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"I don't think that kind of thing is coincidental," Susanne Bier, the director and a writer of "In a Better World," which opens in New York on April 1, said when asked to explain the profusion of foreign films addressing aspects of the complex ties between the Western and Islamic worlds.

One Georgetown family had more complex ties to the South.

But the new popularity poll did not really take into account the complex family ties between and among religious groups in America.

Barbara C. Matthews, a former United States Treasury attaché to the European Union who runs a consulting firm based in Washington, said the complex European regulatory structure, the closer ties between banks and governments and the larger role banks play within the credit system made it hard to compare the two approaches.

The moves raised doubts over the future of the complex, the last remaining symbol of economic ties between the two Koreas, and pushed some of the South Korean companies that owned factories there to the brink of bankruptcy.

The Sunlight Foundation documented many of the reported ties between "the healthcare lobbyist complex" and politicians in both major parties.

'Ties' is the number of ties between a subject's direct companions.

In the context of insurgency, these problems have often been modelled using complex networks (which account for the great variation in ties between people or places) and agent-based systems (which highlight the reasoning behind a switch in allegiance).

The ties between the suspects in both attacks have exposed a complex web of inter-connected jihadist cells, putting pressure on European security forces to step up cooperation in the fight against extremism.

SEOUL, South Korea — The last remaining South Koreans in an industrial complex jointly run with North Korea returned home on Friday, terminating, at least temporarily, the final economic ties between the two Koreas.

The ties between the companies run deep.