freedom, and prosperity.
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The status quo in the meantime is an uneasy coexistence with no obvious resolution in the near term.
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It took Europe more than 1,500 years after the fall of the Roman Empire to establish peaceful coexistence.
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It was a city governed by uneasy but persistent habits of coexistence, all destroyed, willfully, by century's end.
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The functional uses of machines and innovative computer programs is not to isolate us, but rather, to promote coexistence.
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China urged India and Pakistan to avoid unilateral actions, and seek a new path of peaceful coexistence, Wang said.
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Thanks to its efforts, Sur came to symbolize the vision of peaceful coexistence in a region plagued by intolerance.
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In this way, algorithmic culture is not encouraging of diversity or the coexistence of multiple valid viewpoints and identities.
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Others try to promote human-elephant coexistence, building "fences" of beehives for farmers, to frighten crop-raiding herds away.
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The inevitable coexistence, at least initially, of self-driving vehicles with their human-operated counterparts will certainly pose quandaries.
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Hence a series of research projects at its research division aimed at safe and non-weird robot-human coexistence.
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Elle a opté pour le multiculturalisme, qui tolère la coexistence d'identités à trait d'union et les conduites dites particularistes.
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" "It is the coexistence of these three scales of active bedforms that defied previous understanding of wind-formed ripples.
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News and social networking are like oil and water — they can't blend into coexistence on the same news feed.
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The killings shattered the calm in an industrial park long praised by Israelis as a symbol of peaceful coexistence.
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Toward the end of his life, Mr. Botha paid tribute to Nelson Mandela and the goal of racial coexistence.
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We look forward to a historic visit, through which we will seek dialogue on the peaceful coexistence among peoples.
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By and large, the performances seem to have been blown into uneasy coexistence by random winds from different directions.
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The museum's collection of more than 200 artifacts and multimedia installations supports that alternative narrative, of coexistence and contribution.
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Since 1953 there has been an uneasy coexistence between North and South Korea, which hosts over 20,000 American troops.
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Titled "A Planetary Garden: Cultivating Coexistence," the exhibition, which opened June 16, takes migration as one of its themes.
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Mr Sánchez this week called for "a new era" to achieve "coexistence within Catalonia" through dialogue and the constitution.
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St. Pope John Paul II said that Lebanon is a powerful message of coexistence between people of different faiths.
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Moments of social peace and coexistence, however troubled and imperfect, are the brief miracle that needs explaining, and protecting.
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This extreme confrontation and polarization is an obstacle to understanding and a peaceful democratic coexistence, and it cannot stand.
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The painting conveys a post-Fall America, tinged with menace, in which sin and grace manage a dissonant coexistence.
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These discoveries are contributing toward a template for forest management that might ensure the coexistence of tree and community.
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The neighboring pipa, decorated with Daoist, Buddhist, and Confucian symbols, evokes a peaceful coexistence among the three religious philosophies.
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The series (we all wish were real) chronicles the wobbly coexistence of lonely young Elliott and his extra terrestrial companion.
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"The history of the Kingdom of Bahrain is characterized by coexistence and religious harmony," the ministry said in a statement.
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Animals that are able to adapt to a human presence likely have coexistence figured out, at least to some degree.
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On the left, it is used as a way of looking forward, with a strong emphasis on coexistence and sustainability.
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The intensity of Palestinian rage exposed a loathing by Palestinians that was utterly incompatible with a future of peaceful coexistence.
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The court's decision threatens "the fragile coexistence in our society", said the president, Salvador Sánchez Cerén, a former guerrilla commander.
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Op-Docs My hometown, Haifa, in Israel, is very proud of its legacy of peaceful coexistence between Jews and Arabs.
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That coexistence has not been easy, nor has it been all that successful, especially for those who have less power.
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This step toward sustained coexistence with the rest of life is partly a practical challenge and partly a moral decision.
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Margot Livesey's new novel, "Mercury," features a married couple who have drifted into this proximate but distant state of coexistence.
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There is a road trip with Tan to the United States, and the details of their awkward, though collegiate, coexistence.
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"We're now so sorted into different geographies that the best we can hope for is a mutual coexistence," he said.
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The narrow question that drives the plot has to do with the coexistence of two countries with overlapping royal lines.
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" Of the more traditional methods of fostering coexistence in the city, he added: "Dialogue groups are not the best fun.
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Mogadishu was a study in violent coexistence, a brutal ecosystem where new conflicts sprouted up without ever quelling the old.
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Mr. Abiy has cast himself as a transformational figure, promising peaceful coexistence and an end to the government's autocratic ways.
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"Our coexistence with digital devices has affected our patience and shortened the span of our attention," runs a typical sentence.
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The notes and their combinations are almost always consonant, or soon come to feel that way in their weightless coexistence.
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"But for the most part, there is good coexistence in Abruzzo, and it's been that way for centuries," he said.
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One can only hope that democracies regroup, finding a means of peaceful coexistence and competition with China, Russia and others.
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Taliban fighters still intermingle with international militants in parts of Afghanistan and maintain relationships of coexistence with some of them.
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Castigating conservatives who see a possibility of coexistence with the left, he called for a religious Reconquista of American politics.
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After recent political upheaval, they fear that gains by rival groups will upset a fragile coexistence and cause new strife.
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In a moment of coexistence, Flint felt an existential connection to nature that, as he grew older, blossomed into love.
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It's an uneasy coexistence for countries whose intertwined histories of colonization, conquest and racism over the centuries have left deep wounds.
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He was struck by the paradoxical coexistence of unmet needs and unused resources, a simultaneous equation that prices failed to solve.
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"We have no interest in escalation, but we also have to be sure that our peaceful coexistence isn't threatened," he said.
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Thus, Monday brought a day of mutual coexistence for high-growth technology and natural resource stocks, which Cramer rarely sees occur.
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Our region faces a critical challenge to protect the prospects of diversity and mutual coexistence from the forces that threaten them.
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Stalled since 2014, peacemaking has been on a backburner for some Israelis, while others feel a need to work for coexistence.
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We feel the power of long-term coexistence and a sense of having gone through the rage of life and emerged.
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He educated thousands of children on the values of love, respect and peaceful coexistence, in the United States and in Israel.
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For them, Moon's push for peaceful coexistence between the two Koreas as two sovereign nations is not only false, but untenable.
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Future of human-wildlife coexistence We don't yet understand the consequences of this dramatic behavioral shift for individual animals or populations.
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The uncounted thousands of classroom pets that have taught lessons about life, death and peaceful coexistence are headed into summer, too.
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The social solidarity will define itself more by shared values and the rules of coexistence, as about appearance, language or origin.
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Endangered species recovery based on science and coexistence rather than politics makes everyone look better, and more importantly, it actually works.
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Hours after the sentence, Mr Sanchez called for "a new era" to achieve "coexistence within Catalonia" through dialogue and the constitution.
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But one consequence of the proliferation of bike lanes is an increasingly crowded streetscape that has led to an uncomfortable coexistence.
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My relationship with berries follows the same arc as so many relationships: ignorance, discovery, infatuation, growth, complacency and, then, happy coexistence.
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Extreme confrontation and polarization cannot seize common conscience and peace, constituting borders and barriers to understanding and peaceful and democratic coexistence.
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Drawing self-worth from consoling memberships, we humans still cannot fulfill even the most minimal requirements of interpersonal or international coexistence.
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As recognized since ancient times, the coexistence of very rich and very poor leads to two possibilities, neither a happy one.
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But the report said it needs to "strike a more balanced coexistence between the state and market" to reap the benefits.
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Uruguay's soft approach stems from a live-and-let-live attitude, developed over two centuries of coexistence with much bigger neighbors.
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These beliefs promote toxic, anti-Muslim bigotry and a refusal to accept that peaceful and productive coexistence with Muslims is possible.
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" The producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Paramore, M83), an early "Always Tomorrow" collaborator, described the duo's unique working relationship as an "easy coexistence.
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I want to say this: Europe needs each other, and I hope that we can find a very good and friendly coexistence.
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After the terrible coup attempt, Turkey had a golden opportunity to unite around democratic, pluralistic values and cultivate coexistence, peace and harmony.
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The provinces&apos religious and civil leaders have preached coexistence with Damascus, even as cities elsewhere in the country heaved with protests.
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Patients will live with long-term treatment in peaceful coexistence with their disease, enjoying a good quality of life for prolonged periods.
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There are more morose passages, but their coexistence feels natural, each coloring the other, which Woods seems to suggest is by design.
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Emile told Buzzfeed that her photos should serve as a reminder that peaceful coexistence in restrooms — and everywhere else — is "absolutely possible."
