Having entangled himself in his family's massive corruption scandal, he is struggling to redeem his status and power by all possible (even impossible) means -- be it national independence, removing of statues, changing of official names.
By 2008, prosecutors contend, the scheme had entangled the federal government.
Weeds had entangled themselves in the spokes and were clambering up the frame.
In the past, experimenters had entangled two photons this way, and last year, in a major leap, they quantum mechanically tethered four atoms together.
Fittingly, the proceeds from 1602, one of that year's best-selling comics, were used to finance Gaiman's ultimately successful effort to free Marvelman from the copyright issues that had entangled it since 1998.
In the latest experiment, reported in the Sept. 27 issue of the journal Nature, Dr. Polzik and his colleagues reported that they had entangled trillions of cesium atoms, divided into two clouds.
"I think it's remarkable stuff," said Dr. Christopher R. Monroe, a professor of physics at the University of Michigan, who was a member of the NIST team that had entangled the four ions.
Once I learned the five simple techniques offered by the "More to Life" team of experts, I went to work in disabling the patterns and behaviors I had entangled as a unit within my mind.
Like Andy, Lacey does not quite trust the self that emerged in the halls of high school, and she says that if she had stayed, she would have entangled herself in a bad fate.
