Legal and illegal economies intertwined, as did criminal organisations and social institutions.
THE competing caves of Schoharie County are both carved from the area's limestone deposits, and their small-town lineage is intertwined as well.
But he also has concerns about the sufficiency of the connections between the concrete floors and the exterior columns of the garage, and whether they were intertwined as robustly as they should be, something some workers also have questions about.
Those two times will wax and wane, parasitically intertwined, as long as you're awake.
The two families later intertwined as Islington neighbours.
Bethe talks about his life and work, which were often intertwined as he became friends with his colleagues.
"Soul Mountain" travels roads as intricately intertwined as a double helix to a destination that eludes it.
If sexism, snobbery and networking are as intertwined as the two Times pieces imply, then Mr Nohria has a much larger cultural problem on his hands.
Since the day in 1988 when they were drafted one round apart, their paths have run parallel, and at times intertwined, as each switched from team to team.
Governor Bush, in contrast, often struck a Milquetoast pose, fingers intertwined as if in prayer, rocking from side to side as if his feet hurt.
