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People mix up the location, the spin a lot more.

I feel like people mix up their second serves substantially more than they used to.

In France, people began mixing coffee with milk and sugar.

And you actually need that mix of positive and negative feedback.

Some Muslims called it blasphemous, arguing that a mixed-gender, woman-led public prayer was forbidden by Islamic law.

There's one other state in the mix we don't know about.

It's thought that some of it was melted down and mixed with copper to hide its origins.

I need this mixed style."

But when you breed plants, you’re mixing all their genes together, so it can take a really long time to get the combination you’re looking for.

In other words, rather than being Indigenous or Portuguese, Moacir is something new, a mix that Sommer calls "quintessentially Brazilian.”

And to wadud and her supporters, the goal wasn’t to impose mixed-gender prayer on others—but to widen the horizon of interpretations.

And ever since, teams of scientists have tried to replicate Libet’s findings, with mixed conclusions.

And that's before we throw AI into the mix.

Doctors take feces from a patient with a healthy population of gut microbes, mix it with water, and spray it onto the walls of a sick person’s colon.

My father wanted me to do freestyle wrestling or judo, but in my head, I already had this mixed style.

I think I love how extremely difficult it is-- obviously, from a physical standpoint and tiny little adjustments you're making with your body to get the outcome that you want, mixed with the mental intensity of it.