So when it encounters a tangle, it is able to maintain contact, unlike a standard hairbrush bristle, which would bend and let the tangle slide off the top.
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No more tangle cords or wearing headphones like a necklace.
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Did Mueller want to avoid a court tangle with Dowd?
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It has grown into an almost unknowable tangle of sprawl.
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This tangle of disputes means Mr Trump's threats may backfire.
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Here's what you need to know: • Republican front-runners tangle.
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That's a pack of apps that's tough to tangle with.
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Besides, who else was the fighter going to tangle with?
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The many ceiling pipes became a tangle of different colors.
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Eventually, tau proteins begin to tangle up inside the neurons.
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It also means that the cable doesn't tangle as much.
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Within the park, a confusing tangle of stories plays out.
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Mixed up in a tangle of people, there he is.
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Underwater, there was a tangle of rope around his feet.
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There's the tangle of money and mobility to consider, too.
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Château d'Aunoy's grounds became a chaotic tangle of felled trees.
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Mr. Macron has called the tangle outdated, unfair and unsustainable.
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It reminds me of the beautiful tangle of our lives.
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Then he had to tangle with the National Rifle Association.
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But the party is conflicted on how to tangle with Trump.
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Near the sagging sofa, a TV cable lies in a tangle.
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Never tangle with a Sicilian when death is on the line.
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Bissell Pet Hair Eraser 1650A upright vacuum with tangle-free brushroll
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Beyond the interstate, there's the ugly metallic tangle of industrial plants.
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As you go north of the river, it's a huge tangle.
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Krulik: Also, nobody wanted to tangle with the [music] rights issues.
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There was a tangle of seaweed draped over his scaly biceps.
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His childhood school days were a tangle of unrecognized learning disabilities.
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And so we have a rich tangle of ethics surrounding preservation.
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From the tangle of shirts, I pulled out a black turtleneck.
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Chase put this tangle to her mouth and began to play.
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The screens are often an unreadable, inconsistent, layered tangle of ads.
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And nor was it T.I.'s first tangle with the law.
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The result is a tangle of sweetness, irritability, hospitality, and paranoia.
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I'm tired of being caught in the tangle of their lives.
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Bloom draws an emotionally convincing picture of this complex domestic tangle.
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Or these pesto-stuffed portobellos over a tangle of buttered noodles.
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And the slow uptake by hospitals reflects a tangle of challenges.
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Contorting my body into agonised shapes in a tangle of sweaty sheets.
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I am tired of being caught in the tangle of their lives.
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Quick hits: Here are the 5 takeaways from the Trump-Clinton tangle.
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Durable and tangle-proof, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
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They reach into the extinguished tangle, four hands against the mingled bones.
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Last night, David West got into history's most expensive viral basketball tangle.
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The industry has not so much a supply chain as a tangle.
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In the center, a massive tangle of rocks and dead branches splays.
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There's a tangle of mind-sets at work and strategies in play.
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The five track Tangle stays true to the band's hard hitting formula.
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"But don't tangle me up in any of that, yaar ," he added.
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They tangle and embrace, letting you relish the physicality of their connection.
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Ms. DeVos's finances are a tangle that could take weeks to investigate.
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And rest assured the Israeli-Iranian tangle in Syria isn't going away.
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Voices tangle, it's three on one, I can't always tell who's who.
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There was a tangle of bodies in the middle of the room.
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Those comments left the United States in a diplomatic tangle with Turkey.
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Then you would have a universe in which there was a Gödelian tangle.
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To the untrained eye, Constantino's project just looks like a tangle of wires.
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The luminous tangle of filaments of Pickering's Triangle intertwines through the night sky.
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As she reached the end of high school, the tangle became more serious.
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He tossed in his bed, the sheets catching his feet in a tangle.
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A tangle of wavering, looping marks wends its way across the three panels.
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A tangle of torn tarpaulins and human debris is scattered across the desert.
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The tangle of settings is one of the biggest hassles of the experience.
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The result would be bankruptcy and a tangle of lawsuits, some still unresolved.
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Mr. Hassell and Jennifer Kirby's tangle-tongued flirtation tugs joyfully at the heart.
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Vince Neil should know not to tangle with a legendary fighter like Cage.
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In the first days and weeks, a tangle of complications began to emerge.
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Mr. Byford is not the first transit leader to tangle with Mr. Cuomo.
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An arteriovenous malformation is a tangle of blood vessels containing arteries and veins.
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I picked myself up and returned to the tangle of the flooded forest.
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The really great thing about Tangle Tower, though, is how engrossing it is.
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The Democratic race is a tangle of contradiction, paradox and pungent little ironies.
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The situation has improved over time, but it's still something of a tangle.
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The city is notoriously expensive, and businesses face a tangle of red tape.
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The answer is a complicated tangle of folklore, history, and good old superstition.
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A ride down the wild tangle of tubes could be the ultimate thrill.
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Ditto the spaghetti tangle of USB cords in the slots in the middle.
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Then they of course tangle with the government on encryption and everything else.
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But in another way, the Stanford bioengineer's tangle of stuff is a minor miracle.
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With Alzheimer's, abnormal proteins accumulate into plaques and tangle between the brain's nerve cells.
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They did not tangle with the big, aggressive rhinos and hippos, which went free.
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I left Rakhmatulina to her tangle of wires and wandered back through the basin.
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There is still the tangle of divisions that contributed to last June's referendum vote.
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But a tangle of rules for mid-sized firms deters small ones from expanding.
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For Facebook, unanswered questions like that are the scariest part of this legal tangle.
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Avoiding the familiar tangle of headphone wires is something most people can get behind.
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With Aqib Talib sidelined, it was Roby's turn to tangle with Philip Rivers' floaters.
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The tangle-free cord feels flimsy, and I don't trust the durability of them.
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More recently, Northam has got himself into a tangle on so-called sanctuary cities.
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Mr. Richard arrived with a machete to hack away the tangle, all the while
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"Contemporary Perspectives" does not mean a tangle of interpretive theory laid on the past.
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More often than not the line would land in a tangle at my feet.
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They treat lawns and gardens like a salad bar and tangle with household pets.
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Bold colors and distinctive shapes helped them stand out in a tangle of green.
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A tangle of hands mopped the cardboard with rags, paper towels, tissues and fingernails.
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"You got to tangle with the big boys," said Trimper of his recruiting efforts.
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Mitski's songs about love are a tangle of mixed messages in precise, idiosyncratic packages.
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Now it gets a bit nasty as Mercado and Hernandez tangle on the right.
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Its black and white spire reaches out from a tangle of foliage and flowers.
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They come loaded with super-durable and finely grooved wires that won't continuously tangle.
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The leafy tangle of branches provide shade in the kitchen on hot summer mornings.
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It's the size of half a baseball, tucked in under a tangle of grass.
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I looked down at the golden tangle of ringlets cascading over my right shoulder.
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The easiest way to make an impression is to tangle with Biden or Warren.
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The city of endless traffic lights and taxi fleets is a tangle to transit.
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Divide up the tangle of wearying tasks among family members to make them doable.
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The two shoot dark brown ink and whirl around in a tangle of tentacles.
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The tangle between Exxon and the government has also raised concern within the industry.
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The Olgiata, as this tangle of woodland is called, has been invaded by barbarians.
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It&aposs a confusing tangle when that doesn&apost happen: Think laptop power cords.
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After a bit, I head downstairs to tangle with my mortal enemy — the copier.
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While the tangle of tax code might seem complicated, not everyone needs an accountant.
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My weave also began to shed and tangle excessively — a result of the over-processing.
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The Saint Bernard was discovered stuck, with her leash caught in a tangle of trees.
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Diro got into a tangle with other runners and lost a shoe, but continued running.
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They tangle with each other and the undergrowth of weeds in the battle for sunlight.
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When they bring their babies home, though, they may find themselves in a legal tangle.
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The plan agreed at her country retreat on Friday is therefore a tangle of contradictions.
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Francesco Ricci stands at a table covered in a tangle of wires and tiny mirrors.
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You know Reddit for its tangle of internet communities, as divisive as they are diverse.
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The tangle-free brush ensures that hair won't wrap around the roller and get stuck.
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On top of that goes tangle of grilled onion rings and a squeeze of lemon.
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These headphones and earbuds are perfect for exercising, because they're snug, durable, and tangle-free.
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Any emotional tangle is flattened into moroseness, all the nuance is bulldozed into dull familiarity.
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I was told they wouldn't tangle, but my ass is the one in the rocket.
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Matt Brown and Demian Maia are set to tangle at UFC 198 later this month.
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Withered arms tangle in the cables of keyboards, and laptops, holding him to the earth.
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Because there is no one on Earth who voluntarily wants to tangle with surveillance capitalism.
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It wasn't even noon and already his tangle of dreamy curls was starting to droop.
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Couples found it hard not to embrace or lay down together in an unselfconscious tangle.
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And here are a few things to look out for in the tangle of headlines.
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Business Insider reviewed emails, testimonies, text messages, and other information from Balan's tangle with Tesla.
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A long, black tangle of intestines looped around the pool cleaner had tied it up.
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I think that would go nicely with a skirt steak and a tangle of herbs.
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In either case, the scallions practically melt into the stalks in a sweet, golden tangle.
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A tangle of lawsuits against digital music services based on state copyright laws has followed.
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I love it in the winter because the trees become a tangle of sinewy lines.
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These little feet on the back of the headband will tangle and pull at longer hair.
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The centre is a concrete tangle of highways and roundabouts encircling windswept, early-28s pedestrian plazas.
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But given what a tangle the family tree is, Romanians may well hesitate a bit longer.
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But more recently he was fired from the department, in a tangle of accusations and counteraccusations.
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Newcomers will likely find themselves totally lost in this tangle of characters and relationships and mythologies.
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As he sees it, it's the easiest single step to undo the tangle of online advertising.
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Hair Type: Heat-Damaged HairWet Brush's formula promises tangle-free hair for up to three days.
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Rose Eveleth is a writer and producer who explores how humans tangle with science and technology.
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The tangle of conflicting laws and judgments seems to have put the agency in a bind.
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In Cairo baksheesh is the simplest way to cut through the airport's tangle of red tape.
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The winding border has revealed a tangle in the "red lines" laid down by Theresa May.
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I'm not about to tangle myself in a web of lies I can't get out of.
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It describes a confusing tangle of actors and actions that might be hard to sift through.
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That's a big "if," and it hinges on a tangle of scientific, social, and bureaucratic complications.
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Don't worry about being too neat, because you're just going to tangle them into little knots.
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This trial, which began last week, has followed a tangle of careers as well as code.
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You can ask anyone who's ever tried to tangle with the IRS in court about that.
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It has four mismatched legs, a tangle of writhing necks, and heads craning in every direction.
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Posey carried Gracie through Marcia's darkened dining room and stepped out into a tangle of green.
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They never tangle, and you never worry about cables fraying or rubbing noisily against your shirt.
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Looks like Stormy Daniels isn't the only celebrity to tangle with Donald Trump fixer Michael Cohen.
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Soon, the tangle of defenders who had once guarded Oesterlund's wealth started to turn against him.
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But they can also allow atmospheres to escape as lines in the magnetic field tangle together.
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I cracked open a wall to replace the pipe and found a tangle of exposed wire.
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Catch the Lisztian passage early on when Ms. Kibbey creates a hazy tangle of swirling notes.
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Inside, a tangle of ribbed, flesh-toned silicone tubes steeps in a bath of clear liquid.
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He's now 19, as slight as a reed, with hair like a tangle of spiralized carrots.
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Long, square-cut fries, they are served in a thick, floppy tangle, like a lifeguard's bangs.
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The word "to," the word "know" and the word "today" are elided into a messy tangle.
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A retired Navy SEAL who went to Yale to tangle with "liberal snowflakes" wrote about it.
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If you want something foreign but still in English, try "Tangle," from Australia (on Amazon Prime).
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I jammed to a stop, looked back and saw a tangle of limbs, skis and poles.
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The history of race and religion under liberalism is a tangle, not just a morality play.
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Below, banquettes and ottomans are flanked by shelves of plants, candles and a woven dreamcatcher-y tangle.
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Operating in Congo has been complicated by a tangle of legal disputes and arguments over increased royalties.
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The Predators (93-228-29, 299 points) will tangle with the Stars (43-32-7, 93 points).
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However, included in this tangle of legislation is a bill called the SITSA Act, or HR 43.
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They even have a built-in mic for taking calls and the wire is supposedly tangle-free.
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It has tangle-free brushes and uses powerful suction to lift embedded dirt, debris, and pet hair.
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The tangle over animation technology comes at a relatively quiet period in the tech industry's patent battles.
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Sapelo Island is a tangle of marsh and farmland, and its residents are known as Saltwater Geechees.
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First, their relations with the EU are governed by a tangle of more than 100 bilateral agreements.
