I imagined some commingling of Persian and North African spices.
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Eventually, somewhere, the two groups met again and began commingling.
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Less time commingling in the pan means that each addition remains distinct.
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Fitch no longer accounts for commingling loss in the recovery uplift assessment.
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As a result, Fitch has not sized for commingling risk in its analysis.
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Fitch generally no longer accounts for commingling loss in the recovery uplift assessment.
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It is not merely that the Trumps are at peace commingling family and business.
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The release says the disguised packages were "commingling" with real key limes in the shipment.
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Haulers can be cited for everything from improperly commingling waste to driving an unregistered vehicle.
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Somehow this tastes light, a loose commingling of salts, with just enough cheese to bind.
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Particularly bothersome is the commingling of the president's questionable behavioral traits with serious mental illness.
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That commingling created a thicket of ethical issues that became more pointed after the election.
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HVB's 'AAA' breakeven OC has decreased to 337117% from 33712016% as no commingling loss has been reflected in the analysis given that HVB`s IDR of 'A-' sufficiently mitigates commingling risk for the tested 'AA' rating on a tested Probability of Default (PD) basis.
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Still, lodges permitted a degree of commingling between the aristocracy and educated professionals rarely seen before.
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The commingling of remains reflects the violent impacts to which human beings are subjected in war.
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This commingling of data could upset users who want to limit Facebook's surveillance of their lives.
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HVB's 'AAA' breakeven OC has decreased to 337126% from 33712016% as no commingling loss has been reflected in the breakeven OC. This is because HVB`s IDR of 'A-' sufficiently mitigates commingling risk for the tested 'AA' rating on a tested Probability of Default (PD) basis.
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Fitch believes the transaction documents appropriately address seller- and servicer-related risks like commingling and set-off.
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If the Fort Wayne community has a chance at commingling, Sar Paw might be its best bet.
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The commingling of generations is central to Matthew Gertzog's Thanksgiving, one detail of which especially amuses him.
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Ring-fencing mitigates set-off, commingling and claw-back risks, and protects covered bondholders from other creditors' claims.
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Trump's predecessors also took heat for commingling presidential and political duties when they began running for re-election.
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This means there's no more baffling commingling of the tracks you own and what's streaming on Apple Music.
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Commingling hometown symbolism with a sleek modernism, it represents both where Kanu came from — and where he's going.
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Many thousands of Haitians and Dominicans — who were often difficult to tell apart after centuries of commingling — were killed.
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Trump seems to know no limits whatsoever in his commingling of the public interest and his personal business interests.
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" Brazile then said she doesn't "see what the smoke is" when asked if she has a problem with "commingling.
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Freedman taps into a push-and-pull that feels intrinsically Balinese: the impulse to preserve, commingling with transient beauty.
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The cash flow valuation includes a 1% deduction for commingling risk during the holding period following an issuer's default.
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Rather than commingling the digital and the real, it simply uses a screen to usurp the world around you.
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One of the things Winfried asked me to do at one point was to head up international simulcasting commingling.
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"If the IRS sees commingling of funds, the assumption is that anything deposited into the account is revenue," Weston said.
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It also became an urban landscape that leant itself to the style, technicality, and commingling that birthed a timeless aesthetic.
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"According to one of the prevailing shibboleths of the present age, this commingling of cultures is inherently good," he writes.
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The now common commingling of rock, jazz, and classical streams in American composition was pioneered by Frank Zappa (1940-1993).
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He embraces the commingling of abstraction and beauty head-on, yet his pictures are always present, accessible, there for you.
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Commingling Risk Mitigated According to the transactions' legal documentation (amended for VM2 in 2013, see Fitch's press release dated 19 August 2014), should the servicer be downgraded below 'F1' (VM1) or 'A-'/'F1' (VM2), the bank will have to fund a commingling reserve in an amount to be determined according to the legal documents.
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Appropriating and commingling these traditions is a diasporic strategy signaling cultural adaptation and resilience in a society that marginalizes black people.
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Sellers on Amazon can pool their goods with the same exact goods offered by Amazon itself, a practice known as commingling.
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The CE is deemed sufficient to cover the commingling risks of the servicer and liquidity for the timely payment of the PTCs.
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Defendants admitted to commingling the funds raised for [Bobbitt] in their own personal accounts and have denied [Bobbitt] access to the account.
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"There was no commingling between Cambridge Analytica database that existed at headquarter and the Trump campaign database in San Antonio," Oczkowski said.
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He is, in short, the essence of that commingling of big business and government that goes under the name of crony capitalism.
