Giant monuments and hero cults have coexisted throughout history, and with all sorts of politics.
Traditionally these two economies coexisted without interfering with the progress of the other.
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Real Indians, Mr Brown was to discover, had for centuries coexisted with whites.
That is why the bears and the bulls have coexisted for so long.
The most labile European country on matters nuclear has, not surprisingly, been Germany, where great engineering and anti-nuclear sentiment have long coexisted uneasily.
There is archaeological evidence, for example, that the Homo sapiens that coexisted with Neanderthals had needles that they used to make tailored clothing.
The nation has long been troubled by ethnic and religious conflicts, but in Darfur, the tribes, united by Islam, have coexisted well for more than a century.
He said he was "not going to speculate" on whether he could have coexisted with Manning had the Jets taken the step of signing him.
"We have coexisted in this slum in peace, " the 20-year-old said.
In these fossilized bones is preserved the first tangible evidence that these two prehistoric species coexisted (if not especially harmoniously), rather than evolving in separate time periods.
New species of duck-billed and horned dinosaurs were being born at an explosive rate of every few hundred thousand years during the brief time when the two mountain ranges and the seaway coexisted.
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