interlocking

• “I think that in our society at the moment we still need a robust defence of the non-Fabian, the pluralist, vision of what a just society might be: a society in which what I call the interlocking, intersecting communities would all have a role in shaping the common good: where these communities would all be potential partners with statuary and government agency, with the ultimate goal not simply of solving problems or meeting needs, but equipping citizens.”

  Archbishop's lecture celebrating 60th Anniversary of the William Temple Foundation

• “His early works were modernist experiments, but since his popular breakthrough with Tugt og utugt i mellemtiden (1976), most of his works have been present-day or near-future scince fiction in interlocking, alternative versions of his native city of Århus.”

  MIND MELD: Guide to International SF/F (Part III)

• “The one which was first called interlocking complexity when it was a predicted consequence of evolution, or one of the other versions?”

  Sand dune - The Panda's Thumb

• “There's something called interlocking (ph) that goes on.”

  CNN Transcript Oct 16, 2007

• “Sandra Lucore, who directed the room excavation, calls the interlocking-tube construction system "interesting and awkward.”

  Credit the Greeks!

• “Yes, so the -- the idea of interlocking power, at that point, was perhaps not the s-- the -- the scandalous thing that it is today.”

  Empire Express: Building the First Transcontinental Railroad

• “Well, probably the most significant one is 385 interlocking, which is a construction loan for a property spec developing in Colorado.”

  US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha

• “The tools that underlie GIIRS are the same kind of interlocking gear-like mechanisms that enable other markets to function.”

  Kevin Jones: GIIRS Will Make More Money Flow to Good

• “I would call them "interlocking" and aimed at the same unknowns.”

  Jay Rosen: Three Questions For ABC News About Its Anthrax Reporting

• “It's all kind of interlocking cogs and springs that work to turn the hands round at exactly the right speed to mark the hours and minutes and days and so on. ”

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