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"The basic and initial requirement of coexistence," he suggested, "should start from each side knowing and understanding the narratives of the other."
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In my dreams, that is the beginning of another great story of remix, tolerance and coexistence that is possible only in America.
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By implication, then, what ends up becoming substitution very often looks like complementary or coexistence for an awfully long time at first.
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After reading the book, I did feel just a bit more optimistic about the chances of peaceful coexistence between East and West.
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"The City of Others" is a call for urban coexistence through dance by choreographer Rafael Palacios, who also founded this Colombian company.
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By suggesting the need for a shield within marriage, Motoya conveys the dysfunction she sees in the coexistence of men and women.
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Neither of them, I can assure you, is a flaxen-haired princess type or a believer in universal harmony and peaceful coexistence.
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Spain will remain a model of coexistence reminiscent of the Moorish era, when Andalusia personified harmony among the faithful of different religions.
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The question should be asked if the consistent ignoring and needling of the resident Jewish population is avoiding the issue of coexistence.
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In Toronto, Ujiri can keep making Knicks-level money and continue his happy coexistence with an ownership group that loves him unreservedly.
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Fueled by the ease of distribution and promotion, you have a coexistence of a free open-source market and a proprietary market.
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Kazakh officials often sound themes of religious coexistence and moderate Islam, which is reassuring to neighboring Russia, home to 20 million Muslims.
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At the same time, the coexistence of realism and symbolism emphasizes the fantasy and the absurdity of these characters and their stories.
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Her art threads cultures and histories together to imagine new sites for coexistence in hand-crafted and labor-intensive sculptures and installations.
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It was seen as a critical moment of healing and the movement focused on establishing an equal and harmonious coexistence in the future.
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I got too good at isolating myself, which was not intelligence but more likely the clichéd coexistence of self-hatred and self-obsession.
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"Pachystruthio dmanisensis was a good runner, which may be explained by its coexistence with large carnivoran mammals," the authors wrote in the study.
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Moderate Arabs must lead an effort to advance a culture of peace by discouraging hate speech and supporting the coexistence of all peoples.
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The highly unusual meeting was intended, according to organizers, to forge a joint effort against religious violence, and to promote peace and coexistence.
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The American and Russian piloted space programs should remain merged, he said, as a symbol of coexistence and the peaceful pursuit of science.
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Smaller civic parties, addressing these issues and advocating coexistence have a chance to break the nationalists' grip on power on the local level.
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Rather than appeal to customers to drop their existing Microsoft Office subscriptions, G Suite will adopt a new sales strategy that emphasizes coexistence.
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In a televised speech, Haitham promised to uphold Muscat's policy of peaceful coexistence and friendly relations with all nations while further developing Oman.
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The uneasy coexistence between horse-drawn carts and development says a lot about Senegal's ambivalence toward its rural past and its urban future.
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He also turned his back on a big idea about how a rogue nation might be drawn into peaceful coexistence with the West.
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Just as his predecessors had done, Moon chose to ignore his Northern counterpart's ploy of dangling the possibility of denuclearization and peaceful coexistence.
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Halo: Envoy is set six years after the war, where human colonists and Sangheili settlers live in an uneasy coexistence on the planet Carrow.
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"I'm simply passionate about the issue of empathy and social coexistence," she said in an interview with the German weekly Die Zeit in 22019.
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His Declaration of Medina, a treaty providing for coexistence with Jews, "could yet be our model", says an official at the Islamic affairs ministry.
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But 9/11 changed world politics, and continuing crises in Europe made coexistence between different religious and ethnic groups more of a practical necessity.
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"I think we can begin something more effective in terms of working together, in terms of dialogue, in terms of peaceful coexistence," he said.
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"In the end, there is just not enough economic pop in the Carson project to justify the coexistence of two competing clubs," Vrooman said.
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FRIENDLY COEXISTENCE Another option is for TIM and Open Fiber to cooperate commercially and carry out co-investments but without going to the altar.
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"Kirkuk is a Kurdistani city which should become an example for the coexistence of nations and religions," he said during a visit to Kirkuk.
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In his speech, Xi said the world needed to "draw upon each other's strengths and pursue coexistence," rather than criticize other countries' domestic choices.
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"Its consequences are unpredictable but, in any case, dramatic in terms of self-government, coexistence, economic growth and employment," it said in a statement.
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Mr. Kashua does harm to human rights and the prospects for peaceful coexistence by suggesting that the human rights of both peoples are incompatible.
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Kicking back against the apocalyptic doom-mongering of mainstream media, his looping, dense prose methodically argues for a state of coexistence with all ecology.
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She tries to present it, particularly in her tacked-on introduction and conclusion, as foreshadowing and illuminating the tragic deadlock in Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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We have difficulty accepting their coexistence in a single image; the mutual exclusivity of flesh and spirit has been drummed into us by now.
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Angham, a prominent local singer, sang for Muslim-Christian coexistence as a display of fireworks lit the skies over the two houses of worship.
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Clearly there's a line between the basic banter that makes daily coexistence possible, and gossip that could reasonably have negative, or even corrosive, consequences.
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In conversations, Mr. Davidovsky remembered the Médanos of his childhood as a place of easy coexistence, peopled with characters seemingly drawn from commedia dell'arte.
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Ultimately, "Piece with gaps" is not so much a political work as it is one that explores the paired ideas of difference and coexistence.
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In conversations, Mr. Davidovsky remembered the Médanos of his childhood as a place of easy coexistence, peopled with characters seemingly drawn from commedia dell'arte.
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Amazon employees will also have the opportunity to take courses that improve their technical skillsets – a key element of secure, productive human and AI coexistence.
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And for nearly 20 years, a group of scientists have used fossils like these to reconstruct past climates, using a method called the Coexistence Approach.
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And as Emiratis look to the future, we will continue to pursue a different path for the Middle East based on tolerance, openness and coexistence.
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The small Muslim majority nation in the Balkans, a region that until recently was synonymous with political turbulence, is a model of inter-religious coexistence.
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Instead, those present decided to commit themselves to a different kind of event, one grounded in acknowledging the coexistence of many intense and difficult emotions.
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Ir Amim, a group that promotes coexistence in Jerusalem, said 28,000 Palestinians and 1,000 Jews, half of them yeshiva students, live in the Muslim Quarter.
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To unlock those solutions, the essential question for the U.S. is to find an acceptable modus vivendi — a sort of tolerable peaceful coexistence — with China.
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But the coexistence of the two interpretations hints at an important truth, scholars say: The line between coups and revolts can be blurry, even nonexistent.
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Theodor Hanf, in his "Coexistence in Wartime Lebanon", said that it took just two weeks for the Chouf to be nearly entirely cleansed of Christians.
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Mr Sánchez defines the Catalan problem as one of restoring peaceful coexistence between supporters of independence and the majority in the region who oppose it.
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Mr Sánchez said he will talk to all parties except those "who have excluded themselves from coexistence", meaning Vox and some Catalan and Basque separatists.
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"Such assurance cannot be achieved simply by an American promise or an agreement on paper, it will require a substantial period of coexistence and interdependence."
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She said each of Germany's 16 federal states was allowed to ban political activities which put at risk the peaceful coexistence of Germans and foreigners.
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That peace hinges on symbiotic coexistence in a political environment where representatives to the UK Parliament haven't taken their elected offices in nearly two years.
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Reckless action like invoking national security powers to damage Canada's economy endanger the climate of peaceful coexistence that prevails in the broader North Atlantic region.
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When India gained independence from Britain in 1947, it was struggling to achieve coexistence between its Hindu and Muslim populations while establishing central government control.
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As he renounced the coexistence he had once preached, he recorded the sermons that would play, long after his incineration, to impressionable youths like Hoda.
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I dream about new projects to work on with my colleagues at Anadolu Kultur, our organization, which seeks to promote mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence.
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Our peaceful coexistence came to a crashing halt when a group of exuberant football fans came in shouting for their team and rounds of beer.
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Mr. Abiy, 43, has preached the philosophy of "medemer," or unity, and has made peaceful coexistence and regional integration a central leitmotif of his administration.
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" Coixet echoed the need for a solution when she remarked that "this coexistence, this cohabitation [between cinemas and streaming services] will have to work somehow.
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It is a model of coexistence in a city filled with tension, leading the way in interfaith cooperation, as it has been for hundreds of years.
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As much as two-thirds or more of the population is estimated to be Muslim, but coexistence, tolerance and patriotism figure much more prominently than religion.
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"This can hurt the good coexistence in the German-Danish border region and be especially hard on commuters," Mr. Albig told the German news agency DPA.
