The basic scholarship system, however, has not changed in decades, a disparity that has caused a tangle of problems.
Avoid ribbon or trim with sequins sewn in, as they may get caught in your hair and cause a difficult tangle.
Added to a spate of economic woes, including a downgrade of New Jersey's credit rating, and the so-called Bridgegate scandal, in which the governor's minions caused a traffic tangle to spite political opponents, a "most liberal Republican" prize would seem to spell trouble for Mr Christie.
Do not blow dry, this will cause a lot of useless tangles that will ruin your extensions.
But although keeping your hair down keeps the back of your neck warm, it can also cause a lot of knots and tangles.
The root causes — an impenetrable tangle of derivative securities, heedless lending and binge corporate buyouts — are too vast and uncharted to examine for long.
In the mid 1960s, marriage became an object of both racial and economic policy when Daniel Patrick Moynihan, then assistant secretary of labor to Lyndon Johnson, argued that black poverty was caused by "a tangle of pathology" at the center of which was low marriage rates.
Nonetheless, the agreement between the studies that the presence of NFT does not impact the likelihood of an Arc response, despite the substantially different behavioral paradigms and the method of assessing Arc (in situ hybridization v.s. Arc promoter-driven fluorescent reporter) emphasizes that the type of defect in signal integration caused by a tangle, if any, is quite subtle.
Sometimes, the lines get tangled enough that they snap and reconnect, causing a flare of x-rays.
Too much leave-in conditioners and other hair care products will create a build up on the hair and will cause it to tangle faster.
