He told Mr. Lew the issue of short-term work visas shouldn't be mixed up with immigration, according to an account of the meeting Mr. Chidambaram gave to Indian media.

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His background, though it might misleadingly be called privileged, was mixed up.

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Her book, Can't Think Straight: A Memoir of Mixed-Up Love, will be published Dec. 28, 2010.

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One reason nationalist fervour can be exaggerated is that ideas about nationalism are mixed up with common criminality and racketeering.

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As Trask, 59, describes it, all his love of the American West came welling up in him, mixed with his wish to be independent, to be his own boss, like the cowboys of old.

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Through an engineering-driven approach to biology, Living Foundries aims to create a rapid, reliable manufacturing capability where multiple cellular functions can be fabricated, mixed and matched on demand and the whole system controlled by integrated circuitry, opening up the full space of biologically produced materials and systems.

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"I consider stripes and polka dots to be neutrals, " said Ms. Tomasi Hill, who's known for her artfully mixed-up ensembles.

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It was simply not "plausible" for social care to be funded out of general taxation, he added, and the proposed mixed system would ensure the state picked up the "catastrophic risk" and made sure "nobody is uninsured if they turn out to be very unfortunate".

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