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Horizon Zero Dawn plays with those themes with its indigenous-inspired cultures that emphasize coexistence with nature and warn against the legacy left by the machines.
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Eid Hassoun, a Christian lawyer who won a seat as part of the "Coexistence" list, said just 15 more votes would have yielded a balanced outcome.
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After three all-out wars, several border skirmishes, and terrorist attacks, Pakistan and India aren't any closer to peaceful coexistence, and now both have nuclear weapons.
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He is, comparatively, pragmatic — attuned to his own limitations, mindful of the shifting pecking orders in hip-hop and fashion, interested in coexistence rather than conflict.
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This work is a call for coexistence, for an ideal world in which individuals can unite in celebration of our distinctions and of our common humanity.
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One emotion could not diminish the other, and their coexistence was a reminder of what Ms. Bilik and Mr. Rosenberg may face in years to come.
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Before this month, there hadn't been any reported coyote attacks on humans in Illinois for the last 30 years, according to a CACC coyote coexistence plan.
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Their conflict was mirrored by a struggle on the human side between a genocidal, ape-hating military commander and a rival leader who believed in coexistence.
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They had a lot at stake and reasons for mistrust, yet they were able to reconcile their differences and enjoy 85033 years of largely peaceful coexistence.
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African-American Muslims have a decades-long tradition of inclusiveness, moderation and coexistence with those who are non-Muslim, sharing religious holidays and other family celebrations.
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The ambiguity of time, the simultaneous coexistence of the past and present allowing the confrontation one with another, gives collage the possibility to act as subversive.
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"What makes America unique is the coexistence of freedom... therefore banning [immigrants] is a violation of all these facts and values," he said in his short video.
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"To seek harmony and coexistence has been in the genes of the Chinese nation throughout history, and it represents the very essence of eastern civilization," he said.
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Is a fresh confrontation, even a conflict, brewing again so soon after the deal of 2015 was supposed to have ushered in an era of peaceful coexistence?
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Minnette, 21, brings Clay to life with raw pain and dry humor; we see the coexistence of who he is alongside who he wants desperately to be.
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After two and a half decades of inflated hopes and expectations for peaceful coexistence, America is back to its old cold-war policy of containment and deterrence.
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" The USCCB said in a statement that the rule that was "a return to common sense, long-standing federal practice, and peaceful coexistence between church and state.
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Looking ahead, it is difficult to imagine any type of coexistence, no matter how uneasy, between an emboldened ruling party and a cut-down-to size opposition.
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If Victorian history were as muddled as that of early Renaissance art, generations of scholars would be puzzling their way through the coexistence of two distinct Lears.
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Mormons and Freemasons, joined with Welsh and Irish laborers recruited from Manhattan's Five Points, carved the canal from rock and mud, thrusting them into a volatile coexistence.
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At the rehabilitation center, the instructor draws on Islamic history, with some examples of seventh-century Muslims battles, and touts an Islam based on justice and coexistence.
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Mr. Ivanovic faced war-crimes charges, which he described as politically motivated, but he was also a rare voice for the coexistence of ethnic Albanians and Serbs.
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"I think the two religious Shiite establishments cannot have coexistence and are mutually exclusive," said Farshad Ghorbanpour, an analyst close to the administration of President Hassan Rouhani.
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If its Hindu nationalist conception prevails over one of inclusion, my hometown and my country as places embodying accommodation and coexistence might only live in our memories.
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"The optimist in me is saying there's a pathway for coexistence here in an otherwise challenging landscape," said Dr. Carter, an assistant professor at Boise State University.
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From here, I could see Poland's layers of history — their easy coexistence, the way these two eras occupied the same portrait, suggesting a possible and redemptive future.
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Coexistence is neither decoupling nor appeasement; it requires, above all, deterrence and candor—a constant reckoning with what kind of change America will, and will not, accept.
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But resolution can come only when the war's participants once again see peaceful coexistence as worth the compromises and risks — a task harder than any American mission.
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On the other hand, giving in to Islamists' demands that contradict Bangladesh's cultural ethos of syncretism and tolerance would be to negotiate terms of surrender, not coexistence.
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Peaceful coexistence among early residents unravels when a band of "newcomers" arrives and constructs a trench across the field—whether for drainage or for defense is uncertain.
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The future belongs to the people of Iran -- those who seek peaceful coexistence and cooperation, not the terrorist warlords who plunder their nation to finance bloodshed abroad.
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" The oil-rich Arab state has touted official efforts to promote religious coexistence, appointing a Minister of Tolerance in 2016 and declaring 2019 "the year of tolerance.
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However national boundaries are drawn, some are likely to find themselves on the wrong side of them — and genocide is as likely an outcome as peaceful coexistence.
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Hariri said he looked forward to "real partnership with all the political powers, in placing Lebanon's interests high above any other interests" and preserving coexistence among Lebanese.
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Earlier this year, Pope Francis and King Mohammed VI signed a joint declaration that declared Jerusalem to be a "symbol of peaceful coexistence" for Christians, Jews and Muslims.
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No immodesty was spared as Mr Xi promised Chinese guidance and more than $100bn of Chinese money to create what he called a "big family of harmonious coexistence".
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The two married couples in the room are ostensibly striving for "the art of coexistence" as they discuss an earlier playground altercation between their 11-year-old sons.
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Religiously inspired atrocities did take place during the era of the Crusades, but there were also many episodes of collaboration, coexistence, and sometimes even a kind of tolerance.
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But under the liberal President Moon, the government has softened its approach, emphasizing reconciliation and peaceful coexistence that might lead to eventual unity, current and former officials say.
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People of different nationalities, religions, and ethnicities, aware of their interdependence, of the correlation of their fates, could muster the tolerance that facilitates peaceful coexistence and active collaboration.
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"We want a massive turnout to begin a new political era of tranquillity, normality, coexistence and respect," Rajoy told the Catalan wing of his conservative People's Party (PP).
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"Such assurance cannot be achieved simply by an American promise or an agreement on paper, it will require a substantial period of coexistence and interdependence," the study concluded.
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"There are a lot of monsters, and they're advocating for their rights—and coexistence among humans—but there are a lot of reasons why that's messy," he says.
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De Gaulle's coexistence with the Fourth Republic, in which he briefly led several governments, was unhappy and contentious; his general's temperament was not made for intricate parliamentary maneuvering.
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"It seems some people have forgotten that San Sebastián in part received the European award because it had a project based on coexistence and peace," Mr. Elzo said.
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Whether Abbas could vouchsafe the Gaza Strip is in doubt, as it is under the de facto control of armed Hamas Islamists who oppose permanent coexistence with Israel.
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The awkward coexistence between Greece and Turkey since the mid-1990s, when the two countries came close to war, could be at even greater risk of lasting damage.
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Audiences of tens of thousands are coming together at our "Us + Them" shows, which embrace love, compassion, cooperation and coexistence and encourage resistance to authoritarianism and proto-fascism.
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The alternative course – of preventing Iran from producing nuclear weapons – leads to the caging of the nuclear genie and the world's long-term peaceful coexistence with nuclear weapons.
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While the B.J.P. has often pitted the country's Hindu majority against its minorities, the A.A.P. instead championed religious coexistence and diversity while playing up its own Hindu credentials.
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It is a plan that would diminish the prospects for peaceful coexistence, while damaging our country's hard-won role as a force for stability in the Middle East.
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The smallest cubs and piglets nurse together from a sow or sometimes from a tiger — an echo of the Tiger Temple's marketing mantra of peaceful coexistence among species.
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What will work is a genuine effort to forge inclusive engagement among the regional powers based on a policy of coexistence and acceptance that military solutions are futile.
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I ask all Venezuelan political leaders to fulfill their responsibilities as representatives of the Venezuelan people to create the necessary conditions to achieve a new framework for coexistence.
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Almost half the land in the park is privately held, and the park service actively promotes the coexistence of humans and animals by outlining safe practices for homeowners.
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The tale, set in the Burge — a city reminiscent of Victorian London — focuses on the humans and fae whose uneasy coexistence leads to violence, political intrigue, and romance.
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They are twitchy that alternatives to fast-fashion, such as resale and rental clothing, which promote the peaceful coexistence of altruism and narcissism, might be on the rise.
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Faced with exclusion, I ask for coexistence; federalism and union, not provincialism and division; the rule of law, not arbitrariness; and pluralism and freedom against dogma and imposition.
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"The narrative came from kind of colliding dystopia and utopia together, finding ways to have this coexistence of things that are considered to be not compatible," she said.
