In southeast Oregon, plans for a possible Steens Mountain monument have been tangled by a county law that requires no net loss of private land.
The story has been tangled by the young woman herself, who repeatedly came forward to accuse the men, only — in a classic pattern, experts say — to continue to see her ostensible tormentors and withdraw some of her charges.
"Shitwa!" That's what my mother would say if she were alive today, and her mind had never been tangled by beta-amyloid plaques that strangle nerve cells and synapses to death as the plaques clump in the brain.
Metal nanoparticles are tangled by flexible polymer chains.
An interesting contribution of our algorithm is that it unifies hairstyle modeling and animation into a single equation, so that (1) hairstyling can be done under the effects of gravity and other internal or external forces, and (2) original hairstyle is more or less restored even after the initial hair is tangled by the application of external forces or head movements.
Multiple Dodgers players, including poseur reliever Brian Wilson, suggested that the Cardinals' head-wires would be tangled by the pressure.
Margaret's mind by then had been tangled, and Zichen, working by herself through "Wheelock's Latin," nonetheless allowed the old woman the luxury of repetitions: farmer, farmer, of the farmer, to the farmer, by the farmer, O farmer.
All the structures are tangled together by these pointers which work fine in serial mode.
But, as it happened, circumstances tangled and then were tangled again by human hands and minds: Wotan became, like the Frankenstein monster, a dangerous innocent, a creature without the burdens and benefits of more rarefied consciousness... and, in the process, Cora's shadow self.
Swathes of dialogue are tangled and mumbled, particularly by Leo Bill, who plays a delinquent brother in a frenzy of inaudibility.