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Because in "Adore" you get the commingling of two keys to understanding the man and his music: his sexuality and his spirituality.
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But to some, the commingling of those worlds is a provocation — take the recent controversy around Kirk Franklin's collaboration with Kanye West.
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But Junius Williams, a colleague of Dr. Price's who took over as festival chairman, said he would have approved of the commingling.
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Anxiety over forced commingling may explain why the trope of the nightmare feast has taken hold in the imaginations of contemporary artists.
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BP said the agreement had no language that barred it from commingling grades of crude oil from the same fields, court papers showed.
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His characters provide nostalgia for a New York that never was, through the frictionless commingling of classes — a city beloved but never tragic.
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The CE is deemed sufficient to cover the servicer's commingling risks, payment-interruption risks and the liquidity for timely payment of the PTCs.
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Both she and Melville would go on to greater things, and there is undeniable fascination in this early, imperfect commingling of their talents.
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The films that these artists are representing and commingling around makes up one of the most choicely selected nonfiction festival slates in America.
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The credit enhancement is deemed sufficient to cover the servicer's commingling risks, payment-interruption risks and the liquidity for timely payment of the PTCs.
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The CE is deemed sufficient to cover the commingling risks of the servicer and the liquidity required for the timely payment of the PTCs.
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Classical mythology has its satyrs and centaurs, its shape-shifting gods and metamorphosing nymphs, whose commingling and canoodling is part of the human heritage.
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But different forms of bigotry have a way of commingling, and Trump has unleashed forces that are bigger and darker than even he is.
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A fresh, delicate branzino filet with puttanesca sauce was a riot of color, olives, capers and cherry tomatoes commingling with broccoli florets and baby carrots.
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The Mechelse Cemani is commingling in one section with American Wyandotte hens, named for a Native American tribe that once populated the lower Great Lakes.
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The result of this commingling of cultures is one of the most fascinating pockets of India, defined by a leisurely pace and laid-back attitude.
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He was also accused of improperly commingling investor funds, using $328 million to repay earlier investors and spending nearly $300 million on commissions and operating expenses.
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Commingling finances may be less of a priority for millennials, who, unlike previous generations, tend to marry later, have dual incomes and carry more student debt.
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But the images chosen by McDermott & McGough are all based on illustrations from English tabloids and police gazettes, a commingling of the sacred and the profane.
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Their commingling lives on today in Asians and Europeans who carry the evidence of human and Neanderthal breeding in one to four percent of their genome.
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By not commingling the two, Snap avoids some of the problems dogging Facebook, and also keeps Snap's advertisers away from inadvertently being tagged by undesirable content.
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And suddenly, in 2011 or so, ugly sweaters were everywhere, ironic sweater-wearers of a younger generation commingling with sentimental sweater-wearers of an earlier one.
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The two had met secretly for years when she was married to another man, though whether the commingling was physical as well as intellectual is only speculation.
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Commingling the risks and challenges of SolarCity with the risks and challenges of Tesla may or may not be the best way to advance the solar agenda.
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It's important to understand that Bangladeshi culture is a commingling of a deeply traditional South Asian heritage and a religious conservatism which is unfortunately on the rise.
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They're big questions, ones that Chris has occasionally dealt with in the past, but they bring traumas and crises to the surface, commingling with the brighter bits.
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Catherine Corsini's "Summertime," with the clarity of hindsight and a deep reservoir of empathy, examines the commingling of the personal and the political from a fresh angle.
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But ever in search of the heavenly commingling of pork, sage and maple syrup, I have never been able to resist ordering a side of breakfast sausage.
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Chicago's Weekend Nachos came into being in 2004, during a time when the North American underground metal and hardcore scene was thriving and commingling at an unredecented pace.
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Soul radio — XPRS, KDAY — was the black counterpoint to the more mainstream Top 40 stations that were racially restratifying after the great pop music commingling of the '60s.
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His first major footprint is on the fourth-floor home and accessories floor of Tiffany's Fifth Avenue flagship, where the sacred and the profane are now commingling cheerfully.
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At this point, any sane adult tut-tuts the predictably lame outcome of two dumb subcultures commingling: When potheads try making heavy metal, nothing much happens — and too loudly.
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But Saturday's tweet was dubbed Trump's "most explicit commingling of personal interests and public office to date" by Walter Shaub, the former director of the Office of Government Ethics.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority said JPMorgan Clearing Corp created hundreds of millions of dollars of deficits by violating U.S. rules designed to thwart the improper commingling of assets.
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Blindfolds removed, the women found themselves in a room of nearly two dozen skinheads, neo-Nazis, and men in white hoods, a mash-up of commingling white power factions.