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He simply dropped their names (Boullata and Ankori) and the name of Ariella Azoulay who is working on photography pre 1948 to bring out the coexistence aspect before 1948.
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A member of the Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth cages herself during a campaign opposing the consumption of dog meat in Seongnam, where the Moran market is located.
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The recently elected president had also promised to adopt Tory, a homeless dog from Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE), a Korean animal rights group, during his campaign.
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Heidi Rabben, senior curator at the CJM, posits that showcasing historic examples of interfaith coexistence can prompt reflections on how to create a more tolerant society in the present.
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"It (the motion) has broader European significance given that BDS makes no attempt to build coexistence and peace between Israel and all of its neighbors," he wrote on Twitter.
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The question is whether or not Washington and Beijing have the will to arrive at an accommodation; an accommodation resulting in some form of coexistence in the Pacific region.
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The food was delicious, and I couldn't help feeling that this was one final symbolic gesture of peace and coexistence, in a day that had been full of them.
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The people of Kurdistan hold their own culture and identity, content with values of pluralism, democracy and peaceful coexistence, and denial of this will only lead to unwanted outcomes.
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The question is whether or not Washington and Beijing have the will to arrive at an accommodation, an accommodation resulting in some form of coexistence in the Asia Pacific.
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This coexistence of horror and fine family entertainment renders the behind-the-scenes atmosphere into a social space somewhere between spooky summer camp and elaborate performance art therapy simulation.
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To the Editor: So President Trump is to meet with Kim Jong-un of North Korea for the purpose of working out a plan to live in peaceful coexistence.
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Named Charlie Luther Mason — the "Luther," naturally, for Martin Luther King — he is by upbringing if not by temperament a believer in the amicable coexistence of meritocracy and diversity.
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Now, the Fed is confronting "the coexistence of low inflation and low unemployment," a phenomenon that inverts the "stagflation" experience of the 1970s, when both inflation and unemployment climbed.
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"Until 2003, the Mosul community was living in peaceful coexistence, but after that, things changed," said Jafar Khaleel, 46, who left Mosul in 2014 after the Islamic State onslaught.
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These articles are based on recognized international basics of democracy, social freedoms, gender equality, equality amongst all religions and ethnicities, peaceful coexistence with others and a non-nuclear Iran.
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At a time when the world is filled with so much bigotry, the creation of this ministry is crucial in promoting tolerance, coexistence and respect for others throughout the UAE.
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When these photos are shown alongside those of this week's eruption, it's hard to not feel humbled by our coexistence with forces much grander than the lives we lead. —G.
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Israel's relationship with Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, has shifted to one of cautious coexistence; the West Bank is mostly quiescent, with last year's "knife intifada" having fizzled out.
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"Iran's historic and cultural record of coexistence and respect for divine religions, particularly Judaism, is recorded in reliable historic documents of various nations," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi said.
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Otherwise, "45" is typical, in which a similarly textured vocal and a gauzy, electronic saxophone coexist in the same track without saying much to each other or justifying their coexistence.
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"The coexistence of nutritional problems associated with extreme deprivation and obesity is the real face of malnutrition," said Dr. Corinna Hawkes, a co-author of the report, in a statement.
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The small western German state of Saarland said on Tuesday it was invoking its right to ban political activities that put at risk the peaceful coexistence of Germans and foreigners.
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This was one key problem of the early Cold War, when both the United States and the Soviet Union were in effect learning what nuclear deterrence, competition, and coexistence entailed.
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Two years into the campaign against IS, Iraqi security forces, their Iranian-backed Shia militia allies and the American-led international coalition seem to have settled into an uneasy coexistence.
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"It was a political act, not one of consensus and coexistence," he said in his office at the gym he owns in the Beirut Christian district of Ain al-Romaneh.
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Does it matter that far-away nations are looking at the American President, noting his assaults on the truth, on the media, on his allies -- and on tolerance and coexistence?
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The only solution, he added, was "coexistence, which implies recognition and respect, and there is only one way to achieve it — the political dialogue, which requires more courage than confrontation."
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Lindberg's point is that Iran's mullahs should consider letting go of their past grievances, looking instead to a future of coexistence with the U.S. to benefit as Vietnam has done.
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In the process of dealing with the quickly unraveling coexistence of their species and a string of brutal murders, they also try to hide their love from a disapproving world.
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I think in the future, you know, there is going to be some type of spheres of influence and you know, a sort of coexistence that have to be done.
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This is the message of coexistence that the pope praised and proof that Christians can achieve equal rights and live in peace, even in countries where they face persecution today.
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"I hope Japan will be able to genuinely reconcile with its neighbors on which it inflicted suffering and will walk the path of peaceful coexistence and prosperity together," he said.
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Prime Minister Enda Kenny of Ireland has called for steps to preserve a peaceful coexistence with Northern Ireland, where there will be a new land border with the European Union.
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Because the tree appears to benefit from at least some disruption in the environment, Afrormosia is a totem of survival and coexistence, even with the humans that threaten its survival.
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President Trump seems willing to consider an end to the Korean War and should be willing to support South Korea in its efforts to reduce tensions and achieve peaceful coexistence.
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The peaceful coexistence of one panel is undermined by the immiseration or bloodshed of another, and the abundance of one group of people is enabled by the exploitation of others.
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But Moran in Seongnam, which sells the meat from over 80,000 dogs per year for human consumption, is due to stay open, says the Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE).
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"I do not accept ideas or suggestions that would jeopardize the Macedonian national identity, the particularity of the Macedonian nation, the Macedonian language and the Macedonian model of coexistence," Ivanov explained.
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Mourou was not immediately available for comment, but he regularly displays moderate credentials, attending annual gatherings of Jews at the ancient Ghriba synagogue, for instance, where he speaks about religious coexistence.
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"We can live side by side," Erdogan said in a translation provided by Greek state TV. "Our aim is to build the future differently, with unity, coexistence and solidarity," he said.
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The Da'esh objective is crystal clear: to challenge the very idea of coexistence, summon these young people to Jihad and, most of all, force Muslim young people into making a choice.
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For decades, while the Soviet Union sowed tyranny across the globe, sent millions to rot in the Gulag, and threatened America with nuclear annihilation, Democrats were for detente and peaceful coexistence.
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"These acts, if allowed to go unchecked will constitute danger to the peace, tranquillity, harmonious coexistence and good governance of Kaduna state," it said, declaring the group unlawful with immediate effect.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — The opening ceremony of the biggest Winter Paralympics yet unfolded Friday night with a glittering performance that championed a world of coexistence where differences are embraced and understood.
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During thousands of years of civilization, women have evolved to deal with the intractable perplexities of life and find means of peaceful coexistence where men have traditionally found roads to conflict.
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But rights groups dismissed the Pope's description of the UAE as "a land that seeks to be a model of coexistence," pointing to the country's crackdown on dissidents in recent years.
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In this case, Mr. Washington set out to use the musical concept of counterpoint (various melodic crosscurrents flowing together) to symbolize a coexistence that is not just peaceful but actively engaged.
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The researchers there are discovering how to maintain both the ecosystem and the economy, how to continue the coexistence of trees and humans and, therefore, the biodiversity of the entire forest.
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"Our hope is that through these buildings people of all faiths and from across society can learn and engage in a mission of peaceful coexistence for generations to come," said Adjaye.
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Si les chasseurs de ptérosaures ne sont pas tous créationnistes, il se trouve de nombreux créationnistes chez les partisans de la thèse de la coexistence entre les humains et les dinosaures.
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The Kurds, when given a real and fair choice, have repeatedly picked politics over violence and opted for coexistence in a democratic Turkey, where their rights and identities are recognized, over separation.
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That coexistence depends on a tension between doctrine and practice, in which the church's official teaching remains conservative even as the everyday life of Catholicism is shot through with disagreement, relativism, dissent.
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The world's only hope for long-term coexistence with nuclear weapons lies in having these five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council rigorously ENFORCE nonproliferation, with military force, collegially or individually.
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Indeed, provoking such a response is exactly the response ISIS seeks to elicit, eliminating what is known as the "gray zone" of coexistence between European Muslims and the Western societies they inhabit.
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In his show notes, he called the collection "an ode to coexistence as opposed to exclusion," which sounds potentially plugged-in, except it was expressed as all his former collections coexisting together.
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This principle of peaceful coexistence and respect is the bedrock of freedom and self-determination, a principle that, yet again, has been compromised — this time, with the United States as its victim.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's first transgender beauty pageant, won by a Christian Arab on Friday, brought together contestants from the Holy Land's main faiths in an unconventional show of tolerance and coexistence.
