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The knotty
adjective
Full of knots.
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Mr. Taleb's most engaging formulations are, of course, the knotty ones.
Most worrying, the budget ignores the knotty problem of Italy's feeble growth.
"A Crack in Everything" explores the knotty, bloody skeins of justice in "The Oresteia".
Beetroot juice, as the name implies, is created from the knotty parts of a beet.
Pope Paul still has to deal with the knotty problem of birth control.
Downstairs, the knotty pine floor gives the Jean Shop a cozy lodge feel.
Leaning over a communal plate of buffalo wings, Enright explained the knotty scenario he'd devised.
The miner's compacted muscles foreshadow the knotty plasticity that you see in Bacon's human forms.
Her kitchen has the knotty pine cabinets and tiled walls of the 1950s.
The "remnants of the Knotty Ash Philharmonic" - two near-comatose old boys - provide occasional musical accompaniment.
This raises the knotty question of whether yeast can ever compete with palm oil on cost.
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