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ROUND THE WORLD MOTORCYCLIST STOPS IN NZBrazilian round-the-world motorcyclist Raphael Karran is taking time out in New Zealand to improve his English language skills for two months in Hamilton.At an education fair in Brazil , Raphael heard about the courses run by the Language Institute at Waikato University and applied for a scholarship to coincide with his time in Australasia . The Day of the Dead can be traced to the festivities held during the Aztec summer month of Miccailhuitontli , though Spanish priests - unable to stop the ' profane ' event - moved the celebration to coincide with Halloween in a moderately successful effort to ' Christianise ' it . Usually these activities will coincide with assignments . Not surprisingly , this also coincides with my own interests . These declines coincide with increased legislative restrictions on the use of the possessions tax credit . The Week also coincides with an exhibition called Memories of Mining in Europe launched simultaneously in five different languages in museums in Romania , Hungary , France , Belgium and Luxembourg , as well as at Radstock . That a nation may have interests of its own which do not coincide with those of Israel or the United States is inconceivable . A problem arises when the surfaces of two different shapes coincide because there is no way ( due to numerical problems ) to tell whether a point on the coincident surface belongs to one shape or the other . Indeed they so far coincided that it is remarkable that in this country alone , that institution was developed from a state of things so nearly similar . The timing coincides with Microsoft 's release of Windows Vista to the consumer market and we wish to avoid unnecessary purchases of Vista licenses already covered through MSCA . This version coincides with parts of the original statements by Erazo Cruz , including his judicial confession . Sex discrimination and sexual harassment are common , coinciding in many places with rising rates of crime and violence against women . Other critics suggest the prime minister 's contrition coincides with a need to increase his Conservative Party 's standing in urban ethnic constituencies , where the head tax was a long-standing irritant .