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We believe that Mr. Erdogan fears not the presence or the absence of any given military force but the peaceful and democratic coexistence of Arabs, Kurds, Christians and others in northeastern Syria.
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Lecturers at Tikrit University have raised funds from private evening classes, rebuilt their war-battered campus and redesigned the curriculum "to promote peaceful coexistence", says the dean of Sharia Studies, Anwar Faris Abd.
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Sanchez also urged Torra to acknowledge the many Catalans who do not want independence for the wealthy northeastern region and who are "asking him to rebuild the coexistence damaged by the independence movement".
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An opinion piece in Saudi-owned, pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat praised the visit and its message of tolerance and coexistence, which it said confronted a discourse of extremism in the region.
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The question here is, what is the future of Kurdistan if we are denied our rights to be separate and yet we are not presented with an alternative for peaceful coexistence in Iraq?
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To steady South Sudan, the world's newest nation, Mr. Kiir and Mr. Machar formed a transitional government, and for months soldiers from both sides of the conflict endured a tense coexistence in Juba.
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The day after a screening event in Los Angeles, Mr. Nolan and Ms. Joy discussed anticipation culture, the coexistence of puzzle-solving and storytelling, and how much they can and can't plan ahead.
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Instead, they will most likely be on the streets, where they will be easy prey for extremists who will exploit our broken promises on education as proof that peaceful coexistence can never work.
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These civic guarantees make possible our coexistence, particularly at a time when bogus information rapidly spreads through social media, radical political content explodes across digital channels and public debates increasingly veer toward extremism.
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Sanchez also urged Torra to acknowledge the many Catalans who do not want independence for the wealthy northeastern region and who are "asking him to rebuild the coexistence damaged by the independence movement".
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According to the complaint, Brooks Brothers' actions, including its sale of athletic footwear beginning in 2018, will confuse consumers, damage Brooks' own marks, and undermine a 1980 "coexistence" trademark agreement between the companies.
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The Islamic State, which rejects peace and coexistence, described Mr. Masood on Thursday as a disciple and a hero for the assault carried out a day earlier in the shadow of Big Ben.
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He is now a middle-aged politician in a suit, a legislator preaching the coexistence of Arab and Jew in a time of dashed hopes, almost daily acts of terror, and regional chaos.
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Maybe naturists truly believe it's possible for a body to just be a body — that by imposing a neutral state of mammalian coexistence, people can fake social equilibrium, if only for an afternoon.
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"We deeply appreciate the willingness of his Reverend Eminence, Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes, and all of the bishops to continue to contribute to dialogue, tolerance and peaceful coexistence in our country," Ortega wrote to Brenes.
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Since 1998, South Korean governments of both conservative and progressive bents have pursued a policy of coexistence with the North, seeking to avoid the costs and risks associated with conflict or an abrupt unification.
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It did not end until Arafat died in 2004, bringing new leadership to the Palestinians and a new effort at coexistence led by Mr. Sharon, a former hawk who had been elected prime minister.
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Their coexistence was far from perfect, but as the historian Michel Abitbol and others have shown, Jews fared significantly better in Arab lands than their brethren in the shtetls of Central and Eastern Europe.
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When a tech geek who has little understanding of societal coexistence and politics owns 60 percent of the shares of a company that has serious power over the public discourse, we have a problem.
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Charlie Russell, a Canadian naturalist who researched grizzly bears by living among them and argued for a view of the animals based on coexistence rather than fear, died on May 7 in Calgary, Alberta.
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Gaza's dominant Hamas Islamists, which reject coexistence with Israel, called last week for a new Palestinian uprising, but any such mass-mobilisation has yet to be seen in the West Bank or East Jerusalem.
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"Tori had to wait for two years to be adopted while his lighter-furred friends easily found new homes," said Park Soyoun, president of Seoul-based animal shelter Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE).
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Nadella points to Microsoft's own artificially intelligent assistant Cortana as a positive example of our early coexistence with AI. The tool follows its users across Microsoft platforms, solving problems over the course of a day.
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"Time will tell if there is room for coexistence, but Tesla investors must understand that as the addressable market expands, the company runs the risk of encroaching deeper into hallowed and competitive turf," Jonas said.
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And the sentiment of this particular artist—the idea that we can be hyperaware of the world and systems around us, and not be suspicious of our neighbors every day—is the key to coexistence.
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Yet some distinctive Bong touches emerge, like the oafish snack-bar clerk (Song) who becomes his unlikely hero, the sincere emotion of a family in crisis and the coexistence of lowbrow yuks and satirical wit.
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I was so struck in the first movement of the Ninth by the coexistence of milky winds, spiraling strings, roaring brasses and the slightest shudder of timpani; so many colors and textures, in perfect balance.
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"For a long time, China and Islamic countries have respected each other and had win-win cooperation, and have created a model of the peaceful coexistence of different cultures," Xi said, according to China's Foreign Ministry.
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"The national police rejects and condemns these acts of barbarism that affect the integrity of our police and other citizens, as well as the tranquility and coexistence of the country's capital," the police said in statement.
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Xi told visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in March that peaceful coexistence between Israel and the Palestinians would be good for both parties and the region, and that it was favored by the international community.
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He will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as young people interested in fostering coexistence between Israel and the Palestinians, before he moves on to Tel Aviv for events at the British embassy.
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But according to Esteban Payán, who is Panthera's Northern South America Jaguar Program Regional Director, the landholders he consults are often open to coexistence with jaguars, and many have become avid cooperators on the corridor project.
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The confrontation marked a low point in relations between two neighbors who have long had a fragile coexistence within NATO, and it threatened to upend a fine balance in the strategically important, energy-rich southeastern Mediterranean.
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Pope Francis has called the country a "land that tries to be a model of coexistence" and began a video message about the trip last week with the Arabic salutation "Salaam alaikum" ("Peace be with you").
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He had never held office but was known to support peaceful coexistence with Israel, and Mr. Sadat regarded his Coptic origins, reputation for fairness and marriage to an Alexandrian Jew, Leia Nadler, as potential assets in Jerusalem.
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Following the vision of its chief rabbi, Menachem Froman, who counted Yasir Arafat as a friend and who died in 2013, many of Tekoa's residents say they seek to live in peaceful coexistence with their Palestinian neighbors.
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While holistic platforms will pave the way for easier brownfield IoT development, provisions also need to be made to integrate support for open standards in order to make possible interoperability and coexistence between different platforms and devices.
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"I'm here to share rituals with my Jewish friends in new Tunisia of tolerance, coexistence and freedom of belief ... Every one has his religion, but we have many common points; the flag, love and peace," Ben Said.
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It's no accident that this expansion, then, features the Cree under Poundmaker and the indigenous communities known as the Mapuche, both of whom introduce more strategies of coexistence and even resistance rather than pursuit of outright dominance.
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NOC Chairman Mustafa Sanalla said he hoped the concession of control would lead to "a new phase of cooperation and coexistence" between factions that have shut down most of Libya's oil output as they competed for power.
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Those were some of the key topics Xi and Modi discussed last week in an attempt to establish a stable and predictable bilateral relationship that would support a world order based on globalization, multilateralism and peaceful coexistence.
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The violence against Muslims in Gujarat in 2002 — what many call a pogrom orchestrated by then Chief Minister Narendra Modi — is a motivating force in the novel for several Muslims seeking justice, or even just peaceful coexistence.
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It is essential for both sides that the final status agreement resolves all the outstanding issues and finally brings closure to the conflict, so they can move ahead to a new era of peaceful coexistence and cooperation.
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RIJEKA, Croatia — A prominent Serb politician in Kosovo, a rare voice for coexistence of ethnic Albanians and Serbs, was shot and killed on Tuesday, heightening tensions between Kosovo and Serbia, which has refused to recognize Kosovo's independence.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Oman's new ruler Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said promised on Saturday to maintain the Gulf Arab state's foreign policy which he said was built on peaceful coexistence and maintaining friendly ties with all nations.
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A system meant to foster peaceful coexistence has only reinforced sectarian divisions, making most Lebanese dependent on the good graces of their sects' leaders — and each sect more determined to fight for every government dollar and favor.
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The United States not only has confirmed its bias in favor of Israel but also has given approval to the kind of relations between Israel and Palestine that cannot possibly be the basis for peace and coexistence.
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The Western values of respect for freedom, human dignity, tolerance and peaceful coexistence – as well as the West's Judeo-Christian system of thought that gave root to those values – are not respected in many parts of the world.
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But that idyllic life comes to an abrupt end as the groom Atlanna left behind in Atlantis sends an army to retrieve her, and the delicate human/sea-people coexistence Atlanna and her lighthouse husband created is ruined.
