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The phrase "a tangle of wire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disorganized or complicated arrangement of wires, often in contexts related to electronics, crafting, or general clutter.
Example: "As I opened the box, I was greeted by a tangle of wire that made it impossible to find the charger."
Alternatives: "a mess of wires" or "a jumble of cables."
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"It's like a really organic, biological sounding rasping, but it's really nice, like krrrup, krrrup," he continued, pausing amid a tangle of wire to roll his R's.
It was being held together with a tangle of wire and rubber strips.
My cousin Kitty's homecoming was road-blocked, her walls a forest of black mold, her frontyard a tangle of wire and pipes.
With murky water pushing them from behind, they hurtled into a utility pole, and Morales caught his leg in a tangle of wire.
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Inside them I could dimly make out a tangle of wires, a bulging plastic bag, and an old dustpan.
On a bench in a windowless lab, Narayan Srinivasa's chip sits at the center of a tangle of wires.
They resemble ordinary people until they crack open to reveal a tangle of wires and micro chips.
One way to do it is with a tangle of wires that connect to competing systems, which require separate installations.
He keeps his Oscar behind his television in a tangle of wires, where it is only partially visible.
The result is a tangle of wires and cables in many buildings, some of them connected and some not.
Called "Gunk," it is a tangle of wires, a colony of single-board computers, each one randomly connected with three other machines in the colony.
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