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The romantic idea of performing artists as a vagabond tribe, commingling with the rest of us and then moving on, has been dissolved in the medium of modern celebrity.
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Still, if masturbating keeps you from going out in public or commingling with another possibly sick party, then who's to say it doesn't help prevent the spread of infection?
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She initially deployed it almost like watercolor, setting down layer upon layer of washy pigment to build up dreamy images of black figures commingling with birds, flowers and hearts.
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Facebook's announcement is an important acknowledgement by the world's largest and most influential content platform that commingling advertising and paid for promoted stories in its news feed is dangerous.
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The way they worked, the fact that they were "very multidisciplinary and very nonhierarchical" with artists, architects and technicians commingling, is particularly inspiring for creative troublemakers today, he said.
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They reported that the considerable complications included the amount of juvenile remains and their commingling, which would make individual identifications difficult, and the potentially limited yield of DNA tests.
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An organisation built on such prosaic foundations would doubtless not have excited the high-minded scribbler's imagination (and for all its pan-European commingling, Brussels will never match Zweig's Vienna).
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This commingling occurred as margin calls, credit rating downgrades and Corzine's big wager on European sovereign debt left customers and investors increasingly worried about the New York-based company's survival.
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In some chapters of American history, the commingling of Russian state action and American racial politics has unfolded in the open, with the consequences fully obvious for all to see.
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But the commingling of A-listers and reality stars also says a lot about how much the traditional, A-to-D List celebrity hierarchy has collapsed in the Instagram age.
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Kessel told those investigators that "one of the biggest problems was Mr. Clinton's commingling and use of business and donated funds and his personal expenses," according to the whistleblower submission.
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Business models that rely on the commingling of sponsored content designed to fool us into believing it is the same as the news articles on the same site is dangerous.
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Under the Internal Revenue Service Code, the only prohibited investments are life insurance, collectibles (such as coins or precious gems), or commingling personal assets (such as a home you own).
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It turns out that something similar happens among clusters of galaxies characteristically found commingling with clouds of hot, ionized plasma—some regions of gas cool and fall inward as they condense.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP also takes into account the interest rate risk arising from the unhedged nature of the programme and adjustments made for insurance set-off risk and commingling risk.
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But this is a novel that begins with the words, "Once upon a time," and its strength is a Hoffman hallmark: the commingling of fairy-tale promise with real-life struggle.
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By early Friday afternoon, deputy assistant attorney general Hashim Mooppan had put into writing DOJ's objections about the House's "unprecedented commingling" of using a lawsuit to back Trump's removal from office.
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"Any suggestion that Amazon's counterfeit inventory necessarily came from Mobile Star is belied by Amazon's admitted practice of commingling products from all of its suppliers," Braha said in his court declaration.
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But it acknowledges its own internal legal reviews in 2202 and 2628 cited employee concerns ranging from quid pro quo promises to donors, to improper commingling of personal and charity business.
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These definitions are inconsistent with the programme documents' English definitions, which stipulate a commingling and set-off risk deduction upon a downgrade of the master servicer's IDR to below 'BBB-' or 'F3'.
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By commingling the old with the new, Diop inserts conspicuously absent historical black male figures into Western art while making it amply evident that there is more to African history than sports.
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Yes, that holiday is being celebrated in this Jewish household, a commingling of traditions that finds droll expression when a child mistakenly tops the towering Christmas tree with a Star of David.
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There was a draw to this — a commingling out of sounds and groups and experiences that made it impossible for you to not be able to find your people somewhere among the masses.
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Through research for my book, I learned flavor is the culmination of our senses, particularly smell and taste—a commingling that, from an evolutionary perspective, is designed to prevent us from ingesting poison.
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I want to believe that readers across the gender spectrum will be moved by the improbable commingling of two trans lives, and for the cruelty of having one of these lives taken away.
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I yearn for those nights when my daughter, Paulina, couldn't sleep and I spooned her tiny body in the recesses of mine, her warmth commingling with mine, putting us both into a coma.
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Early in Trump's presidency, the group was heavily involved in a push to block family-planning clinics that receive taxpayer funding from referring women for abortions or commingling their finances with abortion providers.
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Now, people appreciate how competitive Hong Kong racing is, how good it is and how much quality it has, and we can reap in the rewards, be it through sponsorship, brand recognition or commingling.
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The proposal — a top priority of social conservatives who are staunch supporters of President Trump — seeks to end that commingling, or at least make it more difficult for reproductive health providers to do both.
