"These things don't get immediately disentangled," says Church, who worked in the medical biotech business as a researcher in the early days of Biogen, now part of Biogen Idec, before coming to Harvard.
NOAA trains people to disentangle them, she said, but "when you have a 40-ton animal in a stressful situation" the work can be unpleasant and dangerous.
"There's a lot of Chinese stuff here," Chris said, disentangling the pagoda from the poncho.
The next president should disentangle state sales taxes, restructure trade unions and "update" labour law to make it "less burdensome for an employer to hire a worker", Lula says.
This forces people to disentangle themselves from busywork, he said, and to focus on what is really important to their business.
"We were able to disentangle the genetic component," Dr. Christensen said.
"America cannot and must not disentangle itself from the world," he said.
Herders sometimes are able to disentangle their animals from the caribou, said Dr. Greg L. Finstad, a biologist leading the University of Alaska reindeer research effort.
"Systems like this one, where we have additional information about the environment in which the planet resides, have the potential to help us disentangle the various formation models," Bailey said in the statement.
"It often feels with George as if you are in the presence of a wise foreign policy Socrates gently disentangling knotty difficulties," says Denis MacShane, the UK's former minister for Europe.