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For the time being, Bradford has laid claim to a specific place mere steps from the National Mall, a space that in its idealized form is meant to signify national unity or, at bare minimum, respectful civic coexistence.
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China's President Xi Jinping told visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in March that peaceful coexistence between Israel and Palestine would be good for both parties and the region, and that it was favored by the international community.
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Football's ability to promote the virtues of coexistence is something Nordia are trying to make the most of through their youth academy, established this season despite the obstacles posed by the lack of football infrastructure in Israel's capital.
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The event was marked by a joint exhibition and conference depicting the events and celebrating nearly 500 years of peaceful coexistence between Jews and their Muslim neighbors, as well as between Jews and Orthodox Serbs and Catholic Croats.
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It is essential for both sides that the final status agreement resolves all the outstanding issues and finally brings closure to this conflict, so that everyone can move ahead to a new era of peaceful coexistence and cooperation.
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Those subtle habits of coexistence are taught by the simultaneous clack of keyboards in a glass-front espresso chain as much as by the jostling of elbows in Warsaw as the pages of the Literarishe Bleter were turned.
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By 1963, however, "peaceful coexistence" was the policy of the American and Soviet governments, Korea had effectively been partitioned, and the Sino-Soviet split made the threat of a global Communist movement seem no longer a pressing concern.
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But for Muslims, this is also a moment to reflect more deeply on how we feel about living in a country where gay rights are central, where marriage equality is real and coexistence is the only way forward.
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And ultra-Orthodox voters realized they were being ill served, too, said Daniel Goldman, a supporter of Ms. Bloch's and chairman of Gesher, a group that promotes coexistence among nonpracticing Jews, the ultra-Orthodox and everyone in between.
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First coyote attacks in three decades Before this week, there had been no reported coyote attacks on humans in the state for the last 30 years, according to a coyote coexistence plan from Chicago Animal Care and Control.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Bahraini civil society group has defended sending a delegation to Israel as a gesture of tolerance and coexistence, state news agency BNA has reported, after news of the visit sparked wide anger on social media.
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"It is very significant in that it is the first court decision that killing dogs for dog meat is illegal itself," according to Kim Kyung-eun, a lawyer with the animal rights organization Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth.
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William will spend the rest of Tuesday playing soccer with youth activists for religious coexistence, meeting with the mayor of Tel Aviv, Ron Huldai, and giving a speech at the home of the British Ambassador to Israel, David Quarrey.
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The example of Azerbaijan enabling the peaceful coexistence of Muslims, Christians and Jews serves as proof that by working together across religious and cultural divides, our values and hopes for peace can outlast and overshadow the traumas and challenges.
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Their story of persistence, grit and character has been held up as a tonic for a city marked by the coexistence of a largely liberal populace and a Congress that has grown even more deeply divided under Mr. Trump.
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Rajoy said the central government had four goals in seeking to implement this strategy — to return to legality; to restore normality and coexistence in the region; continue Catalonia's economic recovery; and to hold regional elections as soon as possible.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit in which the audio and video content platform TWiT LLC accused Twitter Inc of trademark infringement and breach of contract, following a breakdown of a decade-long "coexistence" agreement between the companies.
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The report confirmed that "collaboration between the Department of Defense and Interior will enable the successful coexistence of continued military training and expanded American oil production," said Erik Milito, a director of upstream operations at the American Petroleum Institute.
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"We assume that the reason for this particular reaction upon seeing spiders and snakes is due to the coexistence of these potentially dangerous animals with humans and their ancestors for more than 40 to 60 million years," she says.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The deadly attacks in Sri Lanka on Sunday highlighted how easily religious coexistence can be ripped apart in a region where secularism is weakening amid the growing appeal of a politics based on ethnic and sectarian identity.
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As is the case for many Palestinians, it seems that despite my belief in nonviolence and coexistence in one democratic state, I have been dehumanized and deemed an anti-Semite — a non-partner — even before I utter a word.
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The fighting in Qamishli, near the Turkish border, disturbed a largely peaceful coexistence there between the Kurds' Asayish internal security forces that control most of the city and pro-government forces holding the airport and part of its centre.
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There are rays of hope breaking through the dark cloud of Christian persecution, but it is a long journey requiring both financial and diplomatic support to stem the violence and promote the change towards equality and multi-religious coexistence.
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But in the quest to advance knowledge and broker peaceful coexistence in a pluralistic world, the worldview based on biblical inerrancy gets tangled up in the contradiction between its claims on universalist science and insistence on an exclusive faith.
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Though the city has reinvented itself as a center of health care, education and technology, they pointed out the houses that are still boarded up, the old economy and the new bumping up against each other in uneasy coexistence.
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DUBAI, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Oman's new ruler Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said promised on Saturday to maintain the Gulf Arab state's foreign policy which he said was built on peaceful coexistence and maintaining friendly ties with all nations.
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It would also be far from the first time the United States has conditioned its aid to the PA — aid intended in the first place to prevent terrorism, improve life for the Palestinians, and support peaceful Israeli-Palestinian coexistence.
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And there is realistically a third requirement: Murray and White, who have scarcely played together thus far, have to click while establishing a smooth coexistence offensively in the same lineup alongside Aldridge and DeRozan and their reliance on midrange scoring.
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They added that Trump's policies toward Israel and Palestine had also signaled a shift away from a two-state solution regarded by many as the best possible (and perhaps only) way of ensuring a peaceful coexistence between the two sides.
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If troubled Lebanon, hit hard by sectarian violence and religious division, can not only champion the teaching of coexistence, but offer every Syrian refugee a place in their schools, no matter their religion, so can every other country in the region.
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The farm bill should include protections for environmental laws, prioritizing conservation of at-risk species, supporting wildlife coexistence, measuring wildlife outcomes of farm bill conservation programs, maintaining support for Conservation Technical Assistance and encouraging federal agencies to prioritize habitat connectivity.
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For now, the majority of Taiwanese agree with Mr. Tsai that it is best to maintain the status quo, the coexistence between the two sides that has kept the peace since the guns finally fell silent in the late 1970s.
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His many books include "Sources of the Self," an exploration of how different ideas of selfhood helped define Western civilization, and "A Secular Age," a study of the coexistence of religious and nonreligious people in an era dominated by secular ideas.
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The tension between Mr. Abbas and Mr. Netanyahu, in fact, underscores just how far the two sides have separated since the 213s, when Mr. Peres helped negotiate the Oslo Accords, which created the framework for peaceful Israeli and Palestinian coexistence.
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"To the Muslims in America I have this to say: How can your conscience allow you to live in peaceful coexistence with a nation that is responsible for the tyranny and crimes committed against your own brothers and sisters?" he said.
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To illustrate this, history tells us that Arabs and Jews were some of the strongest partners in trade, culture and mutual security, living in relatively peaceful coexistence for centuries, whether they're in the Middle East, North Africa or even Spain.
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After so many years of a relatively quiet coexistence, the pair was part of a wonderfully chaotic tableau Thursday, when DeChambeau made his Masters debut as an amateur in a grouping that included the defending champion, Jordan Spieth, and Paul Casey.
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In addition to relocating the embassy, the United States has slashed funding for the Palestinians by hundreds of millions of dollars — even for hospitals and for peace programs promoting Israeli-Palestinian coexistence — and closed the Palestine Liberation Organization's office in Washington.
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In 1966, as deputy special assistant to the president for national security affairs under Mr. Rostow, Professor Bator drafted an early version of a speech in which Johnson signaled a shift from coexistence to "peaceful engagement" with the Soviet bloc.
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But the rape case and the wedding demonstrated the limits of that coexistence, and just how quickly the bitter political dispute that overlays everything in the occupied West Bank can obliterate the little sprouts of humanity that take root beneath it.
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Ann Rosenberg, a retired New York City schoolteacher, said that coexistence was not a realistic option for developmentally disabled children and young adults at the Jesse J. Kaplan School in West Nyack, which abuts a nature path used by the school.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — In her solo exhibition at the Katzen Arts Center, artist Julie Wolfe attempts to confront a massive question: How do we find peaceful coexistence between our human systems and the natural world?
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If the US leaves, as President Donald Trump has said is likely, then the Syrian Kurds will have to either forge a deal of coexistence with the Syrian regime or go it alone, potentially against both Turkish and regime forces.
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He has called for peaceful coexistence and led the kingdom to produce landmark documents like the "Amman Message," which was signed by over 500 Muslim scholars from more than 80 countries, and calls for tolerance, mutual respect and religious freedom.
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This raises the concern that some Ukrainian politicians may be willing to sacrifice our country's relations with the United States, Poland and Israel — not to mention the safety of Jewish citizens here — in exchange for "peaceful coexistence" with the far right.
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The independence of dance from music in Mr. Crossman's work has been widespread since Merce Cunningham and John Cage established the separate coexistence of the two in the 1950s; Mr. Crossman danced with the Cunningham troupe from 2009 to 2011.
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" As Hamid spoke in favor of a peaceful coexistence at a platform in Public Square set aside for scheduled speeches, the small group behind her hoisted signs such as one saying, "Muhammad is a liar, false-prophet, child-raping pervert.
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" He said he hoped that international players of "good will" would help resume a dialogue so that "a negotiated solution can finally be reached, one that would allow the peaceful coexistence of two states within mutually agreed and internationally recognized borders.
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In the Barkan Industrial Park, one of several Israeli-run commercial zones near Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank that Israel and its supporters have long held up as models of coexistence, factory owners pay Israeli and Palestinian workers equally.
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" As Hamid spoke in favor of a peaceful coexistence at a platform in Public Square set aside for scheduled speeches, the small group behind her hoisted signs such as one saying, "Muhammad is a liar, false-prophet, child-raping pervert.
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He wasn't only a major military commander, but also an inspirational figure, and an advocate of views that, if successfully implemented, could turn Syria from the world's epicenter of despair and extremism to a focus of tolerance and coexistence in the region.
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"The two countries' governments agreed to develop good friendly relations on the principles of mutual respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity, non-aggression, mutual non-interference in internal affairs, mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on its website.
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To believe that the world solely exists to propel our short-term gains is not only unsustainable; it denies the richness of a human coexistence with millions of other organisms and embraces an existential loneliness that values short-term profit above all else.
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One of Mr. Oz's most interesting recent creations, Abravanel is described as an early Zionist leader who was ousted from his leadership role when he rejected the idea of a Jewish state, proposing instead Arab and Jewish coexistence under an international protectorate.
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When a Cultural and Scientific Congress for World Peace was held in New York City in 19603, featuring Soviet delegates and a message of peaceful coexistence with the USSR, anti-Communists were incensed with the lack of criticism of the Soviet system.
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This week, a dozen employees of Coexistence of Animal Rights on Earth (CARE) demanded the resignation of the director, Park So-yeon, after a whistleblower came forward to claim the shelter had secretly euthanized more than 230 dogs in the past three years.
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"We are working to put Wildlife Services out of the cruelty business by dragging its archaic practices out of the shadows and pushing the program to embrace modern ethics and science in wildlife management," said Michelle Lute, wildlife coexistence campaigner for WildEarth Guardians.
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As well as representing Israel's Arab communities, the Joint List, in our view, is also the only political group that truly represents all Israeli Jews who believe in peace and coexistence with the State of Palestine and the rest of the region.
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This will lead to increases in GDP and we also hope that a blanket of peaceful coexistence can allow the governments to divert some of their funds from heavy investments in military and defense into better education, services and infrastructure for their people.
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He's also scheduled to meet with President Reuven Rivlin; head to Jaffa to meet young people involved in the work of organizations focused on coexistence between young people of different religions and ethnicities; attend a soccer event; and travel to Tel Aviv.
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If you weren't already worried about Russia, you should be now, and it's past time for the United States to define what a "proportionate response" looks like in these new forms of grayscale warfare (not armed conflict, but not peaceful coexistence, either).
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Then there's Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa, who worked last fall with Sunni and Shi'ite scholars, the rabbis of the famed Simon Wiesenthal Center and me to draft and release the widely distributed Bahrain Declaration on Religious Freedom and Peaceful Coexistence.
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He began using electronic music in "Coexistence" (1958) and "Investigations" (1959), and in the 1960s embarked on a series of meditative compositions, including "Liverpool Mass" (1968), commissioned for the consecration of the Cathedral of Christ the King, and "The Apocalypse of John" (1968).
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In the movement's ranks, you'll find the uneasy coexistence of people who trace the essence of the country back to Hamilton through Lincoln alongside cult worshippers of Jefferson and the Confederacy, capitalists alongside agrarian traditionalists, radical individualists and communitarians, localists and nationalists.
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As ISIS carved out its so-called caliphate amid larger, politically driven conflicts in Syria and Iraq, she writes, it used "highly manipulative and effective" tools to draw recruits, subjugate populations and eliminate "the gray zone" of coexistence for Muslims in the West.
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Though he was a president-for-life like other Arab autocrats, Bourguiba was unique in other ways: He kept his army very small and did not waste four decades trying to destroy Israel; he was actually a lonely voice calling for coexistence.
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Ideas of Pythagoras or Kepler here created all-encompassing artistic equivalences which were meant to organize contemporary forms of coexistence as well as important artistic and scientific work, and which were also supposed to give rise to the society of the future.
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Each layer represents separate slices of time: an archaic, column-bolstered past as the background; an intermediate era of harmonious coexistence; and the current day, bodies slumped in the foreground, darkly rendered in thick layers of acrylic smeared out in clots and wisps.
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Hugo's often-dramatic drawings are placed here and there in coexistence with other, more accomplished artworks, such as an impressive sculpture of overpowering, frenetic passion by James Pradier, "Satyre et bacchante" (1834), which dominates the large orange gallery, writhing with ferocious debauchery and brutal whimsy.
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Speaking from a podium and flanked by Kurdish flags and banners proclaiming religious and ethnic coexistence, he said the peshmerga, the KRG's armed forces, would not withdraw from areas they had seized from IS, and vowed to protect minorities living in areas under Kurdish control.
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I don't think so, but I did come to realize through a series of unexpected exchanges that the issue was more complicated than I had allowed and that my views of just coexistence and human flourishing might not require the absolute prohibition of arms.
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Despite his imposing military credentials, however, Mr. Kelly slowly realized the futility of trying to control the president, and ultimately resigned himself to a stalemate of coexistence, simply letting Trump be Trump and complaining to his colleagues about how miserable he was in the job.
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Coexistence, not control, has become the goal in the province, where the grizzly is increasingly seen not just as a fierce carnivore but also as an intelligent, often gentle and misunderstood creature that just happens to be one of the largest predators on the continent.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates' ambassador to Washington said in a statement on Tuesday that the UAE believes Palestinians and Israelis can achieve lasting peace and genuine coexistence with the support of the international community, the UAE Embassy in Washington said on Twitter.
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"We have no intention to form a small group that would dismantle stability but we hope to create a big family of harmonious coexistence," he said, an apparent reference to the U.S., as President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sat in the front row.
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"We have no intention to form a small group that would dismantle stability but we hope to create a big family of harmonious coexistence," he said, with the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, in the front row of the convention center where he spoke.
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Misato Mochizuki's "Le monde des ronds et des carrés" had opened with restful pealing bells, but ended with explosive force as all four players congregated around one kit and rapped complex, zinging rhythms on it — a scene that hovered precariously between coexistence and conflict.
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"Antarctic Flag," a work by the artists Lucy and Jorge Orta that was first unveiled during their 2007 expedition to Antarctica, stands as a symbolic bricolage of the territory's supporting nations and their shared values — but also raises the question of whether peaceful coexistence there is sustainable.
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Back then, the countries of the Maghreb and the Middle East — born out of decolonization often violently wrested from occupying forces that had imposed on them war, poverty and misery — advocated for a vision of the future based on independence, egalitarianism, development, wealth creation, justice and coexistence.
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High levels of crime in Latin America are related in part to "the easy coexistence Latin Americans seem to have both with murder but also with informality and the inability of the state to, in a way, maintain territorial control and ensure strong institutional responses," Muggah said.
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The attacks were a new, terrifying spillover from the civil war in neighboring Syria, and they fractured the tenuous coexistence that had developed in Al Qaa and beyond between Lebanese residents and the Syrians who have flooded their towns seeking refuge from the violence at home.
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If it weren't, then the Palestinians would have by now ended their constant media attacks against Jews and begun the process of educating their children about coexistence instead of sending them to summer camps where they learn how to fire weapons and how to stab Jews.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 96% (season 3)What critics said: "The show, with its action propelled by ideas about the souls of clones and the coexistence of parallel universes, addresses philosophy as earnestly as any science fiction by Jules Verne or Octavia Butler or Philip K. Dick.
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To honor several holidays this spring, the New York Public Library, the Morgan Library & Museum and the CUNY Graduate Center have created an exhibition exploring the religious spaces shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims — a set of displays that tell tales of interfaith tolerance and coexistence.