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For example, the 2008 review written by a private lawyer named Kumiki Gibson, who was hired by the foundation to study its governance, directly flagged concerns about improper commingling of charitable and private business.
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So you know there is a whole lot of commingling of interests at the moment and I think in terms for us as a neutral bank so to say, Switzerland is a neutral country.
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"Commingling business and personal assets basically undoes the whole reason you set up the LLC in the first place," Horwitz warns as he guides me through the final step of opening a business checking account.
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The platform on which the Republican standard-bearer will run is expected to call for the return of the famed Glass-Steagall law, a Depression-era measure that prevented the commingling of investment and commercial banking.
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DOJ replied Friday afternoon pushing back on the Democrats' interpretation Sekulow's remarks and arguing that it's actually the House that is engaging in an "unprecedented commingling" of using a lawsuit to back Trump's removal from office.
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But its runaway popularity stretched far beyond the United States, and for some Latino baseball players it is something more: a language guide, a Rosetta Stone disguised as six 20-somethings commingling in a Manhattan apartment.
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Summary findings of Deloitte's review, seen by Reuters, show that liquidity problems at Abraaj led to a "commingling" of Abraaj's investor money with its own money in relation to the healthcare fund and its fourth buyout fund.
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The technological and organizational complexity of commingling inventory from literally hundreds of thousands of sellers is mind-boggling — particularly when you factor in the permutations that result from different settings toggled on a seller-by-seller basis.
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Given America's checkered experience with private military forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, Trump's anti-government rhetoric, and his apparent comfort with commingling state and commercial power, the last thing we need is a Blackwater on the Potomac.
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A. (Desio, BBB-/Stable/F3) mortgage covered bonds (Obbligazioni Bancarie Garantite, OBG) rating - 'AA-(EXP)' - is not affected by the recent discovery of inconsistency in the programme documents' definitions related to commingling and set-off risk mitigation.
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Not the celebrities whose daffy effigies used to populate Mr. Doonan's windows, mostly with enthusiastic cooperation (Madonna, Magic Johnson, Norman Mailer, Prince, Queen Elizabeth), but a lavish commingling of astronomy and astrology titled Out of This World.
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Rules governing securitized asset portfolios, the commingling of investment bank and commercial bank activity, addressing "too big to fail" institutions and regulatory response to failures were among the dozens of problem issues that the rulemaking had to address.
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Perhaps never before has the dislocating oddity of these political times — the commingling of the appalling and the awkward, the glib and the grave — announced itself so conspicuously, colliding in a hearing room far smaller than the moment.
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Quid pro quo donations, a culture of noncompliance, travel abuses and commingling of personal with charitable business are serious issues, especially when Americans trusted the Clinton Foundation to spend $2.5 billion tax free in the name of charity.
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While President-elect Trump was commingling his business interests and official duties, the Donald Trump Show was broadcasting an alternative, largely fictional storyline about how Trump (through will power and Twitter power) was saving manufacturing jobs across the country.
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If GOP committee chairmen refuse to investigate the commingling of Trump's business interests and his governing decisions, they could make his presidency a dead letter until Trump liquidated his properties and placed the proceeds into a genuinely blind trust.
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At Cienega, it's gilded with toppings like house-made chorizo, ticking with spices; cecina, cured and sun-dried beef restored to juiciness in the pan; and pork al pastor stained flame-red, a commingling of pineapple drippings and salt.
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Trade experts say that when it comes to this kind of commingling of sectors that the U.S. looks set to implement, it is to naive to raise concerns about apples and oranges — or in this context, aircraft and olives.
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"We are commingling the data we have about usage, experience and what consumers want with Caesars data, which is some of the most powerful and cumulative data in the world for sports betting," said Bleacher Report Chief Executive Howard Mittman.
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But just as integral to Money Diaries culture (and perhaps most often honed in on in the comments section) are the dates the diarists go on — be they of Tinder origin, one-night stands, or covert coworker commingling after hours.
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Where traditional department stores keep handbags separate from clothing, at Saks Fifth Avenue Downtown, an edited range of goods is organized by designer label, with handbags, ready-to-wear and jewelry commingling on a circular path intended to inspire surprise finds.
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Commingling rock and classical music has birthed such wildly diverse artifacts as Emerson, Lake & Palmer's cover of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," the Metallica-San Francisco Symphony collaboration "S&M" and the popular prog band Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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The top line on Graves is that he played in some of the most influential free-jazz groups of the 1960s, revolutionizing the role of the drummer by commingling Afro-Caribbean influences with a general aversion to any previously established idea.
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He designed hundreds of them — for Grandmaster Flash's early D.J. gigs, for a variety of uptown events and, later, for the Friday night parties at the Roxy, where uptown and downtown were commingling, and where he would also do live painting.