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But Joyride ended up like a labor of love that got caught in a major label tangle.
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The cable is even made from Kevlar core, making it tangle-resistant and virtually impervious to damage.
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What grows now dies and comes back endlessly, a tangle that feeds, educates and betters the world.
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There are, of course, a tangle of factors behind every murder, especially terrorism inspired by foreign groups.
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The unlikely diversity of this alliance stems from the opaque tangle of entities involved in Northern Pass.
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They are trapped in a tangle of institutional arrangements that cause good people to do bad things.
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The tattoo of his mother's name on the same arm peeked out beneath the tangle of plastic.
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The tax bill released last Thursday by House Ways and Means is a tangle of untested changes.
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You'll get three rugged, tangle-resistant cables that make using your phone while it's charging actually possible.
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Even in repose, its snaky veins swell to the surface, masked only by a tangle of tattoos.
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Editors' note: A previous version of this story stated that Kate Middleton uses the Tangle Angel brush.
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Its skeleton and giant winch-wheel loom over a tangle of highways and communist-era tower blocks.
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Yet the country has a tangle of licensing rules that make it hard to recruit independent drivers.
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There is room for both to survive, but I'd hazard they'll tangle in the next few years.
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Harley-Davidson is suffering the fate of many of those who tangle with the president: Twitter trolls.
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Larry and I found them about 20 yards away, a shredded tangle of green-and-purple nylon.
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" Tangle Teezer The Ultimate Detangler "Raise your hand if you're a long-shower girl like I am!
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The visitor is invited to forge pathways through the tangle as gracefully or clumsily as they choose.
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They wrestled the small skiff through a tangle of overlapping lines, pulling it to the narrow dock.
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And the policy may violate World Trade Organization rules, which could tangle it up in legal proceedings.
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That figure helps the Senate steer clear of complex budget rules that could tangle up the process.
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Or, if you'd prefer, a tangle of stir-fried bok choy and a bowl of white rice.
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The assets were hard to value, and the liabilities were hidden in a tangle of unorthodox contracts.
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Jaa and Uwais tangle early, in a sequence spoiled by Jaa's wearing a face-obscuring camouflage hat.
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In one image, a tangle of colored electrical wires and tape protrudes from a rough concrete wall.
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A cross, illumined by sunlight streaming through the jagged wound, glows over a tangle of charred timbers.
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In almost the exact middle of the composition Leah has laid down a black tangle of paint.
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" Around the property, other workers cut down overgrown bamboo and "a tangle of vines and dead trees.
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Matias later awoke in the back of an ambulance, hooked up to a tangle of IV tubes.
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He was busy watching the two couples swapping and moaning, a tangle of limbs under the moonlight.
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"I mean, look at this," he said, beaming at the daunting tangle of circuit boards and intricate wiring.
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Families and workers have come to expect potential raids, which sometimes tangle legal immigrants and even U.S. citizens.
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She amassed $3,400 in debt — a tangle of interest, principal and other fees that have damaged her credit.
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Her hair — originally a mass of well-kept brunette waves — grays, frizzes, and grows into an unmanageable tangle.
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Nagle approaches the alt-right as a tangle of wayward factions, united in their loathing of the left.
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They're effortless, comfortable, free of cord tangle, reliable, and usually sound good enough (if never anywhere near great).
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"A bird gave this to me because I freed her wing from a tangle of balloons," he says.
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In fact, the brothers say they weren't entirely sure the translations were good until Tangle Tower actually launched.
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But a tangle of obstacles, not least of which was that it was too expensive, shut it down.
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Booker and Biden got their chance to tangle on criminal justice reform during an extended back-and-forth.
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If you are trying to trace the parallels to "Macbeth," you are probably in a tangle by now.
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The resulting tangle of restrictions made free traders squirm, but advocates argued that aggression served a higher purpose.
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A tangle of banking rules designed to stop con men like him stood between Chikli and his cash.
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" During a tangle with his bosses, Michelangelo moaned: "I cannot live under pressures from patrons, let alone paint.
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In January 2016 she had a cavernous malformation -- a tangle of blood vessels deep within her brain -- removed.
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I've come to this tangle of spidery mountain paths to test out a borrowed, restored Porsche worth $670,000.
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Every person is a messy tangle of contradictions, and The Carmichael Show isn't scared of diving into them.
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The only way to get there is through a tangle of neglected pavements, underbrushes, weeds, and unpaved curbs.
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In it, rum, Cognac, and even more rum tangle with a "batter" of eggs, sugar, and warm spices.
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The tangle comes days after President Donald Trump tweeted the same racist rhetoric at four Democratic female lawmakers.
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When I first meet The Goon Sax, they arrive in a tangle of limbs and bags and clothes.
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They also feature a built-in mic for taking calls and are supposedly designed to be tangle-free.
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Once you decide how you want to watch the convention, you'll still need to tangle with the schedule.
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Yet her gravity-defying sculptures from the tropics resemble nothing so much as this living tangle of metal.
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Since then, Mr. Pence's tenure has been one long tangle with the new superintendent, Glenda Ritz, a Democrat.
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Out of the tangle of bodies, no two people emerged with the same memory of what went wrong.
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The veins of irony and sincerity and pain and joy run very deep, and they cross and tangle.
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It's also infinitely easier than trying to impose a meaningful structure on the frantic tangle of real life.
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The cuts form a tangle of lines, which become the starting point for Goodman to find her forms.
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Laszlo Kreizler is back in action, but alone with his memories and theories, which remain a knotty tangle.
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Through that period Mr. Morsi languished in prison, occasionally brought to court to face a tangle of prosecutions.
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So let's say you tangle with the law in Ohio, and that somehow your trouble involves a knife.
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That and a tangle of greens, with some warm country bread, is a marvelous introduction to holiday cheer.
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Basically a manic rap cartoon video, it weaves religion, politics and sex together in an aggressive linguist tangle.
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The back end of their car, a Volkswagen Jetta station wagon, sprouted a tangle of pipes and hoses.
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Across the river was a manicured park, acres of green grass etched with a tangle of smooth sidewalks.
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Mash some potatoes to go with, and serve the meat and starch with a tangle of sautéed greens?
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Landrum led Giwa through her living room, which was empty except for a tangle of disconnected cable cords.
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Now, a picnic table he built in a shady grove stands amid a tangle of stumps and branches.
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He sees again what a trap and a contrivance the world is, a tangle of sin and pain.
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The assumption that there are men waiting for us anywhere at all is a tangle for another day.
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Plus, it's made with tangle-resistant cloth fiber so you won't have to untangle it with every use.
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And the purpose of the mucus in our lungs is to tangle up invading germs and prevent infections.
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As in most of the rooms in this house, a tangle of sprinkler pipes hangs from the ceiling.
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HAVANA — The makeshift nets were a tangle of wires, and the white lines were almost completely chipped away.
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The 1-meter cord is also tangle-free, which is really all you need out of a charging cable.
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In "Prose Architectures 132," a group of fine lines, reminiscent of ruled paper, erupt into a tangle of marks.
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When the song unravels in a tangle of guitars and wires, it feels as satisfying as solving a puzzle.
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I am born to the clans Ta'neeszahnii (Tangle clan) and Naakai dine'é (The Mexican Clan) of the Diné, maternally.
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Amid this tangle of evasion, half-promises and wishful thinking, some policymakers have embraced a technique called gender budgeting.
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The discovery was a sign of the hereditary condition which causes the brain's blood vessels to tangle and rupture.
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Both he and Sechin are deeply embedded in the tangle of allegiances and rivalries in Russian politics and business.
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For a detailed account of the tangle of lawsuits, check out Reuters' deep-dive into the Mt. Gox fiasco.
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I've written about my love for them before: they cost around $7 and the flat cords never, ever tangle.
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Mr Burnham is doing admirable work in co-ordinating the tangle of charities through his new Homelessness Action Network.
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But I'm feeling good now and I can't wait to get in there and tangle with all the competition.
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It helps that each firm does every stage of construction itself, rather than relying on a tangle of subcontractors.
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Yet no machine can easily or quickly skim meaning from the internet's tangle of predicates, complements, sentences, and paragraphs.
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What sets it apart from the competition is the tangle-free Airforce cleaning system that's ideal for pet hair.
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I like their hardy braided cable, which shapes neatly over the ear, doesn't tangle easily, and is user-replaceable.
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The bystander was knocked to ground in the chaotic tangle, and the footage shows his head striking the pavement.
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More often, the new guy — and it's always a guy — brings some fresh twists but doesn't leave a tangle.
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Streets tangle, homes shrink, flowers bleat, and the community can barely piece together a memory of either missing person.
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The helicopter blades look like they would tangle up with the fuel line and send both aircraft tumbling down.
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Those who did, like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in his brief tangle with Uber, got burned.
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Having escaped the tangle of rerouted traffic out front, travelers will find an array of options for preflight food.
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They were crammed on a wooden bench and on the floor, a sweaty tangle of limbs and dejected expressions.
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In the background are their parents' ficus plants, their landscape paintings, the air-conditioning unit, a tangle of cords.
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As an all-star unit, the three draw on a tangle of prior working relationships, though in unexpected ways.
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In the interview, her first since the tangle over Saudi Arabia, she also recalled one of her earliest memories.
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The mask contains linseed and apricot extracts, which help soothe and repair your scalp while leaving you tangle free.
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The mother and son were all smiles as they walked up to a tangle of microphones to address reporters.
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Left unaddressed, there could be a legal tangle regarding the rights of a future child to inherit, he said.
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Congress needs to address the dysfunctional tangle of overlapping regulatory agencies that is at the root of the problem.
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The tangle of random letters that makes up the cryptogram seem complicated at first, but solving them is simple.
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A nopal salad features cuts of fresh and charred cactus, slimy but tamed with a lovely tangle of mâche.
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Some of those trucks head out on the nearby tangle of interstate highways for multiday trips across the country.
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Given how much you tangle with this particular administration, why do you think you get called on so much?
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Some conservatives see a tangle of red tape that restricts the construction industry and distorts the market for housing.
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One wrist displayed a tangle of leather and skull bracelets, and he had a skull tattoo on one forearm.
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Serve sprinkled with lots of parsley, alongside a tangle of spaghetti and simple steamed broccoli or a sturdy salad.
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With so many people offering so much advice, players can lose their way in a tangle of technical thoughts.
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If you're feeling especially indulgent, a dollop of tangy yogurt and a tangle of fresh herbs are excellent additions.
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One seaweed specimen has the density of a chanterelle mushroom; another appears more like a tangle of fallen feathers.
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Unfortunately, Miller can't resist the impulse to tie Louis's messy tangle of woebegone threads into a tidy, mawkish bow.
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The public inquiry will be conducted in the context of a far deeper tangle of political maneuvering and passions.
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Both Kentucky Route Zero and Disco Elysium are games that tangle directly with the intersection of politics and power.
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It aims, rather, to merge France's tangle of 42 different mandatory pension regimes into a single, points-based system.
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Mr. Trump's vernacular may be an unholy tangle of lies, misapprehensions, disinformation and personal insults, but it exposed Mrs.
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"I was always confused by how women could wear multiple necklaces and not have them all tangle," she said.
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Cincinnati returns home to play Memphis on Saturday while the Mustangs tangle with Wichita State in Dallas on Sunday.
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Photo by Pierre Lesieur of sharks drowned in a mammoth tangle of floating ghost nets off Grand Cayman Island.
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The story is a tangle, but its complications are mitigated by Mr. Johnson's quick pace and the appealing performers.
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A tangle of curls sticks up from the top of his head, giving him a touch of appealing dishevelment.
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A nude portrait of Mr. Tenney could be mistaken for a tangle of tree limbs, or a garden blooming.
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Serve with something green: a big salad, a heap of steamed or sautéed broccoli, a tangle of green beans.
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Or maybe it was the tangle of embroidered vines and flowers creeping up the left side of her white dress.
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This tangle of emotions was encapsulated at one of his first swim lessons after that impromptu race from his youth.
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She paused for a moment, looked around, then stepped gingerly down the other side, over a tangle of barbed wire.
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That's because square-shaped technologies like Oxitec's don't neatly fit into the round tangle of rules that govern US biotechnology.
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Instead, it's a tangle of narratives about how this device would forever change the way people make and use technology.
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It's a football field-sized tangle of capsules and solar panels orbiting 250 miles above the planet at 17,150 mph.
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While Gou's visit shed little light on the Foxconn project itself, it did underscore the political tangle that surrounds it.
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But a tangle of debts among state generators, energy suppliers and banks has been exacerbated by theft from the grid.
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That kind of bureaucratic tangle was a greater concern than immigration agents, who rarely turned an eye toward her neighborhood.
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An AVM is an abnormal tangle of arteries and veins, often found in the brain, that disrupts normal blood flow.
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After, I was left with hay-like curls that would snarl and tangle when I ran my fingers through them.
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The Endurance Run wired earphones have an IPX5 sweatproof rating and a tangle-free cord with a remote and microphone.
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There seems to be no room inside the tangle, too many dead ends and no firm ground to walk on.
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This year some customers want a different model: a grinning face with a tangle of curls and a Liverpool jersey.
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Pel beamed at this assessment, from his tangle of straps and limbs in the strap-down station against the wall.
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To tangle matters more, language in the Terms of Service (ToS) prevented those who signed up from suing the company.
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If, that is, Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner is prepared to tangle with New York Knicks forward/center Kristaps Porzingis.
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A Chekhovian tangle of vodka-fueled regret unspools, although in this version with considerably more humor than one might expect.
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But there was one tangle in the line: Because of his advanced colon cancer, Willhite had to remain bed-ridden.
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It wasn't metal at all, more like a woven tangle of vines, or maybe veins, every part of it pulsing.
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Gradually losing memories in a tangle of errant proteins and dying brain neurons from Alzheimer's disease strikes fear into many.
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Of course, to keep things exciting, we will have to tangle with the Fire Nation, and their banished Prince Zuko.
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Not only is the Tangle Teezer line of products meant to minimize discomfort, but it's also better for your hair.
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It was my birthday during the short time we were going out and he got me this Tangle Teezer hairbrush.
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Part of his body was later discovered under the tangle of crushed aluminum in the alley next to the building.
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Even better, it's also made with tangle-resistant cloth fiber so you don't have to untie it with every use.
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S guides me through a tangle of streets to a building with a wide-open passage on the ground floor.
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They will tangle; this is the burden of wired VR. One day we will look back nostalgically on this headache.
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Their rematch was set for UFC 197, and a March media day presented another opportunity for the two to tangle.
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CNN reported that Mueller's team has been in a court tangle with the attorneys of a former employee of Stone's.
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Today, the site, which was also supposed to include a public school, is a tangle of trees and old warehouses.
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This complicates what is already a Freudian tangle of incestuous intrigue, itself a metaphor for a world of social pathology.
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As you might imagine, that gap consists of an almost infinitely knotty tangle of legal precedents, gray areas, and jurisdictions.
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Part of his body was later discovered under the tangle of crushed aluminium in the alley next to the building.
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Among the tangle of emerging T-shirt brands riding the skate and streetwear trend wave, the brand feels unmistakably authentic.
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As with most monuments in Canada's capital, its inscription is bilingual, and meaning exists in a tense tangle between translations.
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With his Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, he presents original works that tangle up Cuban folklore with modernism and experimental jazz.
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But when he starts speaking, questions of racial and cultural identity emerge in a tangle, mirroring his own scribbled strokes.
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They're in front of the scenes — there's no one else we get to tangle with so predictably and so frequently.
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What resulted was a semiabstract tangle of expressionist images: fires burning, hooded figures converging, a pair of lifeless legs hanging.
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The reasons are complicated, and most have to do with a tangle of federal, state and local laws and regulations.
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And plenty of volunteers who splashed into the floods saw a tangle of miscommunication, wrenching delays and plain old incompetence.
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The scene is a forest grove sacred to the druids, and depicted here by a tangle of tall, branchless trees.
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The eye holds for a moment, looming over the audience, before exploding into an acid green, robotic tangle of electricity.
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Thus begins a tantalizing correspondence in Nilo Cruz's "Exquisite Agony," a poetic tangle of a new play at Repertorio Español.
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Some boys died, lying atop other boys, a tangle of sinewy adolescent limbs that moaned, shuddered and then grew still.
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Russian helicopters are flying closer to American ones, and a recent tangle at a checkpoint produced a brief firefight, above.
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The tangle of regulations governing health care can make it difficult for providers to respond to market signals and innovate.
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" An international financial order that was little more than a tangle of debts and reparations could hardly "last a day.
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Her vehicle careened down an embankment, flipped over and came to rest on its side amid a tangle of brush.
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Last week at Carnegie Hall, Esperanza Spalding was slashing through a tangle of chord changes on her fretless electric bass.
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French President Emmanuel Macron wants to replace France's tangle of multiple state pension systems with a single, points-based mechanism.
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Bar and restaurant owners are used to working through a tangle of regulations, but liquor licensing may be the most Kafkaesque.
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An unambiguous ruling offering a simple solution to Italy's electoral tangle could open the way for an early ballot by June.
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But by the end of the second episode, the tangle of plot threads haven't even really begun to sort themselves out.
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My first tattoo, a sleeve on my upper left arm, is a tangle of California wildflowers: poppies and lupines and blackberries.
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This was an especially important aspect for a game like Tangle Tower where a mistranslated clue could leave players completely stuck.
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Britain's prime minister has just tied herself into a tangle over the way to fund long-term care for the elderly.
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A tangle of washing lines hangs above small concrete and makeshift homes, many housing small businesses or selling clothes and food.
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The independence it dangled to close acquisition deals with Instagram and WhatsApp turned the company into a tangle of overlapping products.
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My Uber wove through the convention traffic of Lyon, the culinary capital of France where the Rhône and Saône rivers tangle.
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The monochromatic drawings, rendered in ink and charcoal, fuse mechanical and architectural elements in a haunting, futuristic tangle of splintering viewpoints.
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Through a tangle of dense legal language, the ECJ opined that this national law made things excessively easy for religious recruiters.
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Twirling can be damaging as it can tangle hairs — and if done roughly, can snap them and even pull them out.
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Its messy tangle of fear, anger, relief, and anguish lays bare Henry's simple sad-to-happy arc as ham-fisted kitsch.
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While navigating the tangle of Golden Gai alleys, I befriend Taka, a 26-year-old who works for an agriculture startup.
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The fence's floral tangle is a reconstruction from memory of plants found in the backyard of Dang's childhood home in Hawaii.
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" The work has raised a tangle of ethical and logistical issues associated with what has been called "activist art and design.
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Bass ably combines an account of a perverse legal tangle with a snapshot of Bessemer, the town where the events occurred.
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Likewise, Ehang, another IPO hopeful, is navigating a tangle of ever-changing requirements and approvals for its flying taxis and drones.
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It's hard enough to find capital, build a product, deal with marketing, grapple with consumer service and tangle with federal regulators.
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These fans trade online pictures of undercarriages, share audio of new door chimes, and tangle over which subway line is superior.
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It's all too easy to tangle, and the ensuing knots are the hardest to untie due to its relatively small diameter.
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A tangle of tax breaks and loopholes, some enacted in the name of creating jobs despite meager evidence that they do.
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But Democrats may also find themselves in an ideological tangle that has knotted up both parties for the past several years.
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This is an obvious copy of the award-winning Tangle Teezer handle-less brush that has won acclaim from professional hairstylists.
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If that wasn't enough to give us some serious reservations, our forks were also connected to the same tangle of cables.
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The station&aposs video shows relatives reaching up to the broken casket in a tangle of roots from the overturned tree.
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The problem may seem largely procedural, as barriers to voting appear to come from a tangle of local policy and legislation.
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I have the studio door open to the yard— a wild tangle of plants, wooden constructions, cat hideouts, and rusted metal.
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Nothing has changed—the appearance of an exemplary pupil outside, and the low self-esteem, insecurity, and tangle of anxieties inside.
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" And later Cora reflects: "No slave had ever keeled over dead at a spinning wheel or been butchered for a tangle.
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Deep in a tangle of planning bureaucracies in western Beijing, the future of a country nearly 3,000km away is under discussion.
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Through California's referendum process, they could end-run the entire tangle of interests that had stymied the Obama bill in Washington.
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It's the usual tangle of drug dealing and double-crossing, designed to move us along from one shootout to the next.
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Here's what to consider if you want to mount your TV securely without sacrificing the room to a tangle of cords.
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The question of how to manage the security risk of the growing tangle of contractors and subcontractors is a tricky one.
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" According to the Mayo Clinic, an AVM "is a tangle of abnormal blood vessels connecting arteries and veins in the brain.
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But the narrative is a confusing tangle of unfamiliar names and cyberjargon, further obscured by the shout-fest of partisan politics.
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The daily briefings have seen Trump give misleading information, tangle with members of the media and go off on unrelated tangents.
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Mosquitoes buzz as Samantha Apgar holds aside a tangle of marsh grass, or salt hay, to show me the hidden nest.
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Think of the filter in a mask not as a sieve but as a thicket—a dense tangle of minuscule filaments.
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On the second evening, Mr. Trifonov performed Chopin's Cello Sonata, a rhapsodic tangle of a piece, with the splendid Gautier Capuçon.
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Jasanoff reminds us that the brain is not some mystical machine — it's a gooey, bloody tangle of cells, dripping with chemicals.
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Mujadara is often served on its own, topped with a tangle of crisply fried onions, perhaps with yogurt on the side.
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And here, to complete my tangle of confusion, is encryption, no doubt aggravated by my inability to understand the concept mathematically.
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Mr. McCraven's instrumentals are a cosmopolitan tangle — founded in samples and syncretism — that belongs firmly to the fast-advancing 21st century.
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She ran additional biopsies to see if she could glean more information from the tangle of disease in my right breast.
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With 1,681 precincts trying to report votes, the result was a tangle of misreporting that could take days to sort through.
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The relationships between the characters — a tangle of lust, loyalty, jealousy, resentment, tenderness — emerge, fittingly, around a battle over Hirut's gun.
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The mathematics of theoretical knots tied in theoretical strings inspired biologists to investigate how real DNA and proteins twist and tangle.
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The digger, a dust-covered tangle of conveyor belts, hoses and thrust cylinders, chews through 60 feet of earth a day.
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The child POWs — at once ex-soldiers and orphans of the Third Reich — pose an intriguing tangle for the viewer's sympathies.
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MetLife is currently in a legal tangle over federal regulators designating it a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI, in 2014.
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A crazy tangle can make repairing faults difficult and dangerous, and wiring improvised by amateurs can be a serious fire hazard.
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Its work, pursuant to new federal legislation, would be separate from PREPA and the Commonwealth's bankruptcies (which tangle up decision making).
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"Look at that tangle of wires," said Ram Kishore Yadav, a laborer, staring up from the street where 42 men died.
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When American public schools macramé'd together the words language, arts, and English, starting in the 1970s, they created a tangle: ELA.
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Nicholas Ludford's "Salve Regina" is a joyous tangle of long, florid lines with the occasional tangy dissonance illuminating a single word.
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Trump frequently uses Twitter to announce policy, assail his adversaries and to tangle with countries, including North Korea, over world affairs.
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We watch as their relationships come and go, fracture and tangle, pull the two friends apart and bring them closer together.
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The buildings lining the way, he recalls, crowded above one's head in an indistinguishable tangle: synagogues, Roman Catholic churches, and mosques.
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Wishful views of wealth — skyscrapers, stadiums, and private jets landing at nearby Boeing Field — are visible through a tangle of trees.
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In all, Ms. Lemus had amassed $296,218.25 in debt — a tangle of interest, principal and other fees that have damaged her credit.
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USB-C also helps simplify the tangle of cable and dongles you currently need to connect all of Apple's various products together.
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But before President Donald Trump, EPA head Scott Pruitt, or anyone else can knock that number down, they must tangle with California.
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And what will Russia's foreign minister make of the week's biggest tangle when he meets his opposite number in Trump's cabinet, Tillerson?
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"I didn't want to make myself believe Nixon did this, that he actually participated," he explains in a telling tangle of words.
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This little fluff ball managed to climb half-way up the tree, tangle itself in garland and knock ornaments to the ground.
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The Student Loan Assistance Center has positioned itself as a model actor in the country's troubled tangle of student debt settlement companies.
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Without that, there's nothing to protect the most vulnerable people on the platform from this impenetrable tangle of altruism and e-commerce.
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Giovannetti was a coffee and citrus fruit producer, but now his land is a chaotic tangle of cracked trunks and splintered plywood.
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The broken AC in the studio mirrored the hothouse effect of this small city, where the art scenes unpredictably tangle and overlap.
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She came up with the idea of a tangle-taming brush, but "I had no idea what I was doing," Martin admits.
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With the clock ticking, there may be no time left to prevent a no-deal exit, which could tangle up trade routes.
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That night I was dressed as some vague undead thing—long black dress, hair in a tangle, red Solo cup in hand.
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Massive strands of inflatable hair fold and tangle over one another, re-shaping the room into a kind of inflatable, comedic grotto.
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Regardless of eating and exercising habits, it's a complex tangle of physiological mechanisms, and you cannot always control every part of it.
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They have a tangle-resistant, adjustable cable and come with eight different gel-tips, so they should fit a variety of ears.
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The cable is on the thick side, but it also doesn't tangle (at all) when you throw the headphones in a bag.
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Move them to a cooler part of the grill and pile them into a little tangle to steam for 3 more minutes.
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On top of that, a diesel fuel shortage and a tangle of blocked roads mean the distribution of supplies is extremely challenging.
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A primary purpose of a tall metal cabinet is to support a tangle of trophies won over the last couple of years.
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It is one thing to think of buffalo on Divisadero Street, of the Golden Gate Bridge overgrown in a tangle of vine.
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His bureaucratic tangle is solved: Now, he will be able to incorporate a company, hire a manager and be paid for concerts.
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You also see a tangle of cranes; a city increasingly built by the likes of Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates is booming.
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His next fight will go down on June 17 in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he'll tangle with Brazilian UFC-outcast, Fabio Maldonado.
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Videos from the scene showed people frantically fleeing, while aerial footage revealed blackened stalls and a flattened tangle of metal and wood.
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With powerful suction, a tangle-free turbine tool, and excellent maneuverability, the Dyson Animal Upright Vacuum Cleaner sucks up pet hair quickly.
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Weeks ago, the government should have promised to cover the cost of testing, instead of leaving it to the tangle of insurance.
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In Watertown, in suburban Boston, several power lines had collapsed, creating a massive tangle of wires in the middle of the street.
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And the music that this trio creates has a double identity, too: sometimes a tangle of electric laceration, elsewhere an ethereal sprawl.thebellhouseny.
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That tangle of feelings is conveyed effectively in a dreamlike dance scene (Seán Curran is the choreographer), the opera's most mysterious episode.
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Wearing a black beanie, a tangle of gold necklaces and a Mickey Mouse sweatshirt, Mr. Abdul-Mateen had an air of inscrutability.
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The Democratic investigations will long outlast the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and are already a tangle of targets and witnesses.
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As the taxi drives us over Tower Bridge and we get caught in the tangle of Elephant & Castle traffic, she slows down.
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Andrew Das: Geiger's finally seen something he can't let go, and it's Carlos Sanchez running over as they tangle for that corner.
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He's also almost certain to tangle with Warren and Sanders over Sanders' Medicare for All proposal, which she supports, among other issues.
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Serious concerns loom: How big an obstacle to installing tracks is presented by the tangle of underground gas, water and sewer lines?
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On July 29, on the last weekend of the season, fishers lined up in the sun under a noisy tangle of gulls.
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He has a tangle of dark curls and a mischievous smile, and is a philosophy major with a love of mountain literature.
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California, and the rest of our poor, fragmented country, is a crippled tangle of old-century solutions to a turbulent new world.
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That slept-on texture was the perfect canvas for curling, and a lot of back-combing with Tangle Teezer's new Ultimate Teaser.
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When it comes to financing a college education, the complex web of savings plans and strategies can seem like a big tangle.
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It was a cotton-jersey blouse that looked like it was made from a tangle of sailor's rope and sun-softened muslin.
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What was meant to quash an investigation into the obscure tangle of Trump's possible Russia connections is now certain to revive it.
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Their tails were braided in pairs, then the two knots were braided into one big tangle, Kensington Bird and Animal Hospital said.
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More recently, Ms. Raimondo has found herself in a tangle with the Democratic speaker of the Rhode Island House, Nicholas A. Mattiello.
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Finally, the third entreaty succeeded — just as a slow song started up and the dancers turned into a tangle of embracing couples.
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But even if the legal tangle around Mr. Villarejo vindicates Mr. Iglesias and Unidas Podemos, their problems will be far from solved.
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Tourists, be warned: Travel around France is in a tangle today because of mass strikes and protests over President Macron's retirement reform.
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The plant sits in a tangle of communities — including Port Neches, Groves and Nederland — where suburban neighborhoods and industry are wedged together.
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Or something close enough, braided into our tangle of civilization, to remind us of all that exists alongside us in this world?
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Sure, there have been a lot of distractions — chief among them being Trump's tangle with investigations into his campaign's connections to Russia.
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A lot of Republicans truly don't want to tangle with immigration policy before the midterms, no matter what's going on at the border.
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Nebraska looks to beat Michigan for the first time since 10.23 when it hits the road to tangle with the Wolverines on Saturday.
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Inside is a pet brush roll that spins at over 3,000 RPM and is tangle free for hair up to eight inches long.
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Across the stage's tangle of cables stand the striking bald bass-player Gail Ann Dorsey and the none-more-rock'n'roll guitarist Earl Slick.
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There's no better way for those candidates to engineer the big moments they need than to tangle with one of the front-runners.
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Yet Puccini renders Cio-Cio-San with stunning realism: an abandoned wife swept up in a tangle of fierce resolve and abject humiliation.
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That could cause their competitors to continue to seek unique and creative methods for deals of their own to avoid any regulatory tangle.
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Not only does the familiarity bring a richness to their rapport, but they aren't afraid to disagree and occasionally tangle about their topics.
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Being able to tangle off the ball is a staple of American football thanks to Camp, whereas in rugby it remains highly illegal.
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Neuroscientists and psychologists have discovered that one of the most healing balms for this tangle of nerves is physical affection, like a hug.
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These are all tied up in a complex tangle of pathology, all of which is to some degree the legacy of historical racism.
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The thing about starting over is that, compared to diving yet again into a tangle of apparently malformed code, it feels really good.
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To make matters worse, the NEO Program's drastically expanded budget created a bloated and inefficient tangle of different offices with no general supervision.
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Kuramoto, then 34, had little prior experience in nonlinear dynamics, the study of the feedback loops that tangle together variables in the world.
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Recent research points to tau-tangle accumulation as a possible step beyond amyloid plaques in the development of actual signs of Alzheimer's disease.
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The obvious way around this tangle would be for Sanders to support the most progressive candidate in every race, primary or general election.
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But the FBI had its own interests and secrets, and in the tangle that ensued, it was the president who was brought down.
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"Since China has become more nationalistic, the possibilities that the US and China might end up in a tangle are higher," Kennedy said.
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A new law in 2005 added a complex tangle of questions every fourth year meant to determine whether a household has foreign origins.
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And there's no doubt in my mind that there are a tangle of financial relationships between Trump and his operation with Russian money.
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CNN reports that there is "a diesel fuel shortage and a tangle of blocked roads," as well as a lack of truck drivers.
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Tau can tangle up and accumulate in the brain in abnormal ways, having a detrimental effect on parts of the brain involving memory.
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Pros: Leaves hair tangle free and super soft, soothes and repairs scalp, treats damaged hair, can be used daily or periodicallyCons: Slightly pricey
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On two occasions, Mr. West stopped the music because he perceived the tangle of people beneath him to be a little too rowdy.
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By the end of Far Cry 4, my map was a tangle of objectives—many of which I had no intention of pursuing.
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The day we hoped would never come has finally arrived, and with it a tangle of loose ends and a torrent of questions.
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Mungin was shot again as she ran through the tangle of brush separating her yard from her neighbor's, in the hand and stomach.
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King and Atwood toppled into the water, along with 75 heavy traps, anchors, buoys, and a tangle of rope linking the traps together.
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The tangle of American governmental dysfunction is so profound, digging into it can feel like undoing a rubber band ball with your teeth.
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"These are massive trees that have been just ripped out of the earth," Mr. Trump said, pointing to a tangle of uprooted pines.
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A failure by a tangle of competing regulatory agencies to communicate is widely blamed for causing a 2015 crash by China's stock markets.
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And how would that player and his or her employers navigate the complex tangle of geopolitical tensions that accompany the country's every move?
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After contact with Rodriguez, Mbappé goes down, and that sets off both sides, as players tangle and there is shouting, pushing and shoving.
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Kylian Mbappé sends a free kick into a tangle of French and Uruguayan bodies, but the first contact is with keeper Muslera's fist.
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They proceed from an intriguing central motif: that PTSD can render a narrator unreliable and deliver the confusion necessary to tangle a plot.
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In 6503, a bubble sub off Japan captured the first video of a giant squid, a creature with a nightmarish tangle of tentacles.
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A tangle of yellow noodles and three shapes of rice noodles (skinny, broad, flat) is disarmingly fun to eat, with its snaking textures.
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In some cases, Apple's changes have been about making devices faster, more functional, thinner, or less tied down by a tangle of wires.
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The novel is Shanbhag's first to appear in English; the title is a child's invented phrase for a tangle that cannot be undone.
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Or is it because the impossible tangle of California building and environmental regulations has made it all but impossible to build new structures?
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The teenagers sprawled on the couch, a tangle of arms and legs, and watched "Thor" while they waited for the pizza to arrive.
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Cici Paramita, 27, was clambering through the shattered remains of her house, a tangle of water-logged debris, 50 meters from the beach.
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Paired with strappy black heels and a tangle of gold necklaces, the body-con dress had some serious one-sided off-the-shoulder action.
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Investigators continued to examine the wreckage, and crews began cutting the tangle of metal into almost three dozen smaller chunks to be carted away.
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That shouldn't affect the vast majority of naturalized citizens, though, and in virtually any legal tangle you'll be better off as a U.S. citizen.
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Below the tangle of vines and branches of the East Malaysian rainforest, a small contingent of ants scuttles frenetically along the shaded leaf litter.
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Their work also suggests that the tangle of eligibility rules and application processes students must navigate to get financial aid can lessen its benefits.
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One of those things is a brain ball, a collection of stem cells that biologists have coaxed into a bobbing tangle of living neurons.
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What is left, in the end, is a tangle that would have required more space and time to be drawn out into something significant.
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Its LEDs are really bright and they never tangle thanks to a long flexible rope that looks like, well, a fat, white, translucent noodle.
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Before it returned to the city's greasy tangle of tracks, he took a moment to walk us though the cars and admire his handiwork.
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Whereas in America veterans' benefits are outlined in a single law, in China they are defined by a tangle of national and provincial edicts.
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With that in mind, Endgame doesn't just play as a wild tangle of interacting plotlines and self-indulgent personal rabbit holes for these characters.
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Tangle Teezer's Blow Styling brush uses the same innovative details as their cult-favorite original version, but in a new heat-style friendly form.
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Let's be honest – nobody wants to tangle with a bunch of perpetually-offended liberals who were triggered by a white guy wearing a sombrero.
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TO REACH Blackwater you take the Yarmouth Road out of Norwich, passing housing estates, a shimmering glass business park and a tangle of roundabouts.
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Fender ships the Ten 5s with a detachable, subtly color-coded, tangle-resistant wire, along with a truly heavy duty and enormous carrying case.
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The tangle of downed and twisted beams around the front of the train looks like "a dangerous version of pickup sticks," Dinh-Zarr said.
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Yet pretexts for an attack are easy to find in the tangle of historical, religious and contemporary grudges that jihadists hold against the West.
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But these old questions about the tangle of thin blue lines and hard red lines that protect American democracy now seem relevant once more.
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But using the Rift's tracking camera, I can walk to the side and see the letters collapse into a tangle of meaningless black loops.
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The Tesla CEO started his week by continuing his tangle with the SEC, which has asked a federal judge to hold him in contempt.
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Their adjustable cable is tangle resistant, and the built-in three-button remote is light enough that it won't bounce around as you run.
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Flipkart has become a tangle of interlinked entities, including a holding company in Singapore, in an attempt to obey India's rules while maximising profits.
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Both are built to a very high standard, with braided, tangle-resistant cables and roughly a billion different ear tips, including Comply foam tips.
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A desire for roots and rootedness may be acquiring a new importance in the new global tangle, where certainties are hard to come by.
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After his encounter in the intersection, his tank would go on to tangle with another German tank known as the "monster" -- the dreaded Panther.
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Zippier were the duo of tacos, a tangle of diced tuna cheek, pineapple, onion, cilantro, tomatoes and habanero spilling out of hard corn shells.
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But as they get closer, you can make out more, a tangle of human forms huddled on rafts, paddling furiously to cross the water.
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The greens were a tangle of broccoli rabe that had been coaxed slowly into earthy silkiness, punched up with sliced garlic and chili flakes.
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In this engrossing scramble of fairy tales, a woman goes berry picking in the forest and becomes lost in a tangle of dark archetypes.
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Foreign executives scouting for business in Iran say when they examine the tangle of ownership behind companies they approach, they often detect IRGC ties.
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Ms. Lewis, a former actress, lived in the verdant tangle of Hawaii and then Arizona; he moved to the cobblestones of the West Village.
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The reformer machine was a complex tangle of cords, ropes, wheels, and handles—I can see why a science-fiction writer would like it.
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Lance, the congressman whose district is a tangle of wealthy suburbs and wheat fields, voted against Trump's tax bill because it hurt local homeowners.
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Lawmakers used their time on the dais to tangle with the picks, sending a clear signal on how they plan to challenge his administration.
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That's a complicated tangle of obligations, and the title of "Remind Me Tomorrow" is a nod to the encumbrances of her new, bigger life.
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That's true, too, of "Measure for Measure," a strange tangle of a play that Mr. Donnellan and Mr. Ormerod have treated with compassionate insight.
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For pan con lechon, the tangle of pork is topped with sweated onions and matchstick potatoes, poking out of the sides like loose thatch.
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Dr. Shulkin said that the tangle of red tape surrounding Schedule 1 drug studies should no longer be an excuse not to conduct them.
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And it's impressive: the teenage artist not only skillfully edits Schongauer's midair tangle of demons-and-saint, but sets it against an invented seascape.
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Doolittle called his "a reticulated tree," but it suggested also a tangle of pipes in someone's basement, set in place by a manic plumber.
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Their concern is that any lawsuit by the states could ultimately tangle the rules in litigation for years, leaving automakers caught in regulatory uncertainty.
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The bottom of the shelf even has holes for your chargers so they stay tangle-free and your devices won't fall off the shelf.
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Mr. Goplin talked about the tangle of trade and oversupply with his friend Joe Bragger, a sixth-generation dairy farmer in nearby Buffalo County.
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To forestall so catastrophic an outcome, the miscreant sisters, already stymied by a tangle of treacheries, must prevent their distraught and remorseful father's meddling.
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The view from the bedroom was a brick-walled alley, but the living room view included the Manhattan skyline beyond a tangle of highways.
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Two, electronic devices that aren't mobile have to be plugged in, leading to a tangle of wires behind every computer, TV, and kitchen appliance.
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To replace this tangle, Mr Macron has promised to merge all these regimes into a single, points-based system that treats all workers equally.
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Over the summer, the two sides continued to tangle in court over what aspects of the March order could be enforced in the meantime.
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Right before Lopez hit the stage, Appleton ran Tangle Teezer's Ultimate Finisher comb through the midlengths and ends of her hair for more volume.
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The Quran, like all foundational religious texts, is a tangle of ambiguities and mysteries, to which endless annotations can be, and are being, written.
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A dish of roasted Monterey Bay squid came to the table, along with a tangle of hand-cut, herbed noodles with chanterelles and thyme.
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The one Mr. Ward calls "the social media goat" sprouts a tangle of electric cords and has a body tinted red, white and blue.
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The set was raised on a scaffold, with a breakaway floor to make room for puppeteers, who were arranged below in a Twister tangle.
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But in nearly every photograph of the devices, there's a tangle of wires in the background connected to equipment that controls the quantum computer.
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But in nearly every photograph of the devices, there's a tangle of wires in the background connected to equipment that controls the quantum computer.
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Representing the LGBT individuals behind the lawsuit, she got into a tangle with Justice Samuel Alito, disarming him with a Saturday Night Live reference.
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Fox had initially planned to release "Alita: Battle Angel" in December, when it would have gone up against a tangle of holiday crowd-pleasers.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt is facing a tangle of accusations of unethical behavior ahead of his two hearings before Congress this week.
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Her retired Underwood No. 5, a hulking tangle of keys and levers, glistened black and chrome under a layer of dust in the storage room.
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The idea of anyone having nine secret crushes at the same time is, of course, very funny and also an impossible emotional tangle to imagine.
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The division and array of property among Native Americans such as the Crow, who live on a reservation in southeastern Montana, is an ownership tangle.
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A lot of Republicans truly don&apost want to tangle with immigration policy before the midterms, no matter what&aposs going on at the border.
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And so, "Doomsday" is both a celebration of Tom's life and an ode to the tangle of emotions that came in the wake of death.
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But as it stands currently, it's unclear who would even set the policy, with airlines, Homeland Security, and local airports caught in a bureaucratic tangle.
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But when they eventually got in touch with Apple about the possibility of bringing Tangle Tower to Arcade, the studio realized they needed some help.
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This one's a great option for homes with pets, as it includes a tangle-free Turbine tool that effortlessly removes hair from carpets and upholstery.
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But I'm firm in my conviction that there's a worthy movie or seven to be carved out of King's gargantuan tangle of styles and genres.
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Screech's in trouble (again) "Saved by the Bell" actor Dustin Diamond has been arrested in Wisconsin, the latest legal tangle for the former child star.
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Most importantly, they have a flat cord made out of what seems to be the perfect matte rubber material, so they (almost) never, ever tangle.
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And the company's 49-qubit Tangle Lake chip — designed for quantum computing processes — is also being shipped with a research partner, QuTech, for further development.
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Francis Fukuyama, a political theorist, blamed the decay on the "vetocracy", a tangle of competing interests and responsibilities that can block almost any ambitious reform.
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Rather than sprawling over line-endings and being broken up by a tangle of curly braces, each chunk would be surrounded with indented white space.
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If creepypasta were a game, it'd be IMSCARED, a demonic tangle of lo-fi glitch horror that feels like a ghost sliding inside your machine.
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"In the walking marriage, you don't tangle daily life and responsibilities with the person you love," said Ze Ma Zhuo Ma, 32, a Mosuo shopkeeper.
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"Throughout its history, Christianity has always tended to get into a tangle with power," quips James Forsyth, a 33-year-old pastor in McLean, Virginia.
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Even more so will be the government's bill next year to merge housing and a tangle of other welfare payments into a single "universal benefit".
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I have to tangle with the freeways, which cross the river from the Southwest, and head north to the I-84 and I-5 interchange.
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It's likely that memories are stored all together — but that patterns are kept separate from each other within the tangle, warding off the overwriting problem.
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In either case, you'll get a very nice, tangle-free braided cable that feels super durable and can be detached if it ever needs replacing.
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A tangle of electronics, fiber-optic cables, and laser beams, the clock is still a prototype, so no one actually uses it to tell time.
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In Lamas, Penn will tangle with a fighter whose only recent losses have occurred against elite opposition in Jose Aldo, Chad Mendes and Max Holloway.
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This week, Dieter Bohn teaches you the best way to wrap any cable so it won't ever tangle in your bag or in your pocket.
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Theranos has found itself in a heap of lawsuits from consumers, former partners and investors after its tangle with faulty test results and government intervention.
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As I disassembled my usual workstation, I was frustrated by the tangle of cords and adapters connecting my Cintiq to power and to my iMac.
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Water drips on a tent over a 10-foot-long metal tangle that would be unrecognizable as a vehicle if it did not have wheels.
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GLOW encircles this tangle, reminding us that neither woman is willing to abandon the other, but illuminating reconciliation as a wretched, and sometimes impossible trudge.
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Hicks aims to carry the momentum of a six-RBI performance into Friday's tilt as the visiting New York Yankees tangle with the Blue Jays.
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Finally, after being shot with a sedative dart, he fell headlong from a tangle of power lines into a blanket held by a dozen workers.
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While Viola finds herself caught up in the troubled romance between Olivia and Orsino, Olivia's relatives and servants tangle and torment one another as usual.
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While the United States has long sought Turkey's help in fighting ISIS, getting its help has revealed a tangle of diverging interests in the region.
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Which candidate possesses the superior debate skills and is best prepared to tangle directly with Trump should be only a minor factor in this equation.
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But the issue that provoked the strongest emotional reaction was immigration, which was just one part of a thorny tangle of questions related to race.
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With excellent maneuverability and a tangle-free turbine tool, the Dyson Ball Animal 2 Upright Vacuum does a great job of cleaning up pet hair.
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Graniteville Quarry Park is a 4.5-acre tangle with few signs or paths, though some stony knobs can be found sticking out of the dirt.
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Lee looks back on her story about the tangle of anxieties that some straight men experienced before a dinner or movie out with a buddy.
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Umbra Icelet Jewelry Stand, $14.99, available at The Container Store This jewelry stand is a nice way to keep all of your jewelry tangle-free.
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On this one, he allows each of the 15 musicians in the ensemble to shine, sometimes on their own and often in a feisty tangle.
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Painted by Théodore Géricault in the early part of the 19th century, it shows a tangle of men crowded on a raft after an accident.
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Here, cobblers, jewelers, cafes, wine bars, markets, souvenir shops and restaurants share street space along the tangle of flagstone pedestrian avenues winding through the district.
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In a bed too big for his child-sized body, David Sanchez sleeps among a tangle of tubes plugged into a port in his chest.
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"Not because I'm unwilling to tangle, but because I think it's inappropriate, and I think it's counterproductive, and I think it's anti-American," Cuomo said.
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Over the summer, the two sides continued to tangle in court over what aspects of the second travel ban could be enforced in the meantime.
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Whistle-blowers are often complicated people with a tangle of motives, and dueling memoirs aren't necessarily the ideal place to tease out the definitive truth.
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Filipino food is a centuries-long tangle of Eastern and Western traditions, from early exchanges with Chinese traders to the reign of the Spanish conquistadors.
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After a near-deadly tangle, they put their differences aside to undertake a new robbery—of an armored-truck depot—in a small Montana town.
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Indeed, the defining feature of the new world is a tangle of what we consider natural and what we don't, nature not ended but morphed.
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Among the hurdles bringing companies to market has been a tangle of ownership structures, with different entities requiring different legal processes for selling their assets.
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In another time, in Silicon Valley, an 11-year-old coding prodigy named Neelay Mehta has a much unluckier tangle with an ancient Spanish oak.
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Fire officials said they had struggled to reach the factory in the city's old quarter, a tangle of narrow, busy lanes lined with manufacturing units.
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The problem, it would soon become clear, was that there seemed to be just as much evidence pointing in a tangle of other directions too.
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They demonstrate a fixation on the truth—identifying it, drawing meaning from it, separating it from the "stories" or "narratives" that tangle themselves in it.
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The pairing of crisp skin and succulent meat is a remarkable midwinter balm, especially served with good warm bread and a tangle of braised greens.
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These bad boys are married via a short cord, not long enough that you accidentally yank them off your ears or cause an annoying tangle.
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Detective Grimoire and Sally are called to Tangle Tower, a structure as strange as the people who live there, to investigate a locked-room murder.
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Best of all, Tangle Tower is adapted perfectly to play on a phone, with simple controls allowing for easy navigation, inventory management, and puzzle solving.
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Now that the legal tangle has come to an end, the industry can turn its attention to Ms. Kim and Mr. Garcia's February debut instead.
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With its tangle of frenzied bodies, the marble sculpture is a testament to sixteenth-century Flemish sculptor Giambologna's sense of drama and eye for detail.
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Given the hulking barriers, the tangle of restrictions, and the pervasive hostility, traveling out of state is often the more convenient, and sometimes only, option.
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Today he explained the legislative trick bag that he&aposs in due to a tangle of at times, conflicting immigration laws that are on the books.
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Its fuzzy, round form finds its inverse reflection in the hydra's tangle of outward-reaching, lacy tentacles of "Soul II (HDY 3014)" (ink on washi, 2014).
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With iPhone 7 rumors still swirling and Facebook's latest tangle with Brazilian authorities over WhatsApp, you may have missed some of this week's best new apps.
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By subcontracting tasks such as security vetting, the company has created a bureaucratic tangle, with some recruits waiting 18 months to get onto a training course.
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"I feel like their joy is our joy," one girl sobs, as nearby girls tangle up in hyperventilating embraces, their hair falling across each other's shoulders.
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Harris has been, at times, a polarizing figure in the Senate, where she hasn't hesitated to tangle publicly with Trump administration officials, especially in televised hearings.
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We do this with our lives, too; we look back at the complicated tangle of decisions that brought us from here to there and we simplify.
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Even though the internet feels like an ephemeral tangle of bits that vanishes when you lock your phone screen, all that data has to live somewhere.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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It's so shiny and glossy and tangle-free that styles rarely hold, but it's also dry AF. It's pretty healthy, but it never really looks it.
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It had become one with a tangle of brush and appeared to have been cobbled together using a grille cowl and hood sides from multiple vehicles.
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In the new genome, lines of static code have become a three-dimensional tangle of vital string, constantly folding and rearranging itself, responsive to outside input.
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As Jane's life became a melodramatic tangle of complications to rival her favorite telenovelas, her virginity remained one of the only real consistencies in her life.
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In photos, you see the "Russian playboy" violently grabbing Lohan, who is a tangle of reddish hair and pale flesh as her dress gets ripped askew.
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Then faster, passing up through a tiny pine forest, hearing mourning doves coo loudly at one another among the strange bonsai tangle of the scrub oaks.
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President Donald Trump arrived expecting to tangle with his foreign counterparts on trade, a fight he proudly began but has been apprehensive about waging in person.
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It was originally formed in 2014 ahead of Rocket going public, part of the company's move to better organize its global tangle of e-commerce operations.
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Yet Mr. Newsome's vision of vogueing, evident in his video-graphic squiggles and his dance-derived artwork in the lobby, is of a tangle of lines.
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Once the story reaches its maximum saturation, however, it starts to veer off into wild directions, and its paths begin to tangle and become less clear.
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There's a bit too much of that last quality, though, with anger that becomes dispersed and generalized where a deeper tangle of emotions might be revealed.
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Supporters of the measure sought to illuminate the tangle of legal and safety issues targeted by the bill while ceding the difficult questions regarding cannabis legalization.
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The Charlotte Hornets will try to become the next team to take advantage of the Chicago Bulls when the teams tangle Monday night in North Carolina.
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The Cable Matters Retractable Micro USB Charge & Sync Cable can be any length you want from 2 inches to 33 inches, and it will never tangle.
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Jeffrey Immelt, the former C.E.O. of General Electric, who had had a nasty tangle with the activist hedge fund Trian Partners, spoke of activists most bluntly.
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In early September the road leading out of Rishton towards Sokh ended in a tangle of barbed wire, the Uzbek flag fluttering forlornly rather than festively.
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Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, who had fallen one lap behind the leaders after the opening lap tangle, was ninth with Red Bull's Verstappen finishing a disappointing 11th.
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As the maker of family-friendly games like "Gardenscapes" and "Toy Blast", iDreamSky Technology never expected to get caught up in a tangle with Chinese regulators.
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There's little value in attacking Trump on policy—his major proposals are like congressional fan fiction, so for Clinton to tangle with them would be pointless.
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About 20 years ago, when I was 16, I found out I had cavernous angioma [a tangle of vessels that resemble a blackberry, a benign tumor].
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Given that state and federal laws have grown into an often conflicting tangle of requirements and penalties, there can be no end to some kids' ordeals.
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It is not clear, however, whether the Trump administration will consider itself bound to comply if the president does not want to tangle with the Saudis.
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Wheels A car wends its way through a line of taxis in the Las Vegas rain, carefully steering around a tangle of sedans vying for passengers.
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On Wednesday, Christie's Post-War and Contemporary auction featured "Kurfs (Tangle)" from 22011; the work sold for $20083 million, well over its high estimate of $22008,21990.
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Political orientations are shaped at the intersections of race, class, geography and history and a tangle of other currents with which religious commitments become inextricably intertwined.
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" — Hoshikawa Wild Marula Tangle Spray"As a fan of Drunk Elephant's face products, I had high expectations for the brand's extension into body and hair care.
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Kloots also designed a lightweight jump rope that's adjustable and has a non-coil rope that doesn't tangle, if you're looking for something more high end.
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This is a tangle of problems that no single statesman or party, however brilliant, is likely to cut through; they can be only managed, not resolved.
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"Designers can easily collaborate on designs Google Docs-style, and version control is no longer a tangle of emails, file names, and frustration over internal conflicts."
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Tangle Tower is a murder mystery adventure puzzle game set in a mysterious mansion on a strange, secluded island full of unique plant and animal life.
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Attempting to simplify a dauntingly complex tangle of rights and responsibilities, the director, Mary Mazzio, has shaped her material into a classic heroes-and-villains showdown.
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The highly charged debate over transgender rights has resulted in a tangle of contradictory laws governing access to public bathrooms and locker rooms across the country.
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Wrapped in Jeremy Rouse's dusty-soft cinematography, Mike's reluctant journey to redemption is unpersuasive, his personality only semi-formed and his behavior a tangle of contradictions.
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Some in Mr. Trump's circle were concerned about the potential for a messy confirmation hearing over Mr. Giuliani's tangle of foreign business ties and paid speeches.
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It doesn't use a standard blockchain like most cryptocurrencies, but instead uses a Directed Acylic Graph (DAG) it calls "the Tangle" among other attempts at innovation.
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The debate over adding EKGs to pre-participation protocols is a complicated tangle of issues such as disease risk levels, health-care costs, and ethical obligations.
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Mr. Carrion's property takes up less than two-tenths of an acre, but the thick tangle of bamboo, often too dense to traverse, is certainly conspicuous.
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As I noted in my debate round-up, he is the only candidate who has figured out how to tangle with Trump without emerging beaten and humiliated.
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Here, children grow up amid a tangle of shanty homes with little to no access to basic human necessities such as clean drinking water and sewage systems.
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In each rack, above the tangle of cables and phones, sits a camera, recording every onscreen movement in case a developer needs to review a specific hiccup.
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Such firms argue that they need to understand the political process and to engage in lobbying so they can extract themselves from a tangle of red tape.
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Another twist, in this tangle of suspicion, is that the differences between al-Shabab and the beleaguered new establishment to which Tarzan belongs are often quite narrow.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The tangle of pink limbs representing a mother and child in Madeline Donahue's painting, "Squash" (2019) renders the figures almost indistinguishable.
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"It is hard to tell where one tree ends and the next begins, their endless branches twisting and curling in a gorgeous, spooky tangle," Van Meter wrote.
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It's theoretically possible to follow a grammatical thread through this 77-word tangle (hint: "meetings" seems to be the subject of "hashed out"), but it's not easy.
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Piazza Venezia, Rome's central square which is usually a cacophony of car horns and a tangle of traffic, was eerily empty, quiet and white as dawn broke.
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It is, in my mind, the greatest NBA dunk of all time, just a wild tangle of peak power and bad feelings, spilling out of the screen.
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In Reflection of wild rose, the artist paints a web of tree roots growing out from a woman's chest that tangle with her arteries and muscle tissue.
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The tangle has left it with little leeway for new investments or to fund a switch to cleaner forms of energy from coal to improve environmental standards.
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They have won 33 of their 37 games since - losing twice to Butler and once at Marquette - and now will tangle with the eighth-seeded Red Storm.
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To me, Peeps are meant to stay nestled in that tangle of plastic green grass, staring quizzically at me with their dotted-sugar eyes for all eternity.
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Here, the actress sits back as she gets her skin prepped by Mann and her wet hair brushed out by Streicher with a Tangle Teezer hair brush.
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It's undeniably a unique design, but with around three-quarters-of-a-mile of string to wrangle, you better hope there isn't a tangle in there somewhere.
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But with federal law lagging behind, the states have landed in a tangle of rules that are at times contradictory, self-defeating, and lacking in scientific support.
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The Charlotte Hornets are the next team to try their hand at slowing down Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo when the teams tangle Monday night in Wisconsin.
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This sordid process led to an ever-expanding tangle of state-funded scandal, drama, and duplicity, culminating in Bill's December 1998 impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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Crowned with wasabi mayonnaise and a tangle of cucumber-scallion slaw, it had all the flavors of sushi, but it was better, because it came on bread.
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Instead, the White House policy adviser Daniel Patrick Moynihan's "tangle of pathology" thesis from the same year won out, making him the new Myrdal in policy circles.
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Despite having no notable powers of his own, he seems to tangle with New York City's vigilante heroes like Daredevil or Luke Cage on a regular basis.
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That wouldn't necessarily be great, either, as users get locked into their own digital buddy and its integrated services, unable to fathom extricating themselves from the tangle.
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This time, the satire and the dispute have reached another level, handing Ms. Merkel a tough diplomatic tangle and a dilemma over the limits of free speech.
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As in their prolonged hearings into the attack on an American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, they are likely to twist any useful threads into an unedifying tangle.
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She had delicate features and fair skin and straight dark brown hair cut in a neat page boy; I was rougher looking, tangle-haired and darker skinned.
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This tangle is frustrating to many observers because, aside from potential reforms to SNAP, conservation, and subsidy eligibility, the bill largely leaves dozens of other programs alone.
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Maybe it was my stringy blond hair whipped into an Opie tangle, or maybe it was just bad luck that I was beat up more than most.
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But over the decades, the genre that brought us "Guys and Dolls" has withered into a damp tangle of wan jokes floating in a slick of ditties.
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A friend and I finished an entire jar of sea-chi, a spicy, piquant tangle of kelp and other vegetables from Atlantic Sea Farms, in one sitting.
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In the boardroom, there is no messy tangle of wires erupting from the table's smooth marble surface; drawers under the tabletop provide electrical outlets and data ports.
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This weekend, it welcomes Mr. Jasperse, a savvy sculptor of bodies in motion whose works mix wit and seduction, and tend to tangle dancers in intriguing knots.
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By chopping up his narrative allegories into a chaotic and somewhat grimy tangle of limbs, though, she makes Beckmann, who died in 1950, eminently of the moment.
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Desperate to prevent a collision, Ms. Ma pulled the emergency brake (also known as sitting down), and came to rest just inches away from the human tangle.
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They keep an eye on details, like the tangle of yellow egg noodles and skinny rice noodles in curry laksa, for a mix of slipperiness and give.
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His departure spares the government a potential diplomatic tangle as it continues to seek information on the detention of a Taiwanese rights advocate in China last month.
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This vacuum is equipped with a special tangle-free turbine tool made specifically for homes with pets, and also includes six extra tools to tackle any mess.
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Instead, they come with a tangle of bureaucratic requirements that effectively cut off large numbers of people even where they are working or trying to find work.
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The Roman Catholic Church, as Sorrentino presents it, is a throbbing tangle of contradictions where spirituality and corruption coexist in flamboyant contradiction, often within its individual members.
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Over 12 field seasons, a team of paleontologists with the Utah Geological Survey found an ever-expanding tangle of bones in the 126-million-year-old rock.
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But ethically, the investigator could not confront the woman with what she knew — including the identity of the actual informant and the toxic tangle of her relationships.
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According to "sources familiar with the salon," the paper says, the congresswoman spent roughly $80 on a cut and $180 on lowlights at Last Tangle in Washington.
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It could be a single spacious cavity, requiring mounds of grout, or it could be an octopus-like tangle, with winding sub-caverns, or a hairline fracture.
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If it gains traction, more companies will join in the coming months and years, and begin building out Tangle EE, while developing applications based on the protocol.
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The case, raising a tangle of questions about divorced women's liability for their former husbands' debts, pushed Ms. Li into a fight to change Chinese marriage laws.
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Boston Night Runner Reflex earphones can be paired with your device so that you can enjoy six hours of tangle free music without the need for cables.
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Let's roast up some miso chicken and eat it with rice-cooker jasmati and a tangle of greens, with a vodka tonic to wash it all down.
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And, like scooter start-ups, car-share companies must tangle with local transportation officials, who often set strict rules and high fees to operate on their streets.
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Seidler placed a piece of aged duck in front of me and spooned a dollop of duck-fat whipped cream onto an accompanying tangle of crimson papalisas .
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I tried to keep up, stepping over a tangle of roots and thorns, and climbed a flight of massive stone stairs leading to the old hunting lodge.
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It's also not the rapper's first tangle with the social networking giant—in 2014 he claimed to be banned for 30 days from Facebook for his posts.
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Photographs showed the charred remains of a tour bus surrounded by a tangle of fire hoses along a stretch of the highway that is lined by trees.
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I've seen it like Airbnb, you're not hearing, aside from some dumb ad they did, there's usually, they tangle with regulators normally, it doesn't seem so fraught.
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The new menace — a New York-based Mafioso with a grudge played by Adrien Brody — represents the first time they will tangle with the more classic version.
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Investigators would spend years attempting to create a coherent narrative from the tangle of various stories, double-crosses, murders, peripheral characters, and "evil geniuses" that cluttered the plot.
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One reason she incises the surface is to start off with an active ground, which, in the tangle of crisscrossing lines, will offer up unexpected forms and configurations.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It was a tired tangle of legs that Ronald Koeman had to thank for the defining moment of his career.
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This simplifies the cable tangle from the back of the headset quite a bit and provides a much sleeker look for the back of the headset in general.
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At this show the pair will celebrate the release of their first duet album, "A Tangle of Stars," laden with worried atmospheres, sour-toned touches and snarled lines.
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Such software is often tapped to recommend people for programs that offer extra support—including dedicated appointments and nursing teams—to people with a tangle of chronic conditions.
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Recklessly swirling around the drawing room in a backless green frock, her blond hair a tangle of Medusa curls, Ilona is the hurricane force within this teacup drama.
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The question we must still tangle with, one that would benefit from even more analysis in the coming months and years, is whether that exchange is worth making.
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This is because when the two proteins tangle, the clumps they form block cell-to-cell signalling in the brain, meaning messages of communication cannot reach other regions.
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But as many states continue to loosen restrictions on marijuana, a tangle of legal questions could still pose problems for users and governments alike, particularly on the road.
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Each testis, which the researchers described as "a massive tangle of spaghetti," contains up to 1,310 feet (400 meters) of interwoven tubes in which the sperm are produced.
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Trump's disapproving tweets comes amid concerns over his own potential ethics violations, including lingering questions about how his tangle of international business interests could conflict with his presidency.
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The Warriors are going to need him to log big minutes during this series, and to tangle with James for most of the time he's on the floor.
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Message tangle channeled through a harmony of hairs, black swan events fertile as bad ideas while chips & cells wine & dine, wrapping the virtual maypole with their branded brilliance.
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Putin has no desire to tangle with the United States in Syria, but much of his reaction will be shaped by what the administration intends to do next.
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The sensors, already being tested out in the real world, could someday replace and even outperform the cumbersome tangle of wires currently used in newborn intensive care units.
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Senior aides, many of whom have watched their bosses tangle with Cruz in the past, admit they didn't expect it and aren't totally sure if it will last.
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I crumple them until they tangle and (inevitably) fray, and I remain blind to them until the moment they trip me or yank my devices off the table.
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Last month, London told British companies trading with the EU they would face a tangle of red tape and possible border delays if there is no exit deal.
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A "stew" of Norwegian king crab in grapefruit rosewater, the tangle of sweet meat resembling a little mound of pasta, topped with frizzled leeks, rendered my table silent.
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And even Abe faced his own diplomatic tangle, as South Korea backed out of an intelligence sharing deal with Japan over a trade dispute — and over U.S. objections.
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Caregivers also get few benefits and scattershot training, and they are subject to a tangle of requirements and regulations that can vary from one program to the next.
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" Vice, in an article on how Phoenix is the "worst place ever," described it as "a bloated tangle of tasteless architecture that never seems to stop ballooning outward.
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The setting was apt, and not just because of the hall's reverberant acoustics, which allowed the resonance trails of vocal lines to linger and tangle with one another.
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I got lost on the subway from Shimokitazawa to meet Frank in Golden Gai, a tangle of infamous old drinking spots that survived the city's demolition-happy 80s.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE (D).
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The 30-year-old came out of a tangle along the right-wing boards for a short breakaway and roofed a shot past home goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury.
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A tangle of political boundaries and postal zones, school districts and community associations means many neighborhoods that appear to be part of one place actually belong to another.
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Because King is only trying to figure out how a tangle of sticks works as a building material, he has not been concerned with which sticks go where.
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Male pandas must often compete with one another to find mates, and the identifying information contained in a bleat can help them decide which ones to tangle with.
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But travelers should find it easier to get in and out of J.F.K. and to maneuver between the terminals, which are now connected by a tangle of roadways.
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In addition to a tangle of customs rules and transport regulations, railway sizes often vary between countries in that part of Europe, meaning delays as cargos cross borders.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff pushed back against criticism that the House didn't do enough to enforce its impeachment subpoenas, rejecting a need to tangle with the courts.
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Laphet thoke is a tangle of fermented tea leaves (shipped from Myanmar by Ms. Tun's eldest sister) and cabbage still crisp, freshness set against the profundity of age.
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From a tangle of wildflowers that brought to mind a secret garden, Jason Wu's models emerged in a succession of feminine, diaphanous gowns that mimicked their lush surroundings.
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Mr. Trump's latest tangle with the truth began on Monday, when he said at a cabinet meeting that Mr. Peña Nieto had been on the phone to him.
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That project got snagged in a tangle of new revelations as the war mushroomed in 1965-66 into an assault on the scale of World War II campaigns.
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Bernie Sanders' first major tangle with Joe Biden — over a 2010 deal that Biden struck with Republicans that liberals believed threatened Social Security — helped fuel his national rise.
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Dell Technologies and STMicroelectronics are the first major companies joining the project, but the hope is that through discussion and dialogue, Tangle EE will begin to gain traction.
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The dance floor-tested grooves tangle and flex and evolve as they go — especially the prismatic Ukwuani style of the International Brothers and Rogana Ottah & His Black Heroes.
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Last month, President Donald Trump signed into law a sweeping tax overhaul, and along with it, a complex tangle of tax code changes that is still being unpacked.
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Triton 3-in-1 Cable This tangle-free, indestructible cable makes your life easier by combining Lightning, micro-USB, and USB Type-C connections all in one cord.
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She is here with Catherine Flowers, an activist who has worked with Congress on the pernicious tangle of issues facing Lowndes County: criminalized poverty, environmental degradation, inadequate infrastructure.
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Last year, a deer that wandered out of a tangle of Harlem woods and onto the lawn of a public housing complex was shot with a tranquilizer dart.
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The safety car was first deployed after a tangle between Haas's Romain Grosjean and Williams' George Russell on lap 35 that left the Briton's car in the wall.
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Plus, aside from a cable management clip that keeps them secure during rigorous exercises, they don't have any tangle-prone cords that could distract you during a rep.
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Tree squirrels also seek out advantageous locations with built-in support, like the juncture of several branches emerging from a tree trunk or a tangle of grape vines.
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Narrative and brushwork tangle and confuse, repel and seduce, often leaving us (or at least me) not sure if what's going on is completely likable, or should be.
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To some around here, it's reminiscent of what happened last February, when a tangle with Washington Wizards center Marcin Gortat sent Pachulia careening into Kevin Durant's left knee.
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Of course they devour their own starving young, of course they tangle their tails together and die trapped to one another, of course the bodies wash up ashore.
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Shenzhenshi, which is affiliated with the well-known Hollywood visual effects company Digital Domain, sued Rearden last February as both parties began to tangle over who owned the technology.
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One of those markers: a protein called the tau, which changes its chemical structure in a way that causes it to tangle up with other similarly-altered tau proteins.
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What follows is a nonstop series of madcap misfortunes as Dent & Co. tangle with the horrors of Vogon poetry, a very depressed android, and an unlucky pot of petunias.
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A potentially thorny tangle of interactions in which your smartphone offers not just access to the world around you, but becomes the main window through which you experience it.
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As a series, then, Westworld is a more a gnostic tangle about identity and purpose — or the lack thereof, given its bleak outlook — than a mystery to be solved.
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But after Friday's mass exodus, that's no longer an option, and the same regulatory tangle that scared off the initial group of processors is likely to discourage others too.
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RELATED: 6 Takeaways: Democrats tangle at New York debate The WSJ/NBC/Marist poll was conducted from April 10 through April 13, and surveyed 591 likely Democratic primary voters.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, highlights success stories and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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Yes, but: Congressional committee assignments haven't been decided yet, so the full picture of who tech will tangle with for the next two years hasn't yet come into view.
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I got an early look at a few of them in Microsoft's "Batcave," a room filled with a tangle of cables, laptops, drones, and wildly expensive Surface Hub displays.
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Well, actually it's the fact that this tiny partial comes out and then it dips into this one, and then seven others come over in this beautiful harmonic tangle.
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Keep scrolling to find our favorite wireless headphones for your budget so you can start jamming out to, say, Drake's "In My Feelings" or Taylor Swift's "Delicate"—tangle-free!
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In front of the women, a 19 by 12-foot, semi-translucent screen stretched across the room shielding the tangle of wires, computers, and lights that hid behind it.
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The Roborock S5 is great for pet hair — the brushes and wheels are designed to be tangle-free, so hairs won't get into the vacuum and clog the motor.
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The squid has eyes as big as softballs, and a tangle of tentacles that can extend its body up to 43 feet for females and 33 feet for males.
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But they have been hindered by a tangle of red tape and a yearslong court battle reflecting a conflict between medicine and politics on how to address drug addiction.
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I recently reread Bland Simpson's fine "The Great Dismal: A Carolinian's Swamp Memoir," beautiful writing by someone who knew this famously forbidding tangle of canals and legends from childhood.
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But Li Shuo, climate and energy policy officer at Greenpeace China, said negotiators at the Poland talks would tangle over proposed rules to improve the predictability of donor funding.
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Becket's bones — real or not — allow us to cut through the tangle of legend, myth and politics and commune for a moment with the real person behind it all.
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Momoi's Hi Catch monofilament is our top pick for most anglers because we've found it to be the most memory-free, tangle-resistant, and user-friendly fishing line around.
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So, French's readers are drawn into a complex tangle of ethics in which they are forced to question a disabled person's perspective as a direct result of his disability.
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The NSO Mafia As NSO Group has grown, a tangle of similar startups has developed around it, in many cases founded, funded, or staffed by former NSO Group employees.
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I think about Officer James Hyland, who entered Pulse on June 12 and found blood-slicked floors, flashing club lights and a tangle of arms reaching for his help.
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A prominent anticorruption campaigner and Kremlin opponent, Mr. Navalny himself has been ensnared in a tangle of apparently trumped-up criminal cases in Moscow, including the supposed art theft.
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Russia was calling the accusations absurd, but what really deserves that label is US foreign policy in the era of Trump; a tangle of contradictions, incoherence and mixed messages.
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Businesses that have yet to tangle with Trump are fearful that they might be next, and have turned to consultants and lobbyists in Washington to prepare for the possibility.
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It's like those informercials showing people struggling with tangled garden hoses in black and white before the amazing tangle-free hose appears in their lives and makes everything better.
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As the Yankees and the Astros tangle for a World Series berth, few will be surprised to see their long and short stars end up as the difference-makers.
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She was older than the others I'd seen that week, her scrunched up face with a tiny nose and almond-shaped eyes unmistakable under a tangle of dark hair.
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Mr. Sanni's allegations have come to light because of a tangle of connections to an online consulting company with ties to the campaign that elected President Trump — Cambridge Analytica.
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In "Body/Sculptures," a series from the early 1970s, Mr. Breder photographed nude models holding mirror-like steel plates that transformed their legs and torsos into a biomorphic tangle.
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Though perhaps he shouldn't have been: as he himself has written, one of the reasons to come to psychedelics later in life is to tangle with one's own mortality.
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The star of the Ball Animal 403 is a powered, tangle-resistant attachment that uses counter-rotating brush heads to dig pet hair and fur out of thick carpets.
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A Word With Famke Janssen looks like a woman you wouldn't want to tangle with: six statuesque feet crowned by intense wide-set eyes and cheekbones like granite outcroppings.
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CreditCreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — Beyond a thicket of dahlias, Katie Couric climbed through a tangle of vines to pick a squat little eggplant.
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With dazzling inventiveness, the 22 dancers assemble themselves as ferocious beasts, tangle themselves up in elastic bands in an elaborate game of cat's cradle and walk nimbly on stilts.
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The food of Iraq is not widely known in America, despite the decades-long tangle of our countries' fates, and few New York menus have ever showcased the cuisine.
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I always get a wide range of responses, but not one person has ever asked me to preserve the tangle of loopholes and complexities we call a tax code.
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To curb the smaller fry, the government should simplify the impossible tangle of rules and inspections that lets corrupt officials bully businesses into paying bribes to be left alone.
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The Trump administration has had its first public tangle with Russia, which vetoed a U.N. Security Council measure backed by the U.S. to punish Syria for using chemical weapons.
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A 48-year-old woman's 1911 headstone, marked "Gone but Not Forgotten," had a tangle of vines between its new resting place and the base from which it fell.
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At night, feeling a tangle of emotions — guilt, fear, jealousy, a determination to expose Whitman's true desires yet a yearning to be loved — Wormley coaxes Whitman into his bed.
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Behind this complex tangle resides a simple idea: that education is a private good—rather than a public one—and therefore should be paid for by individuals, not society.
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"I want to say this one thing about the healthcare law, because that's another thing they've been trying to tangle in — I supported the Affordable Care Act," he said.
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I think a smart thing to do would be to look at a specific Gödelian tangle that exists in mathematics and try to map that to fictitious laws of physics.
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"Small" is a misnomer — it's a big bowl brimming with rich broth, a huge tangle of rice noodles, and paper-thin slices of rare beef that cooks in the broth.
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Mexican Sergio Perez finished eighth for Force India, after fighting back from the rear following a first lap tangle with Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat, and McLaren's Jenson Button was ninth.
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Walker's tangle with organized labor over collective bargaining rights, his survival of a subsequent recall vote, and his brief but momentarily top-tier presidential campaign made him a national figure.
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In California Democratic politics, where a regular cast of elected officials share an overlapping network of in-state consultants and political consulting firms, conflicts and allegiances often tangle statewide elections.
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In different scenarios, a tangle of vines, jungle fronds, or a stubby ramble of cacti buds trap and encircle a woman in a puzzling union of pink flesh and greenery.
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Instead, it's resulted in a tangle of uneven enforcement and confusing rules, making it a cautionary tale for what a poorly implemented ad ban might mean for the 13 campaigns.
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Most of the planning for my nuptials is being handled by my mother, her requirements for a traditional Hindu ceremony too complex for me to even begin to tangle with.
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While the DEA recently made it slightly easier for scientists to grow weed for studies, scientists who want to study the drug still face a massive tangle of red tape.
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BeatsX aren't sweatproof, but the earbuds magnetically click together, and the cord is supposedly tangle-free, making them less of a hassle to stow away when they're not in use.
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France's rate of unionisation in the private sector is surprisingly low; but the role of unions is powerfully entrenched by a complex tangle of rules governing their representation in companies.
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It's an affordable, compact solution to rising cable costs, giving you access to free HD and digital channels with simple installation and no bulky connector box or tangle of wires.
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Another method Kola has had success with is the search-and-destroy technique, where you simply trim knots whenever you spot them to keep your ends clean and tangle-free.
