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A report in the 4 May issue of Physical Review Letters provides the first experimental evidence of "entanglement swapping," where two entangled photons transfer their entanglement to a completely unrelated, and unentangled, pair.

Entanglement also offers the promise of unbreakable cryptography, since an eavesdropper intercepting a message carried by entangled photons would have to break the entanglement to read it, thus giving himself away.Better still, Dr Gisin has managed not only to perform this trick in a solid, but to do so at the heady temperature of three degrees above absolute zero (3K).

Both groups relied on a phenomenon called quantum entanglement to do the teleporting.

That transition from entanglement to non-entanglement is sometimes termed "collapse".

Their slithering around the stage from one entanglement to the next is too much like playacting: the romance is all but dubbed out.

Fascism and anarchy in 1930s Spain combine with romantic entanglement to provide the action in Jonathan Rabb's novel, the final volume in a trilogy of historical thrillers.

President Clinton came to office intending to keep foreign entanglements to a minimum.

The car chases got closer to mechanised assault; the romantic and professional entanglements to multimillion-dollar-budget telenovelas.

Richard Nixon was able, time and again, to employ overseas entanglements to make end runs around American democracy.

It is expected that the SEC presidents will tie the same caveat about legal entanglements to Missouri's application that they did to Texas A&M's.

Neither lover wishes for any publicity, and these modern preoccupations form realistic entanglements to a brooding story and a real "can't put it down" mystery.