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The very fact that so many troops co-existed with so many militants meant some kind of complicated alliances were afoot.

In other words, the American right to bear arms has always co-existed with gun regulation.

All three co-existed within the Hebrew pale, and the two last fall under the common category of "disciples."

The Mowallads co-existed with the general and rapid corruption of the language from the beginning or middle of the second century.

Both co-existed in Scania during the same late geological period, and both have been found in the Irish crannoges.

Thus the primitive unity is broken up; the original social order which co-existed with, and was dependent on it, breaks up also.

In another instance inspiratory hiccoughs and expiratory eructations co-existed.