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In short, the longstanding rules of temporary side-by-side coexistence in the West Bank, as set out under the Oslo Accords in the 1990s, are already being violated, and bit by bit both sides are taking steps that would nullify the remaining vestiges of the accords.
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"The initiative by 'This is Bahrain' is based on the principle of tolerance and coexistence, an approach embraced by the Kingdom of Bahrain and a feature of its society, and aims to visit Islamic, Christian, Jewish and other holy sites across the world," the group said.
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In Northern California, a university student, felon and Marine veteran, Nathan Damigo, oversees a group called Identity Evropa, which he described as a "fraternity" of mostly young, college-educated men who celebrate European heritage — that is, an embrace of white identity and a rejection of multicultural coexistence.
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After all, the perversity of our current coexistence with technology doesn't exactly stem from enslaving bots to do our dirty work but emerges from patriarchal efforts to humanize them, as exemplified by Siri and Alexa, technologies that reveal that the ideal subservient figure is still a woman.
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" Last February, Friedman, the US ambassador, praised Jabari at an event they both attended as a "proud" friend, "a man of courage and vision who is practical but committed to peace and to coexistence," and said that the US "couldn't ask for a better partner in this effort.
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It is a sign of how truly great America already is that amicable coexistence is possible between a black Dominican who #StandsWithHer and those relatives of my wife who support Trump: I am fortunate to have acquired by marriage family members with whom intense but civil disagreement is possible.
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" Despite the "termination" and lawsuit, O'Hara told TechCrunch via email that "in the interest of peaceful coexistence, we are open to reaching an agreement to allow Brian to remain part of the family as Founder, but not as CEO and with very limited responsibilities and no line authority.
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The Abraham Fund Initiatives, a group that promotes the coexistence of Palestinian and Jewish citizens, said an examination of prosecutions last year showed that Arabs were charged in 58 percent of all arsons, 47 percent of robberies, 32 percent of burglaries and 27 percent of drug-trafficking cases.
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"The markets know neither how to make the assumptions that allow their smooth running - social coexistence, honesty, trust, safety and security, laws, and so on - nor how to correct those effects and forces that are harmful to human society - inequality, asymmetries, environmental damage, social insecurity, and fraud," it said.
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In Africa, Save the Elephants, a nonprofit conservationist group, builds wire and beehive fences at a cost of about $1,000 for a one-acre farm — roughly one-fifth the cost of an electrified fence, said Dr. King, who also heads the human-elephant coexistence program for the charity.
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"We are here to say no to fascism and racism, which are a danger today for democracy and coexistence," Carla Nespolo, the president of the National Association of Italian Partisans, said at the national demonstration that brought thousands to the streets under the hash tags #FascismNeverAgain and #RacismNeverAgain.
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The speed limit on the main road through town is 25 miles per hour, and a furor erupted on the community's internet message board when speed bumps were installed on one road near the hiking trails to foster the safe coexistence of cars, joggers, dog walkers and bicycle riders.
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"There is no coexistence with grizzlies," said Pierre Lebouder, sitting at his dining room table as he vividly described how grizzlies — one with a monstrous head and that "must have been close to 12 feet tall" — traumatized his dogs, ate his chickens and killed some of his sheep.
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Pope Francis, who will reside during his stay at the Al Mushrif Palace, has called the Emirates a "land that tries to be a model of coexistence" and began a video message about the trip last week with the Arabic salutation "as-salamu alaikum," or peace be with you.
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While the history of Covert is one of startling white and black coexistence, the reality of integration is a little more complex (see, for example, A Stronger Kinship: One Town's Extraordinary Story of Hope and Faith by Anna-Lisa Cox for details of the "emancipation festivals" held in the 1870s).
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It's almost surreal to me to see this small world I grew up in — the thick Sinaloan accent, the coexistence of rural poverty and exorbitant wealth, the casual commodification of women, the corruption of law and order — now front and center for the rest of the world to consume as entertainment.
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Piper's ways of connecting the conceptual and the personal, along with the coexistence of image, language, and experience in her work, situate participation as a kind of training grounds for the world: what if we accepted the provocations introduced by art as real strategies for changing our behavior or relationships?
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More recent research doesn't support killing predators "We call on the program to use this opportunity to accept the clear science demonstrating that lethal control of native wildlife is ineffective and often counterproductive, and to adopt a coexistence mandate," WildEarth Guardians wildlife program director Bethany Cotton said in a statement.
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Centuries before the age of social media, in his "Politics," Aristotle explicitly outlined the vital trait that sustains modern democratic coexistence, separates us from other species and makes us, in his famous words, a "political animal": the faculty of speech, or, in the Greek, "logos," meaning not only speech but reason.
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Some of the most memorable moments of my childhood were spent in Long Island living rooms, sitting beside them as they told me, in a spellbinding mix of English and Arabic, stories of life in a country that ultimately rejected them after such a long and rich history of coexistence.
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The Brawlers are enjoying a period of peaceful coexistence with their rival gangs (who have equally pretentious names like the Happiness Ghouls), but they're haunted by an original sin: the betrayal and brutalization years before of the gang leader's sister, who was dragged behind a truck and left for dead.
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In her 1892 book, "A Voice From the South," she ruminates on what's necessary for "proper equilibrium" in society: Progressive peace in a nation is the result of conflict; and conflict, such as is healthy, stimulating, and progressive, is produced through the coexistence of radically opposing or racially different elements.
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The choice could not be clearer: Ether we simply accept a new generation of Web-using, disaffected and Islamic Arab youth questioning the very idea of coexistence, or we act on the view that, like young people elsewhere, they too want education, employment and a chance to make the most of their talents.
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For other types of cancers, Brawley suggested that a more realistic approach would be to model our expectations of a cure after the attitudes commonly adopted toward conditions such as diabetes — that is, "people being able to live for a prolonged period of time in peaceful coexistence with their disease," he said.
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This is not a "cure" in the traditional sense — coexistence implies lifelong treatment and maintenance in order to keep the disease under control — but the idea does push toward a similar outcome for the patient: a long, high-quality life in which the disease continues to exist but remains permanently under control.
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Charity Majors and Christine Yen came to Facebook by way of Parse, where they were both engineers, and in the bigger environment, they found that the coexistence of apps and other services both built in-house and those interacting with Facebook's platform created a minefield when it came to things working harmoniously.
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" Sudan: "The Sudanese citizens living in the United States are known for their good reputation, respect for American laws, and their lack of involvement in radical and criminal acts," the Foreign Affairs Ministry said, adding that the Sudanese people are "heirs to the ancient Nile River civilization, which is marked by tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
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The Vyloo are a relatively low-key addition to the arsenal of attractions in the park, but they telegraph a great amount of cool things to come for Disney fans, as well as some overall learnings for the robotics industry about the power of emotion and interactivity in increasing efficiency and coexistence with robots.
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Still, it was a world away from the sublime, cosmopolitan precincts where Skudin was now making his name, and the coexistence of the local and the global in the person handing out dust masks and leading our group to flood-damaged houses was strange and dreamlike, like Long Beach itself in the aftermath of Sandy.
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The significance of Art Detectives is its ability to enable the coexistence of two groups that are generally averse to each other in an unfamiliar context mostly stripped of power dynamics — and those that are inherent kept in check by virtue of the setting and the educators (here, the officers, like children, must raise their hands to speak).
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Z.W. Nowhere in the label's offerings is the coexistence of old and new lovelier than in this disc, which cleverly brought together a broad selection of Gyorgy Kurtág's agile "Jatekok" miniatures with his Bach arrangements, many of the pieces played in four-handed piano arrangements by Kurtág and his wife, Marta, for 45 minutes of intimate rumination.
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"The big problem of Spain is that it has had this pretense to be one country, with almost a sacrosanct idea of unity, when it should always have seen itself as a remarkably successful experiment in the coexistence of different communities," said Felipe Fernández-Armesto, an Anglo-Spanish historian who is a professor at the University of Notre Dame.
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In a derelict site that once housed the village's first grocery store, leading architectural photographer Yuri Palmin's newly commissioned series The Lower Site (2016) — which is how residents of the Special Astrophysical Observatory refer to their settlement — documents the coexistence and intimate relation between the physical reality of Soviet-era architecture, the imaginary of cosmological time, and everyday life in Nizhny Arkhyz.
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With his diplomacy, resolve and readiness to commit huge sums to ending his country's division, Mr. Kohl was remembered by many as a giant of epochal times that remade Europe's political architecture, dismantled the minefields and watchtowers of the Iron Curtain and replaced the eyeball-to-eyeball armed confrontation between East and West with an enduring, if often challenged, coexistence between former sworn foes.
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