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Thomas' take on the video features herself, Racquel, and an actress, all reenacting Eartha Kitt's performance alongside Kitt's original, their four voices intertwining for the audio.

Fenby actually gives us two books, masterfully intertwined, for the price of one.

Work and play are apparently intertwined for the band in a way that obviously inspires them.

This calculation indicated clearly a role for the intertwining of the two chains on the mechanical toughening of the polymer crystal along the chain axis, although the calculated value was an overestimation compared with the observed value.

These results underscore the concept that the phosphotyrosine motif and the PRR of M2 exert intertwined actions for the optimal manipulation of the B-cell signalling machinery.

Finlay (2005), for example, discusses the need for empathy with an intertwining of the worlds of participant and researcher.

Design chiefs like Shiro Nakamura at Nissan and Adrian van Hooydonk of BMW are well known in the industry, and design and engineering are often intertwined, for example in the glass roofs available on some Mercedes cars that turn opaque in bright sunlight.

Fashion and cosmetics have long been intertwined for many of the established design houses.

Moreover, these two elements may appear as two in a first abstract analysis, but they cannot be regarded as two distinct threads, however intertwined; for, in effect, the feeling is altogether converted into images, into this complex of images, and is thus a feeling that is contemplated and therefore resolved and transcended.

In fact, funeral wear and fashion have been intertwined for centuries, each influencing the other.

Electronic dance music is intertwined for many concertgoers with the use of MDMA and other so-called party drugs, often called Ecstasy or Molly.