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The tangle of tradition and change, earnestness and pop machinations are on view, along with the makings of a legacy that roots matter and a song can change the world.
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Descriptions of the wendigo vary, but most include frightening features, such as a tall, boney frame, gaunt limbs, and a tangle of antlers that sit atop a flesh-bare head.
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The last two and the other McLaren of Carlos Sainz were involved in a three-car tangle on the opening lap that resulted in a brief virtual safety car period.
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So, softening that binary as much as possible makes sense to me — I see it as more of continuum, or a tangle, with no absolutes and lots of messy intersections.
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Even if a newish city doesn't have a decrepit tangle of old sewage pipes or plague victims under its streets, it can still benefit from doing a GPR deep dive.
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But for those who say the Clintons can't run the country and maintain the foundation at the same time without producing a tangle of ethical concerns, this won't be enough.
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Your attention turns to material abundance as the moon enters Cancer, and surprises are on the way as the moon and the sun tangle with the planet of surprise, Uranus.
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While tied at the bottom of the Big 12 standings, visiting Oklahoma State and Oklahoma are heading in opposite directions as the rivals prepare to tangle Monday night in Norman.
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And unlike standard wires, it's constructed with tangle-resistant cloth fiber, so you don't have to deal with the hassle of unsnarling it from your already messy stash of cords.
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Canvas or full-weave fabric hammocks (cotton or acrylic, like Sunbrella) are another option and might be easier to handle, as there aren&apost any holes to tangle your limbs.
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A tangle of tax breaks is unlikely to be relinquished without a fight, and the coddled manufacturing sector cherishes the subsidies and trade barriers that shield it from foreign competition.
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Where most western woods were once dominated by well-spaced large trees, they are now a tangle of smaller specimens, fighting over too little water, atop rising mounds of brush.
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Perhaps it's unsurprising, given his new endeavor, but he says those companies, with their tangle of properties, most of which are run like independent fiefdoms, should most definitely be dismantled.
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If it simply stops making debt payments, it is likely to be sued by one creditor group after another, creating a tangle of lawsuits that could take years to unravel.
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The volunteers mowed lawns and delivered food; they drove family members to the medical examiner's office and helped them navigate the tangle of bureaucracy and paperwork to receive survivor's benefits.
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The Washington Times, citing sources at the Last Tangle Salon in Washington DC, reported the Congresswoman "shelled out $80 for a haircut and $1803 for lowlights" plus a 20% tip.
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Lost somewhere in the crowded tangle bound by Mare Street, Morning Lane, and Urswick Road is unmarked Falter Way, the sign that once identified it claimed by vandals long ago.
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When white settlers arrived in the early nineteenth century, the region was a dense tangle of swamps, and thickets of wetland forest remained through the middle of the twentieth century.
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Indeed, given Trump's preternatural tendency not to tangle with Vladimir Putin, it's no wonder he's never sought Assad's removal -- a goal that would bring him into direct conflict with Moscow.
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Pros: Completely solar-powered lights that stand up to weather and work in many contextsCons: The small lights might be too dim if you don't get enough sun, tangle easily
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Mr. Rodríguez came to the U.S. hoping to earn money to build a better life for his infant son in Mexico, but wound up in a tangle of gang ties.
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You either dreamed of opening one up to find a charm bracelet as a teen or you had them neatly arranged so that your delicate Elsa Peretti necklaces didn't tangle.
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What is already evident is that our ancestry cannot be defined by a tidy genealogical tree, but is an ever-evolving, mysterious and wonderfully diverse tangle of roots and branches.
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At nineteen, he is a torchbearer for a class of rappers—and that's a loose designation—for whom a career represents a tangle of musical innovation and character-crafting strategies.
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Among the cases: a tangle over whether the president himself would be forced to testify, and whether the White House had to turn over Clinton's meeting records and phone logs.
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At a dinner last month, Mr. Lai served small bowls filled with citrus broth and those whelks, periwinkles and chitons tucked into a tangle of seaweed invasive to the Everglades.
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But there is no doubt that our current tangle of chintzy, dollar-store Hollywood and DC politics represents one of the silliest and most grotesque political eras in modern history.
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In those days boxing was one of America's most literary sports, and the tangle of politics, personality, persona, and pugilism Ali represented drew writers, commentators, and interviewers of all sorts.
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There he finds the pundit class of the present-day United States, a tangle of arms and legs and laptops, with piteous cries and smug certainties rising in a chorus.
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In "She May She Might," Mr. Kaplan sings about a woman who wishes she could "get outside her mind" or simply run away, in a tangle of unresolved modal harmonies.
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Inspired by a restored 18th century Meissen fountain, also at the museum, the creation's oversized tangle of stems and assorted blooms took its artist, Phoebe Cummings, five weeks to create.
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Siem Pang sits in what is known as the 3S Basin, where the Sekong, Sesan and Srepok rivers flow in a tangle of silt and lush greenery into the Mekong.
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But international organizations and international justice are inherently dependent on the political will of those involved, and the Syrian conflict is an infernal tangle of political goals, ideologies and actors.
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Among a handful of companies to tangle legally with the shoe titan in recent years is venture-backed Allbirds, which accused Steve Madden of copying its wool trainer in 2017.
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But the tangle of private and political agendas makes it far from certain whether Cuomo will uphold the public interest against the combined power of the industry and the feds.
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Often in these games, there are options to make it play on its own, but with autoplay as the default in Tangle Tower, the dialogue and animation take center stage.
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He's up for labor secretary, and his confirmation hearing has been delayed four times as he deals with a tangle of financial interests that are only the half of it.
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Congress cleared a funding patch Thursday to put off another government shutdown, buying just over four weeks to tangle over a broader spending agreement amid disputes over border wall spending.
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It is worth reading not as history but as a memoir, an anguished first-person account of what it is like to tangle with a powerful and tradition-bound institution.
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De Keersmaeker went from body to body, pulling the group closer together, so that Tony's and Maria's heads, straining toward each other, seemed to emerge out of an abstract tangle.
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Both teams advanced to a spot in Sunday's semifinal round of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament, with Renegades set to face MAD Lions while Heroics will tangle with BIG.
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The more powerful headsets must be tethered by thick cables to PCs or consoles, which can tangle up players' legs when these rigs occlude their view of the real world.
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In early August, Musk sent the tweet that led to his tangle with regulators — a cryptic announcement that he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at $420 per share.
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Kathleen SebeliusKathleen SebeliusMark Halperin inks book deal 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Biden, Harris tangle over heath care in Democratic debate MORE (D) weakened them.
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The Aokigahara forest, as this tangle of woods is called, was born on 12 square miles of lava from an eruption in the year 864, the biggest in 3,500 years.
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A large part of its approximately $25 billion in holdings is "concealed behind a tangle of shell companies in an island tax haven in the English Channel," the NYT reports.
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Debuting in November 21968, shortly after the Summer of Love wound down, the Xeroxed bulletins are a Thomas Pynchon–esque tangle of departmental linguistics and subtexts, chemistry and unfolding history.
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A major exception to Hessler's expansive compositions is "Temperate Rainforest, Northern California," a mesmerizing image of an impenetrable tangle of mossy tree limbs, twisting up from a bed of ferns.
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Debate over whether sovereignty has been eroded has intensified in recent years, as Switzerland struggles to clarify its relationship with the European Union, currently governed by a tangle of bilateral pacts.
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Williams also sought reviews of Force India driver Esteban Ocon's first lap clash with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and a tangle later on between Haas's Kevin Magnussen and Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly.
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If there is truth here—in the dense thickets of saxophone melodies and guitar leads that tangle around one another like vines in the underbrush—they'll find their way to it.
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This is one of Dyson's strongest vacuums that will stand up to even the most stubborn pet hair and allergens with its HEPA filtration, tangle-fee turbines, and bagless hygienic bin.
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Perhaps Facebook no longer fully understands its own tangle of algorithms—the code, all sixty million lines of it, is a palimpsest, where engineers add layer upon layer of new commands.
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Titled "Orgie I" (1967-68), it's a tangle of dark, writhing lines and masses, suggesting a pile of flesh redolent of self-absorption and animal instinct, the disconnect within physical connection.
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Their employers have so much cash they literally don't know what to do with it all — and yet they're still willing to tangle with the law just to pay people less.
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Back in Cahuita's national park, wildlife guide Richard Hills-Wilson pointed to the tangle of sun-bleached trunks that was once a broad stretch of sand he played on as child.
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By the time I arrived, the line was rock-concert long, hundreds of true believers wrapped around the block, a tangle of umbrellas unspooling down a remote stretch of Flushing Avenue.
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After Renault rescued Nissan in 1999, he also became known as the "Keiretsu Killer" for severing the tangle of cross-shareholdings that had almost brought the Japanese firm to its knees.
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I call this group contextualists, because they dispense with absolutes, and recognize that a complex tangle of variables are at play in compulsive drug use, and are by no means permanent.
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A tangle of conveyors carries the coal up to Elektrownia Belchatow, Europe's largest thermal power station and its largest producer of carbon emissions, at a rate of one tonne a second.
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Even successful game designer Colin Ritman (Will Poulter), who has achieved fame and fortune, is still trapped in the same tangle, experiencing the same eternal déjà vu of humiliation and failure.
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As politicians tangle over how best to manage the country's obscenely huge and growing arsenal of privately owned guns, the rat-a-tat of gun violence continues to bleed us all.
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Tuesday's airstrikes exposed the complicated tangle of Kurdish militant groups in the region, and the tough choices that the United States faces in its regional alliances in the battle against ISIS.
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The CVR malpractice litigation has been a procedural tangle, with parallel cases in Manhattan state and federal court, and appeared to be dead last year when both courts dismissed CVR's allegations.
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When the USB wire isn't charging them, the N60s plug into a 1.2m (4ft) braided cable that's thin, hard to tangle, and, like the headphones themselves, practically disappears when in use.
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Many of his clients are people he went to high school with and are now in trouble over drugs or caught in the tangle of family court and dead-end jobs.
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Cheap fly lines are not temperature-stable, which means in the heat, they get soft and tangle easily, but they'll get so stiff in the cold that they don't cast well.
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Omar's remarks came days after the four freshman congresswomen got into a heated public tangle with Pelosi, prompting the Speaker to admonish lawmakers during a closed-door caucus meeting this week.
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Staffers will continue to tangle with the Obama administration about what information to redact from the reams of interview transcripts, documents and emails collected as part of the investigation, Gowdy said.
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The Atchafalaya is a good deal shorter and steeper than the last few hundred miles of the Mississippi, and the tangle presented the water in the larger river with a choice.
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But the cleanest path out of Mr. Trump's tangle of conflicts would be for him to sell his holdings and put the proceeds into a blind trust operated by independent managers.
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Ms. Sweeney has complicated the book with a tangle of subplots, and Jack creates one when he meets a former fireman who lost his wife in the World Trade Center attacks.
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These adorably unexpected works from Ukrainian artist Maria Pogorelova are created by repeatedly piercing colorful pieces of wool with a notched needle in order to tangle the fibers into sculptural forms.
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IZMIR, Turkey (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Kadifekale - or 'Velvet Castle' neighbourhood - of Turkey's seaside city of Izmir is a picturesque tangle of vividly painted houses perched on an impossibly steep hill.
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On Thursday, you should make huevos rotos for sure, and serve them with a tangle of baby kale cooked quickly in olive oil, then showered with salt, pepper and lemon juice.
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Many more are believed to have died, been buried under soil, swept away by waves or trapped in a tangle of crushed buildings that will take months, possibly years, to clear.
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Taken at face value, the story — a love tangle set during the Crusades — is full of improbable plot twists designed to let the characters milk some emotion and display their voices.
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And the laws and rules themselves are largely outdated, because they were built for direct employer-employee relations instead of the tangle of subcontracting that's become more common in recent decades.
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Flipping back and forth between Werner and Marie in short two- to three-page long chapters may create a whiplash effect for some readers, but it animates the stories central tangle.
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It's better to lose somewhere you were going to leave anyway, then say goodbye with your limbs in a tangle to remind you that in the future there's no half-stepping.
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Best of all is laing, a tangle of taro leaves, flown in from Hawaii and carefully pruned of their stems, saturated with coconut milk and braised into a soupy, sublime mess.
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His sentencing is on hold as the prosecutors and his lawyers tangle over how much evidence they can use from his interactions with his former defense attorneys, who cut his plea.
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Not only do they have to prove it's safeguarded against fraud, money laundering and hurting sovereign currencies, they also must tangle with the toxic brand Facebook has developed over the years.
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Last weekend, Joanna tasked herself with decorating her family's tree, documenting the process that included several storage bins of decorations, a tangle of holiday lights and a break for cookie baking.
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In Tangle Tower, there is so much production value put into the game's animation and voice acting that I actually forgot I was playing a game for about the first hour.
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