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On the track "Beat Goes On," a feast that is worthy of its namesake, Lacy's and Martians's spaced-out vocals intertwine with intricately syncopated performances by Smith and Paige II, and Martians's beeping synths.

Yet discussions about the current religious landscape often ignore one salient fact: the Abrahamic religions and cultures have been deeply intertwined and intricately related from their inception.

"Soul Mountain" travels roads as intricately intertwined as a double helix to a destination that eludes it.

It's not merely an afterthought but very intricately intertwined with the drama.

More generally, this study also intends to show that national tax law and transnational competition law are intricately intertwined.

The wolf has made a welcome return to Yellowstone, but its future, as ever, is intricately intertwined with our own.

I am inclined to believe that memory is intricately intertwined with not only decision making but the individual's personality as well.

Chapman, similarly, was not primarily interested in reconstructing the culture of archaic Greece; his reading of Homer was intricately intertwined with his own changing preoccupations.

Earlier this year Oxfam launched its Be Humankind campaign, urging that the poverty and injustice affecting the world's most vulnerable people should be intricately intertwined with everyone's lives.

We wasted a huge amount of time pretending that we could punish Wall Street without punishing Main Street — when, in fact, they are intricately intertwined.

Mendoza and wine have been intricately intertwined since the 1550s when Spanish settlers brought vineyard cuttings from Chile's Central Valley to what are now the provinces of Mendoza and San Juan.