Perhaps that is why the field of physics makes better tangible progress of untangling its mysteries than art does of untangling matters of the human condition.
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Untangling that information required user research, prototypes, and usability tests.
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Finally, no more untangling a charging cord for your car!
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Untangling such a complex web is never straightforward nor swift.
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Untangling their accomplishments will always be a thicket of controversy.
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This couple clearly trust your wisdom in untangling thorny issues.
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"This is very difficult," Legend says while delicately untangling the elastic.
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Untangling this mess will take years, but it is not impossible.
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Untangling their attraction to him is a whole genre unto itself.
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But his life and work offer mysteries we're still profitably untangling.
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But untangling GTA IV from GFWL came with a hefty price.
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Stubbs brings an incisive intellect to the task of untangling him.
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The nurse stood at the foot of his crib, untangling cords.
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Untangling a 43-year-old relationship, it turns out, is devilishly complicated.
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He&aposs untangling regulations that choke, stifle American businesses large and small.
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Untangling it would help the economy regardless of the effect on spending.
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Untangling Obama's mess will require prioritization, patience and, above all, thoughtful policies.
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Looks like untangling this friendship will require a whole other Netflix doc.
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Untangling the inconsistencies took the party days before fully reporting the results.
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Just untangling what the Stone case is about can be a mindbender.
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But you're on your own when it comes to untangling your string lights.
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Scientists are making some progress in untangling the underlying biology of brain disorders.
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But he committed to untangling those financial ties before taking over the agency.
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Billionaire Vincent Viola withdrew in February over difficulties untangling from his financial ties.
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Untangling the human hair trade Unlike most hairdressers, she doesn't charge her customers.
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I spent a lot of it just untangling myself from the headset cable.
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"It's untangling the mess of data that is the tricky part," she said.
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Still, the amount of time you'll save no longer untangling wires is real.
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Brexit The messy business of untangling the United Kingdom from the European Union begins.
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Untangling who contributed what to the technology first is where things get really hairy.
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That bill's formula is complex, and policy experts are still untangling its exact consequences.
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Untangling them will require new kinds of experiments, which may soon be within reach.
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But untangling existing trade deals will be quite hard, so tinkering is more likely.
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While never satisfactorily untangling the source material, she takes other, extreme liberties with it.
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That means less untangling of toiletries and more time to hit that snooze button again.
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It looks like the upcoming episode will primarily be focused on untangling Carey's romantic life.
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Untangling it is difficult, because that ambiguity is in many ways built into the movie.
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Untangling what those deals are worth — as opposed to what they cost — is probably impossible.
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Most of the economic costs of untangling four decades of integration will fall on Britain.
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The untangling [...] is part of my exploration on the press bed or in a drawing.
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Unlike his father, Emperor Akihito has, by all appearances, dedicated himself to untangling those contradictions.
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There is no retrieving braided cords of string lights from the basement and untangling them.
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"This is a twisted web and we are not finished untangling it, not yet," warns Wagner.
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Couples starting the new year with a divorce may find untangling finances is no easy feat.
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Untangling the price is not easy and speaks to the larger issue of rising drug costs.
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Even 20 years ago, Clinton was clearly exhausted by the project of untangling "Hillary" and Hillary.
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And you have a Congress that hasn't shown itself to be capable of untangling the evidence.
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The first nominee, billionaire Vincent Viola, withdrew in February over difficulties untangling from his financial interests.
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This will force everybody to do a cooperative physical activity, untangling the chairs, before anything else.
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But untangling may be difficult, as Huawei's equipment plays a crucial role in Europe's wireless infrastructure.
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I am one of those people whose headphones always require at least 10 minutes of untangling.
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For many, December means making Christmas lists, planning Hanukkah menus, and untangling endless strands of wintery lights.
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And for new employees, just untangling the cacophony of voices on Slack can be confusing and disheartening.
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Despite the introduction of more nuanced portrayals, the trope of female villains untangling their fertility issues continues.
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"Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any shortcuts in untangling the evolutionary roots of empathy," he added.
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The genius of the show is its sincerity and its true delight in untangling human nature itself.
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And, for new employees, just untangling the cacophony of voices on Slack can be confusing and disheartening.
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Billionaire Vincent Viola cited difficulties untangling his finances to meet Pentagon standards, while Republican Tennessee state Sen.
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Add back in the satisfaction of actually untangling those knotty clues and you have one terrific puzzle.
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The challenge of untangling the licensing agreements signed with the Trump Organization has also been an obstacle.
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Unbuttoned Untangling the origins of a myth repeated so often that no one thought to question it.
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Working through steps, finding information, and untangling tricky moments shows kids that we keep learning throughout life.
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The medical supply industry makes a particularly revelatory case study of the difficulties of untangling global trade.
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The Times will be untangling the most fascinating issues, outcomes and stories in the world's biggest democracy.
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Turns out untangling a 45-year marriage is not as easy as the Brexiters claimed it would be.
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A crew was untangling ropes of cherry blossoms to form the backdrop of Madama Butterfly's house in Nagasaki.
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At one point, Harry stepped in to help out one of the students himself, untangling her climbing harness.
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We will only begin the untangling when we're ready to talk about degree, nuance, and systems of power.
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"Our economies are too intertwined, untangling is simply impossible," says Tobias Nickel of Dräxlmaier, a car parts supplier.
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The Haggler could spend the next three months untangling precisely what went wrong with Ms. Kamau's return ticket.
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But it's a deep-rooted issue for many Black women that's going to take some precious time untangling.
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People who do science will rush to tell you they're better than that—pursuing truth, untangling big questions.
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The game focuses on a pair of twins, Tyler and Alyson, untangling the memories of their troubled childhood.
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And it wasn't just the apartment; untangling our shared finances was going to take considerable time and effort.
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But after more than a decade of ad tech, untangling that knot may be harder than the company realizes.
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But grouping the four nations together to share information and untangling decades of mistrust among them have proved harder.
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It felt like opening a drawer full of wires and Christmas lights that I had to spend hours untangling.
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Untangling them is the work of this show, and the other shows I listed above, and all of us.
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U.N. officials say that stopping targeted attacks on health workers requires untangling deep-rooted political problems in eastern Congo.
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Meanwhile, the complicated process of untangling the management of his estate, in the absence of a will, continues. Anyway.
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But untangling from Huawei may be difficult, as its equipment plays a crucial role in the continent's wireless infrastructure.
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But more interesting, and ultimately impressive, is how this season dives into the past, untangling it with careful, empathy.
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While this bought the man enough time to begin untangling the leash, the bear came back and bit the dog.
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In untangling land disputes, the new government will have to contend with powerful business interests, many linked to the military.
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The real difference lies in how narcissistic traits correlate with political beliefs, and that's a relationship researchers are still untangling.
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There's no untangling required or getting the cord stuck on your coat flap, and who could say no to that?
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Trump's first pick, billionaire Florida Panthers owner Vincent Viola, withdrew from consideration in February over problems untangling his business ties.
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Go deeper: Untangling the web of Trump Jr.'s Russia meeting; What to know about the Trump Jr. email saga.
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Their conversation is spliced with a scene showing the untangling of Emmit Stussy (Ewan McGregor) and V.M. Varga (David Thewlis).
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Life is always a slow untangle, and giving it time to do its untangling is essential for health and happiness.
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Both sides want the best price, but what gets tangled is each side's "wants"; untangling these helps you create countermoves.
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Ten lushly netted windows on Rue de Sèvres first caught my eye, suggesting that something might be worth untangling inside.
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The answers he provided are dull and convoluted; decoding Dunton's prose is like untangling a set of impossibly knotted earbuds.
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The knot that will need untangling if anything is ever truly to change for Kitch and Moses is viciously snarled.
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They are the only force we've seen that has been capable of untangling his singular hold on the media ecosystem.
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Over the coming weeks, The Times will be untangling the most fascinating issues, outcomes and stories in this sprawling event.
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The association is untangling broader problems as well, including a legal fight in New York with the administration of Gov.
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On the day of her reinstatement, she's assigned a new partner, Sakari Nurmi (Lauri Tilkanen), who specializes in untangling fiscal malfeasance.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump is taking a step beyond her father when it comes to untangling herself from the family business.
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Untangling the rights and distribution of all that content is more than arduous, it's simply not economically viable for anyone involved.
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And untangling what's preventing black and Latino MSM from taking PrEP likely lies at the thorny intersection of all those identities.
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The songwriting process, as it always has been for Mastrodimos, was a way of untangling the grief and anxiety she experienced.
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Yes, the stuff here looks big but the real issue is untangling it from people&aposs lives from coast to coast.
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Private-equity firms were once able to boost profits at a middling retailer by hiring new managers and untangling supply chains.
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Restructuring experts anticipate that untangling McClendon's estate and business interests, a process starting with the closing of AEP, will be complex.
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Untangling spaghetti code in this way would not, of course, be necessary if researchers were better programmers in the first place.
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To "get" Ghirri's photographs, in the sense of untangling the initial confusion about what they depict, does not exhaust their poetry.
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Untangling all the threads of the controversy over the meetings Trump campaign officials have had with Russians would take all day.
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It helps compartmentalize electronic devices and cords so you can charge everything in one spot without spending your day untangling cords.
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And the more intertwined you and your spouse's finances are, the more closely you'll need to pay attention while untangling them.
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Together they set out to drive to the funeral while untangling old hurts, popping Oxy, and grappling with adulthood's disillusionments. —T.
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Besides, I kind of enjoy untangling my headphones, especially if I'm standing in front of someone on the subway wearing AirPods.
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There are crews untangling power cables, but about 40% of power customers remain without electricity, according to the Puerto Rican government.
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Untangling headphones is a headache, and feeding them through your jacket or having them tugged out of your ears can be frustrating.
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In the 43s and '80s, he saw clients all over Westchester County, untangling welfare cases and helping families keep their food stamps.
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Showing that the placebo effect could induce real biological effects was only the first step in actually untangling what they actually were.
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No more tripping over wires, no more untangling wires, and no more dealing with flimsy cables — wireless charging is what you deserve.
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In a USA Today op-ed on August 23, Clinton Foundation President Donna Shalala summed up the complicated untangling that lies ahead.
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The anchor pulled her down into the water and she struggled to get back in the boat as she tried untangling herself.
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Depending on the facts, the special counsel may determine that untangling which actions were protected and which were not is prohibitively challenging.
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Lisa found a therapist, and I submitted—at first reluctantly, then wholeheartedly—to the three of us untangling alcohol from my life.
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When I had a corded vacuum, I put aside my hatred for stepping on crumbs because spot cleaning wasn't worth the untangling.
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Untangling these two reference points — the world of fictional archetypes and the world of real crime and ethnic stigma — is nearly impossible.
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But because I travel often for work, I realized a lot of my time was spent untangling my old headphones in airplanes.
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This is a big day for figuring out boundaries in your relationships; however, some mysteries around deep, intimate issues will still need untangling.
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So fixing Rikers is not only about salvaging the complex itself, but also untangling the entire criminal justice system of America's largest city.
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What follows is all the fan theories fit to print, focused on untangling the thickly-woven web of lies, deceit, and outright hallucinations.
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Untangling the genetic and environmental causes of autism (which do not include vaccines), and how we can prevent them is also slow-going.
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But experts say untangling identity theft and fraud committed against a minor is just as complicated as when an adult is the victim.
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It's just about Kevin, a well-meaning man who'd nonetheless rather run from his problems than do the hard work of untangling them.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 49705 — and by now there is no untangling his art and activism.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 373 — and by now there is no untangling his art and activism.
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Now, read the June 13, 2018, article, "How Yemen Became a Humanitarian Nightmare: Untangling a Complex War," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 2015 — and by now there is no untangling his art and activism.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 8963 — and by now there is no untangling his art and activism.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 9983 — and by now there is no untangling his art and activism.
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The filmmakers hope that by untangling this complex topic, people can better understand their own minds and work to keep hate from spreading.
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But with new techniques like those employed by Hailey and his co-authors, scientists are steadily untangling some of their most elusive mysteries.
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And beyond the medical ramifications, it turns out that untangling death actually tells us a lot about what it means to be alive.
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So I'm untangling all that and coming clean: I do not believe it's better to never try than it is to try and fail.
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Untangling the medical and social causes would shed light on the reasons—and on what can be done to reduce the mortality rate again.
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Westworld just isn't at that level for me yet, even when I enjoy it or find it confounding or have fun untangling its weirdnesses.
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He's made clear publicly that he wants the reporting to see the light of day; but untangling his business partnership with Halperin is complicated.
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Julianne Nicholson stars as the upstate New York sheriff untangling the threads in this wintry rural crime drama adapted from a Norwegian mini-series.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 2219 — and by now there is no untangling his art and his activism.
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Mr. Ai is also a refugee — he fled to Berlin in 2015 — and by now there is no untangling his art and his activism.
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The crew cut, the stilted cadence, and the briefcase all speak to a deeper mystery that fans have spent more than a decade untangling.
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The Hill: The Pentagon is untangling details of the president's surprise decision in April to send National Guard members to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Vance credited his office's two-year-old Antiquities Trafficking Unit with untangling a web of forged documents to track down the coffin's true origin.
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Educating others, another labor practice in the broad category of women's work, is integral to Lee's mission of untangling the history between looms and computers.
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But as long as your phone or phone case is Qi-compatible, this is a great solution to maintaining battery power without untangling USB cords.
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The authors of a 2010 political science article titled "Untangling the Causal Effects of Sex on Judging" evaluated judges' behavior in 13 areas of law.
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Untangling the thicket of deeds and liens on the 56-year-old home required a trip to the Essex County Hall of Records in Newark.
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Mr. Ai is a refugee himself — he fled to Berlin in 2015 — and by this point there is no untangling his art and his activism.
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But untangling the situation doesn't lend itself to point-blank answers, because ports are also the channels through which socioeconomic life in the region breathes.
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The untangling began in 2012 when Dr. Hull set sail aboard the Joides Resolution, a research vessel, as part of the International Ocean Discovery Program.
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As he and his husband embarked on the journey of untangling their tethered relationship, they began to bond over a shared commitment to splitting amicably.
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Why, I asked Ms. Konnikova, despite my years of experience untangling half-truths and spotting deception in my classroom, am I still so terrible at it?
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John Legend has conquered Broadway, movies, music and television, but there's still one thing the 40-year-old EGOT-winner struggles with — untangling a messy ponytail.
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Future studies untangling these questions, which Chang and others are working on, could examine what happens to the auditory cortex in people who are temporarily blinded.
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The cable is designed to withstand high tension usages and prevents knotting, so you won't have to go through the hassle of untangling it every time.
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Church strives for radical transparency in part because he believes that sharing health data is crucial for untangling the links between the human genome and diseases.
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"I can't imagine you guys untangling the emotional mess of this play if there was any real baggage there — it would be too complicated," he said.
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Two children, two cities, four degrees, four homes, five cars, one cat, one dog and six hamsters later, we began the process of untangling our lives.
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Untangling each other's chains, refitting a wireless earpiece, wiping sweat from a brow, and opening a bag of chips are all part of their daily choreography.
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It remains unclear what new approach Trump's administration may have to untangling disputes that blend politics, land, religion and ethnicity and have defied resolution for 70 years.
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An exit would mean leaving the 28-nation EU, and untangling a host of complex trade and other deals that tie the country to the European bloc.
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Incoming Conservative prime minister Theresa May faces the monumental task of untangling Britain from the EU after the shock "Leave" victory at a referendum on June 23.
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The Courier reports the panel spent an hour untangling conflicting testimony given by witnesses who saw Walter Rosario attack 33-year-old Antonio Aguado Jr. on Sept.
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If nothing else, you'll sit back and wonder how you spent so many minutes of your life untangling wired earbuds or trying to find your beloved dongle.
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Gottlieb has invested in or consulted for dozens of healthcare companies since leaving the FDA, but committed to untangling those financial ties before taking over the agency.
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Instead it's about the emotional experience of confronting one's own colonization or complicity, and untangling the intersecting threads of what people owe one another after inheriting atrocity.
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Gov will help us begin untangling the visibility, availability, procurement, and security review processes buried in links or paperwork, and drive toward greater transparency in the acquisition process.
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But in 2014, Dr. Simões — who specializes in untangling the evolutionary history of living and extinct squamates — came across a paper on the fossil that caught his interest.
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Andy Jassy, AWS CEO At that point, the company took its first step toward building the AWS business by untangling that mess into a set of well-documented APIs.
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For the show itself, playing with perception means being less concerned with the slow untangling its own dense web than with the fun of fucking with the audience's heads.
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Untangling Britain from Europe will be a multi-year process involving hundreds of difficult choices, not a quick separation whose instructions were provided by the referendum's single-word verdict.
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"Once I figured that out and I started to talk about myself more, stand up has really been a therapy in a way of that untangling process," he says.
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Often, it feels like there aren't enough hours in the day, especially when little things like untangling phone cords, chopping food, and cleaning the kitchen become huge time-sucks.
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So here's a guide to untangling the band's many releases into something that makes sense if you were aware of them but didn't dive deep into their entire discography.
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The surge in rates futures implied traders began anticipating Fed action to counter negative effects from Britain's untangling from EU rules and regulations, which may take years to complete.
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Just how painstaking that work was is evident from Anne Bell's preface to the first volume, where she wrote of untangling the quirks of Woolf's dates, abbreviations and more.
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I'm just not convinced this show quite knows the answer at this point, despite this season's obvious interest in untangling the bigger picture behind how Gilead came to be.
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We wrapped ourselves in towels and collapsed onto the grass, drinking soda and untangling one another's curly hair with conditioner while our parents had conversations we did not understand.
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To begin untangling Devumi's bots from real Twitter users, the Times team purchased tens of thousands of bot followers, including from Devumi itself (25,000 at a cost of $225).
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He and a colleague worked on the mechanism of the clock at 108 Leonard Street during their lunch hours, untangling what had become a jumble of chains and gears.
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Reckoning with the responsibilities of new parenthood, untangling a brief liaison that became a lifelong bond — these are the sorts of subjects that would ordinarily animate great Drake music.
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You know the type: Blessed with a brain capable of untangling the mysteries of the universe, and a knack for clearly explaining it all to the rest of us schlubs.
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And the thing about scent, which you only ever realize in hindsight, is that it loves to weave itself into memories — once it does, good luck ever untangling the two.
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The corruption in FIFA has been well documented here—and only seems to be getting worse, as the U.S. Department of Justice continues untangling the intricate web of money laundering.
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Television's most unlikely network comedy is The Good Place, which threw Kristen Bell's dirtbag Eleanor into heaven and meticulously set about untangling philosophy puzzles while spitting out increasingly surreal jokes.
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Professional lighting installers say business is brisk as the economy skates along, with homeowners willing to pay to avoid the headache of untangling strings of lights and running extension cords.
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The United Kingdom will therefore look to put in place whatever interim agreements it can to ensure business and economic continuity while untangling its current arrangements and defining new ones.
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Morton argues that since the invention of the steam engine by James Watt — which extracted and sent decaying matter into the atmosphere — there is no untangling human activity from nature.
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Where Davies' Doctor Who could be slyly political and deeply personal when it came to the Doctor's human companions, Moffat's Doctor Who is far more taken with untangling cosmic fiddle faddle.
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One of the biggest challenges facing regulators is that many trusts employ a baffling array of structures, and funnel money through complex webs of beneficiaries, which makes untangling transactions extremely difficult.
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My journey to being a multi-hyphenated creative was one that took time and a lot of mental untangling of what I believed success was and what others thought of me.
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Sorge's bosses in Moscow—his spy ring now reported to the Fourth Directorate of the Red Army's General Staff—made untangling this riddle his main task for the next eight years.
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Untangling the monolithic mass of regulation accreted over the last century, without losing the associated benefits that have accrued to society in the process, clearly needs to be done with care.
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Quickly, Fusion's researchers understood one big thing about Trump's business empire: It seemed inordinately weighted to Russia, and so they turned much effort to untangling that part of his business story.
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Described in a paper published on Wednesday in Nature, the discovery may not sound esoteric, but it is an instrumental step to untangling the mysteries of magnetism on our home world.
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A new telescope instrument saw first light on April 1, a step toward untangling the mystery of dark energy — the invisible, mysterious force thought to drive the expansion of the cosmos.
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It's a dressier alternative to fringe: The slitted skirt allows for the same movement as your favorite slinkily strung looks, except the thicker strips are easier to manage (no untangling required).
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Even so, the rehabilitation of forgotten women painters is an admirable and essential pursuit, and the Prado is to be congratulated for untangling so much 16th-century history in this exhibition.
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He has so far combined Zurich's life and general businesses as well as its corporate and commercial businesses, and introduced a new regional structure to continue untangling a famously complicated organisation.
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Unfortunately, by no means are these all-encompassing ways to work through the emotions brought on by Harvey Weinstein's alleged actions, nor is there a prescriptive method for untangling this thorny web.
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As to the question of who killed Faisal Deepan, I realized the answer was less important than untangling the web of Islam, fanaticism, political rivalry, history, and power that had dominated Bangladesh.
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There's just no real sign they're making the progress they need to on untangling knotty issues—and it's not clear how long they can go before people start calling this a failure.
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During this hectic time of holiday parties, Christmas shopping and untangling those tiny blinking tree lights, it's important to remember that helping the less fortunate is the true essence of the season.
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The exhibition, on view at New York University's Grey Art Gallery mostly lives up to the difficult task of untangling that complicated historiographic knot with approximately 21945 photographs by over 21950 Italian artists.
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Clinton's newest stab at untangling the contradiction that has unexpectedly stifled her candidacy: how to make pragmatism and practicality sound as exciting as the "political revolution" grandly, if vaguely, promised by Mr. Sanders.
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Trump postponed a previously teased press conference planned for this week, which he had repeatedly said and tweeted would be the forum to answer questions about untangling his administration from his business dealings.
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If you are not in immediate danger and are just overwhelmed by the process of untangling your life from your ex's, a newly launched post-breakup concierge service, Onward, might be able to help.
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Not every overdose is considered a suicide—untangling and identifying the exact causes of an overdose can be complicated—but experts say you can't fully separate substance abuse from the discussion of mental health.
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Until now, the way that the federal strategy usually worked was by untangling programs designed to help the economic and social well-being of the over 28500 million American citizens living in the island.
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He was making progress untangling business dealings that showed how Mr. Kocner had been able to fraudulently earn millions of euros in tax returns from the state through a complicated series of financial transactions.
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At a workshop last week at the University of Kyoto, the normally reclusive Mochizuki presented his work in-person to a gathering of believers, several of whom noted significant progress in untangling the proof.
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We try to understand why that is, and untangling the answer brings us to the history of wade-ins and how beaches still bear the traces of the era of segregation and racial exclusion.
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But for many facing a midlife or gray divorce (which is on the upswing for married couples over 50), the process of untangling decades of memories, hopes and dreams may look a little different.
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Untangling the medical and social causes might shed light on the reasons why the mortality rate of black babies has reached a plateau—and what must be done if it is to start falling again.
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Untangling himself from that business empire has been difficult as he also confronts one of the most daunting policy portfolios of anyone in government (Israel-Palestine, the opioid epidemic, Mexico-American relations, modernizing government, etc.).
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This is promising not only for untangling the effects of commonly abused substances, which could inform better addiction treatments, but for pioneering new ways to deliver helpful drugs to the right targets in the brain.
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Mind you, the movie is more interested in listening to Dixon as he lauds the candidate ("I've never known a guy more talented at untangling the bullshit of politics") than in actually demonstrating that talent.
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Instead of pursuing treatment options for those disorders, or untangling the ways their mental health issues were affecting their sex lives, they were participating in therapies to learn how to avoid pornography or masturbate less.
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Untangling the operations of HNA, already complicated by its murky ownership and a complex array of affiliates, is made more difficult by a web of interconnected deals with friends and family members of top executives.
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After the last batch of the day was wheeled out, once the initial frenzy died down, the customers settled into searching through the remainders — pulling a sweater from a heap, throwing it back, untangling slacks.
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Riverdale went from a show about a bunch of spunky kids untangling an extremely morbid mystery to a drama involving the depths of organized crime, PTSD, and gay conversation "therapy," complete with serious undertones of fascism.
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RELATED: Untangling Trump and Russia: What we know -- and what we don't Views of whether Russia attempted to influence the US election at all are becoming increasingly polarized when compared with a January CNN/ORC poll.
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One key argument for the remain camp is that an exit would mean leaving the 28-nation EU, and untangling a host of complex trade and other deals that tie the country to the European bloc.
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Entire books have been dedicated to untangling the connections between land, property, and Black lives, like Richard Rothstein's The Color of Law, but Rowland searches for a way to relay this information through familiar, everyday belongings.
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His intention to rip up the Paris Agreement will prove hard to carry out in a single term, however: it comes into force before January, and untangling America from its provisions could take around four years.
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Jenks faces daunting challenges, including untangling a backlog of undelivered planes, getting production back on course for planned output increases, and finishing development of the 737 MAX 10, the largest Boeing single-aisle jet, sources said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Almost one year into his tenure as Deutsche Bank's chief executive, John Cryan says he has ushered in a new culture of openness, rooted out bad behavior and set about untangling the bank's technology.
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Samantha Gongol sings as if she's putting show tunes through a SoulCycle class, and Jeremy Lloyd arranges all of his percussion pieces as if untangling a vicious knot to reveal the smoothed-out beauty lurking within.
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Mat Burridge, a sixth-grade teacher in Hannibal, N.Y., said he had trouble untangling exactly how much he paid for his variable annuity from Voya (which invests in a collection of subaccounts similar to mutual funds).
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But years after that communist state was ripped apart by the Balkan wars in the 1990s, border disputes remain one of many difficulties in untangling the former Yugoslavia, along with ethnic hostility, violence and political gridlock.
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Several times per session, I was forced to pause the game not because I needed a break, but because I couldn't move and needed to spend a minute slowly untangling the cable from my office chair.
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They are also untangling a messy case having to do with Puerto Rico's financial condition, as well as another related to the Bridgegate political scandal that occurred when Chris Christie served as governor of New Jersey.
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Given recent reporting on the company's international business dealings and apparently strategic spread of misinformation using the internet, untangling CA's political maneuvers may turn out to be an entirely separate, and daunting, task for the Justice Department.
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On Monday, the police announced they had detained a suspect, identified by the newspaper Ukrainska Pravda as the father, Yuri Rossoshansky, but there was no immediate indication of progress in untangling the abuses in the local court.
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In one of the most significant steps by a British leader since WWII, Prime Minister Theresa May formally began Britain's divorce from the European Union on Wednesday, raising thorny issues involved in untangling a four-decade relationship.
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" While untangling the "deals and loans" part of that statement will take some doing, there is at least one proven link Trump had with Russia: His guest-starring spot in Emin's 2013 music video for "In Another Life.
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Lawyers charged with untangling the multi-million dollar estate of music superstar Prince, who died with no known will, head to court on Monday for the start of what could be a years-long dispute over his fortune.
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Boston hardcore has its own extremely complex history, and I'm definitely not the guy to even pretend to start untangling it, so instead, let's just focus on one specific raw-as-hell, fuck-you hardcore punk band: Firewalker.
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Why it matters: Ricketts was nominated by President Trump to be Deputy Secretary of Commerce, but he withdrew his name from consideration due to difficulties untangling his financial holdings to the satisfaction of the Office of Government Ethics.
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Untangling a mystery According to a study released last year, the Hubble Space Telescope showed a water plume erupting on the warmest part of the surface of Europa, whose ocean contains twice as much water as Earth's seas.
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Former CEO Marc Funk said before his sudden exit in November that speculation about Specialty Ingredients' future within Lonza was premature, in advance of the carve-out that requires untangling some operations shared with the main drugs business.
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He has signed on to lead the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, a newly formed political group aimed at untangling the creatively drawn districts that have helped cement the Republican Party in power in Washington and many state capitals.
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Untangling Trump's brags is always at least an interesting game, if not exactly a fun one, so let's try to figure this one out: First of all, it's worth noting that Trump likes to measure himself against Abraham Lincoln.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Lawyers charged with untangling the multimillion-dollar estate of music superstar Prince said on Monday they still have not located a will that could avert a years-long dispute over his fortune but have not stopped looking.
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I've begun untangling this with the help of a good therapist, but my question is this: How do I repair my relationship to food in the shadow of a mom who will never change the way she understands weight?
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The ongoing catastrophe of testing for the virus in the United States means no researcher has even a reliable denominator, an overall number of infections that would be a reasonable starting point for untangling how rapidly the disease spreads.
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That gives him two luxuries that most front-line meteorologists don't have: He can value certain models and their ensembles much more heavily than others, untangling as many as 50 different versions of each forecast, and he can also admit doubt.
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One of the more satisfying questions probed by the show has less to do with untangling chronology and more with the quandary of making decisions and taking actions within and against a world dominated by stories and system of domination.
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The Times Pepkor Europe, owner of Poundland, is ready for a 22-billion-euros ($29 billion) sale or flotation next month, after refinancing its high-interest debts and untangling itself from its scandal-ridden parent company Steinhoff International Holdings. bit.
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In "March" (2018-2019), the composition's flanking gray bands help concentrate the viewer's attention on the faintly gridded square overlaid with hesitant red-brown, gray, and dirty-white, ribbon-like lines tangling and untangling across the center of the painting.
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The U.S. and its allies too have implemented their end of the bargain, untangling the intricately woven web of sanctions around Iran, transforming it from the world's most sanctioned state to the one with the most rigorously monitored nuclear program.
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In a recent New York magazine cover story, Tavi Gevinson reckoned with her own uncomfortable relationship with Instagram, which grew up alongside her, and her self-image as a brand — and the impossibility of fully untangling that brand from her art.
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The hospital&aposs January 2 statement did ask outside organizations to understand that the doctors are only considering what&aposs best for Tinslee, not broader political or legal issues, though this case illustrates untangling the issues may not be possible.
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Since its premiere in 2014, HBO's True Detective has been a source of contention, which has as much to do with untangling the mystery at the center of each season as trying to discern whether the show is good or not.
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Though there's still plenty of research to be done in untangling the genetic history of humanity's best friend, the study brings more clues to the table, according to Krishna Veeramah, a geneticist at Stony Brook University who has studied ancient dog evolution.
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For archaeologists, as opposed to mythmakers, untangling the history of wine is particularly hard, partly because the product is perishable and partly because the technique is simple enough to have been invented independently by early settlers in different parts of the world.
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As cities—especially large, gay-friendly ones—become largely unaffordable to working- and middle-class people, untangling how LGBTQ people fit into the gentrification puzzle is necessary to ensure that they, and everyone else, can continue to afford to live in them.
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Through untangling her husband's web of deceit, Waite discovered that the man she was married to had a surprisingly common diagnosis: Her husband was a psychopath, someone who lied without remorse and refused to acknowledge or take accountability for his own actions.
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Mr. Nadler has said he will leave untangling the Russia connections and the national security risks associated with them to others, but as the leader of the one committee empowered to consider impeachment, he may draw heavily from work across the House.
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In "Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America," Ayana D. Byrd and Lori L. Tharps call the early 2000s the "divided decade," because more women were wearing their hair natural, including stars like Alicia Keys, India Arie and Lauryn Hill.
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"Untangling the competing evolutionary forces that acted on now-fossilized bones towards bringing long-extinct animals back to life, so to speak, is a very rewarding occupation, especially when it considers the beautifully preserved fossils of the still-enigmatic Archaeopteryx," Voeten said.
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K-pop fans also seem noticeably ready to help each other out when it comes to comprehension, whether that be knuckling down to help someone understand be a news article discussing their bias' favorite hair products or untangling a more complex political landscape.
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Zurich was in the midst of a $1 billion cost-cutting drive when new Chief Executive Mario Greco arrived in March, and the former Generali head expressed confidence that he could improve shareholder returns and group profitability by untangling the organisation's famously complicated structure.
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The Koch network, the National Rifle Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and various socially conservative and faith-based organizations are using the campaign as a dry run for untangling the conservative crosscurrents they will have to manage with Mr. Trump as the party's leader.
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Her subject is healing, the queasy, fragile calm that follows the storm of addiction and abuse; she's interested in the ways in which damaged people try—or don't—to fix themselves by untangling the harm that they've done from the harm that has been done to them.
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Breaking down barriers to intimacy, untangling ourselves, and each other from tendencies towards competitive entrepreneurship and self-interest, learning how to actually love each other and live in a way founded on mutual support and respect... all the while attempting to keep moving, stay alive, and produce meaningful work.
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LONDON — Britain's Parliament voted narrowly on Wednesday to demand a decisive say over the country's plans to withdraw from the European Union, dealing an unexpected defeat to Prime Minister Theresa May, who had asked for maximum leeway to negotiate with Brussels on untangling decades of integration with the Continent.
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Though untangling the mystery and appeal of city pop can seem like a neverending rabbit hole, there's nothing hard to understand about the music itself, which is about as accessible, joyous, and captivating as any mainstream Western pop music—it just took a couple decades for it to finally click.
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I don't even want to begin untangling what Thanos thinks about fatherly love or the amount of abuse he's imparted on Gamora and Nebula, nor do I want to delve too deeply into Tony Stark's yearning to be a dad and how he's projected that onto Peter Parker in Infinity War.
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No planes could fly in or out of the airport, leading to more than 1,000 flight cancellations and air travel disruptions across the US. This morning, the airlines will start untangling the web of stranded passengers, cancellations and delays in an effort to get operations at the airport back to normal.
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But in the process of untangling the skein of lies, malfeasance and coverups that defined the scandal, Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward (Robert Redford) and Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman) wind up exposing the seamy underside of partisan realpolitik, and underline the crucial role of a free press in holding leaders accountable.
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But if you're behind on the Christmas lights bandwagon — or just can't bear the thought of untangling yours this year — it's worth grabbing some while they're still included in Amazon's Cyber Week sales (which are likely to peter out by November 30) or get some delivered to your door through Prime Now.
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In early April, the U.S. and China established a "100-day plan" to revisit the countries' trade relationship and begin untangling issues that have plagued the two nations for decades and resulted in a trade deficit which stood at $347 billion at the end of 2016 that the president has roundly criticized.
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In Liza Mundy's prodigiously researched and engrossing new book, "Code Girls: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II," she describes the experiences of several thousand American women who spent the war years in Washington, untangling the clandestine messages sent by the Japanese and German militaries and diplomatic corps.
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But increasingly, another argument is creeping in: Letting marijuana cases go actually makes communities safer, by shifting the focus to stopping violence and untangling a legacy of racial discrimination, allowing the seeds of trust to germinate in neighborhoods where a chief complaint of police officers is that no one will help them solve crimes.
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On October 5th it sent a letter to the Samsung directors with a detailed proposal for untangling the firm's hairball of shareholdings without the Lee family having to give up control (even at the point when they have to pay inheritance tax after the death of the older Mr Lee, which could amount to $6 billion).
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Delivering on the Brexit vote in 2016 was a near impossible task given the complexity of untangling more than four decades of relations between Great Britain and the European Union coupled with the rigid views of those in the British Parliament, where there still exists a multitude of technical definitions of what Brexit actually means and where neither faction controls a majority.
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After a significant relationship ended, I knew there were some sex and sexuality gray matter that I wanted untangling, and I quickly realized that the straight male therapist I'd been with for a while —who actually specializes in relationships—wasn't grasping the true essence of what I was saying when it related to being a young woman and my interactions with men.
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"I don't care if you call me he or she," said the singer, who expressed a preference for the gender-neutral Mx. in place of Mr. or Ms. "I'm just a 22-year-old gay boy from Maranhão State," Mx. Vittar said while untangling an earring from a long platinum wig in the dressing room before a show in Rio de Janeiro.
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Safe Group chief executive, Ken Mayer Safe Group chief executive, Ken Mayer In the two years since the official formation of the company, Weiniger and Mayer went through several rounds of feasibility studies, and began untangling the incredibly complicated knots of red tape that kept patient medical records, insurers, health care providers and diagnostics companies from being able to effectively communicate with each other.
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A little more than a year before her death, on July 13, 1996, the details of a divorce settlement between Diana and Prince Charles were formally announced, and were tucked toward the bottom of The Times's front page: The untangling of the royal marriage had been watched carefully for years, and her departure from the royal family did not dull public interest in her.
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Image courtesy of Getty Images/BeeBright Image courtesy of Getty Images/BeeBright Western analysts, fixated on untangling the now-defunct concept of the 'Gerasimov Doctrine,' devoted far less attention to the Russian military's actual cyber-experts, who starting in 2008 wrote a series of articles about the consequences of Washington's perceived militarization of cyberspace, including a mid-2016 finale that discussed Russia's need to pursue cyber-peace with the U.S. by demonstrating an equal 'information potential'.
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Read more ReadAnalysis of Denisovan Fossil Reveals a Distinctly Human-Like FingerVery little is known about the Denisovans—a mysterious group of hominins that lived alongside early …Read more ReadDeadly Vaping Illness Could be Related to Vitamin E, New York Health Officials SayThe number of people stricken by acute lung disease linked to e-cigarettes continues to grow, with…Read more ReadGeneticists Are Untangling the Mystery of Left-HandednessA series of genetic variants can influence handedness, according to a new paper.
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