"The injuries to this dugong were not consistent with entanglement in a net," she said.
It blends humour and passion, for example, in the author's entanglement in a local-government consultative exercise.
But a dismal performance in the national championship game, and his entanglement in a bizarre hoax involving a fake dead girlfriend, sullied his image.
From the nature of the injury, it seems likely that the wound was the result of entanglement in a long-line fishery for albacore tuna.
Laverty's charge back into contention had been particularly impressive after his entanglement in a multi-bike accident on the opening lap – triggered by – dropped him to ninth.
Eventually Buddy's story comes to dominate, especially his bad boy lustiness and his entanglement in a sorry marriage with a mail order bride from the Philippines.
A dead dugong, with injuries researchers say are consistent with entanglement in a fishing net or line, has been found near Townsville, raising concerns about lack of oversight over fishing practices in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
LONDON — In a bid to reshape his government halfway through its five-year term, Prime Minister David Cameron shook up his cabinet on Tuesday, but produced only one major surprise: the promotion of a Cameron insider, Jeremy Hunt, to health minister, despite his entanglement in a furor over ties between the prime minister's inner circle and Rupert Murdoch's scandal-tainted media empire.
The wartime camp, for one thing, did not have a Virgil Hilts, the irrepressible American flier played by Steve McQueen, and there was no climactic sequence like his flight from German troops on a stolen BMW motorcycle and entanglement in a border fence, one of cinema's great chase sequences.
Mr. Levine had written about his entanglement in a multimedia personal essay for the magazine, and now he sat in a chair and made dry comments about performance art to a crowd that included eminences like Arne Glimcher, founder of the Pace Gallery.
