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the two overlap and merge.

It began to erupt as Broken Top stopped eruptive activity, since the two have overlapping layers of lava.

As the shooting of the film starts, reel life and real life overlap.

Early membership involved much overlap with the Futureculture List.

Evidence of the overlapping subject matter between the shows, as well as the conflict between them, arose when Aaron Sorkin asked Lorne Michaels to allow him to observe Saturday Night Live for a week, a request Michaels denied.

The inlet lies in the overlapping traditional territories and land claims of the Homalco, Klahoose, Kwiakah and We Wai Kai First Nations.

Step flashing (soaker, base flashing): Pieces of flashing material which overlap each other in "steps".

When the atom is placed in a crystal, this atomic wave function overlaps adjacent atomic sites, and so are not true eigenfunctions of the crystal Hamiltonian.

There were either no formal business processes or there were multiple overlapping teams, processes, and so on.

It is not likely that the FCC would have allowed Landmark to keep WDBJ-TV in any event due to a significant signal overlap with WFMY-TV in Greensboro, North Carolina; which Landmark already owned at the time.

This is a historical, not an official entity, with borders overlapping its Western Volga and Eastern Siberia neighboring regions.

Note that there is substantial overlap between some of the specialties and it is likely that for example "Clinical radiology" and "Radiology" refer to a large degree to the same pattern of practice across Europe.

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It is a type of fractional crystallization.

Another major threat facing the langurs is habitat fractionalization, due to increases in human development.

One of the main motivators for a fractional purchase is the ability to share the costs of maintaining an asset that will not be used full-time by one owner.

Every fractional endeavour requires some sort of management, to administer the rules and regulations (which are agreed upon before the fraction is purchased) and maintain the asset to the degree laid out in the ownership documents.

A single fractional asset may be managed by a single entity.

Each owner is guaranteed a prescribed amount of access to the asset, which typically can be used or offered to the public as rental or charter, the income is usually split between the management company and the fractional owner, unless the owner finds the renter himself.

In business, fractional ownership is a percentage share of an expensive asset.

Whether fractional ownership provides a financial advantage over renting is an ongoing debate, and some countries and regions have tax laws that provide additional benefits for owners, such as capital-loss allowances, while others might penalize ownership over renting.

Co-owners (referred to as 'owners') of a fractional program's aircraft are required to pay a percentage of the aircraft's purchase price that is proportionate to the number of hours they wish to fly per year, for the duration of their contract—typically 5 years.

A fractional owner simply picks up the phone, calls a dispatcher, requests a flight, and drives to the airport.

The term fractional ownership originally became popular for business jets.

With a fractional jet plan, members will typically fly in any jet available, not necessarily the one in which they own shares.

The fractional ownership concept has since been extended to smaller aircraft and now has become common for single-engine piston aircraft like the Cirrus SR22, which are beyond the financial means of many private pilots.