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Purists want to see the tiny remaining population of wild fish segregated from hatchery fish so that a native group can thrive; pragmatists believe such segregation is impossible because of habitat loss and the fact that hatcheries have already created genetic commingling.
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Fitch has therefore taken into account the remedial action for commingling and set-off risk contained in the programme documents' English definitions, which is eligible for a maximum tested covered bonds rating on a probability of default basis in the 'BBB' rating category.
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Seen strumming the traditional tanpura instrument with a male head at the base, Abichandani's Kali joins a league of female forms that enter the wilderness of unexplored territories, undaunted by a fear of commingling mythology with her conception of the tortured but strong female form.
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But a commingling of seven well-known tech trends will soon make it inconceivable to manufacture a product in China, ship it 7,000 miles to Long Beach, and then truck it 700 miles to Salt Lake City to be placed onto a Walmart shelf.
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Since then, they have passed the performance duties on to Ayesha Antoine and Felix Scott, who do what they can to make their account of two reluctant lovers' inevitable commingling feel freshly minted, even if the trajectory from initial lust to hard-earned love is preordained.
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According to the Italian definitions used in the programme documents, collections potentially subject to commingling and set-off are deducted from the asset coverage test (ACT) upon a downgrade to below 'BBB' or 'F2' in the Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of Desio, which also acts as master servicer.
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"The Jereh Group also exported certain U.S.-origin items with knowledge or reason to know that the items were intended for production of, for commingling with, or for incorporation into goods made in China to be supplied, transshipped, or re-exported to end-users in Iran," the department added.
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If you have more assets, if you have a very complicated income stream of companies or commingling assets or even child custody stuff, it's not easy to figure out what's going to happen if you've got two kids in California and the other parent wants to live in New York.
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His debut as Blood Orange, 1203's Coastal Grooves, took on the guise of spiky new wave; the project's breakthrough follow-up, 2013's shimmering Cupid Deluxe, revealed an earthy, radiant take on the sounds of R&B just as the genre was commingling with the sounds of underground and vice versa.
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Still, banks remain a popular political target, with both major party presidential candidates targeting them to varying degrees While the Democratic and Republican party platforms both endorse bringing back the Glass-Steagall law that prevented the commingling of investment and commercial banking, Republican Donald Trump has vowed to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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At one point, while looking at the commingling of joyous color and foreboding forms in "Storm Warnings," I thought of the collage-drawing as a view of the hill town of Assisi, dominated by The Basilica of Saint Francis, as seen through the eyes of an avid comic-book and science-fiction reader.
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The biggest issues members face include knockoff brands using their trademarks to sell products, inconsistencies in the ways that Amazon responds to infringement complaints, unauthorized use of licensed images, inadequacies of the Brand Registry program to protect brands that enroll, and the commingling of inventory in fulfillment centers, causing authentic products to get mixed up with counterfeits.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The 'AA' rating would be vulnerable to downgrade if any of the following occurs: (i) the IDR is downgraded by 5 or more notches to 'B+' or lower; or (ii) OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops below Fitch's 'AA' breakeven level of 16.5%; or (iii) the commingling and set-off risks are not appropriately mitigated.
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As a consequence, the agency has corrected its breakeven asset percentage (AP) for the 'AA-(EXP)' OBG rating to 76% from 13%; the updated 'AA-(EXP)' breakeven AP incorporates a commingling and set-off loss when testing the OBG programme for timely payments in a 'A(EXP)' rating scenario and is also commensurate with an unchanged two-notch uplift for recoveries given default.
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Those reviews flagged serious concerns about legal compliance, improper commingling of personal and charity business and "quid pro quo" promises made to donors while Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE was secretary of State.
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Sports of The Times The corruptions of American college sports and the status anxieties of the wealthy have achieved a spectacular commingling, as a federal indictment on Tuesday charged that N.C.A.A. coaches were paid to fix admissions for rich children at elite colleges and universities, like Georgetown, Yale and U.S.C. An entrepreneur devised this ingenious scam less than a decade ago, and it involved multiple fixes, a sort of corruption minuet.
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I powered up my suit's particulars and held my father close to me and stared at the writhing mess on the floor of Klimt bagged up commingling with the materials and felt myself being pulled ever further and further from myself and the ship and the pod bay until I saw the light of the orb and the way out into Charon and Pluto's connected binary and felt my chest pound in that direction as I grabbed hold of the disposal containers and Klimt and the remaining bits of glassine material on the floor and what fragments of the fungus I could gather.
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