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Many different factors intertwined to create European dominance and no single factor would have been enough on its own.

Financial institutions are too intertwined to predict with any precision the impact of diluting any significant stakeholder, and the markets are too fearful to handle any more uncertainty.

"Tweets from Tahrir" The New York artist Michael Waugh's T features, at a glance, three gorgeous, menacing eagles intertwined to form the rather gothic moniker of this magazine.

Yesterday's debate brought out the three strands of opposition that have intertwined to produce a suspicion of the European Community in the British Labour movement.

The genesis and history of the genome project has been intertwined to a remarkable degree with the career of one man, Dr. James D. Watson.

Due to the US officially remaining neutral when the movie was made, fiction and reality are intertwined to both mask and reinforce the allegory of Allies and Nazis.

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"You put your personality out there and then they slam it," he says now, still studying the dancers as they intertwine to some slow electronic music.

On the other hand, the fused multimeric reoviral protein, which intertwines to create a big protein inclusion, might alter the proper folding of the bait partner.

The results were attributed to rolling graphene oxide nanoscrolls, making them intertwined together to form 3D nanonets.

The lives of these three women were intertwined, thanks to the patronage they all gained from the Kenyan paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey.