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"As both our islands enter periods of important centenaries we can and must reflect on the ethical importance of respecting different but deeply interwoven narratives.
In the second place, the interests of Hungary in this war are more than ever interwoven with Austria.
We hear, instead, of schemes like Palava City, a nominally futuristic vision of digital technology minutely interwoven into the texture of everday urban life.
Yet it is one whose inner workings the outside world understands only dimly.Because their history is interwoven with the history of Islam, and therefore sharpened five times a day by prayer, Arabs have a keen sense of the past.
With a large part of their $5 trillion debt and mortgage-backed securities owned by central banks and investors outside the United States, Hank Paulson, the treasury secretary, reiterated that both companies are "so large and so interwoven " in America's financial system that the failure of either one would cause great turmoil in world markets.
Expanded and interwoven with walking, it would make an extraordinary biography.
Also interwoven , for historical context, is a biography of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the mono-ethnic Turkish republic which replaced the multi-ethnic Ottoman world.Given that his book is presented as a sort of history lesson, Mr de Bernières will be challenged on his facts.
Untangling such schemes is never easy, especially when there are hundreds of interwoven subsidiaries and shell companies, not to mention tax havens and offshore banks, involved.
Further rationalisation is expected as the bank attempts to reconcile its asset value with the discounted value caused by its interwoven ownership structure.OM Gruppen's bid for the London Stock Exchange failed, after only 6.7% of shareholders accepted the Swedish company's offer of £1 billion ($1.4 bilion).
It left two traumatised, injured nations suspicious and fearful of one another even to this day where once there had been one country of loosely interwoven peoples.
Messrs Graham, Zook and Boulton point out that Google provides very different information about the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn to Estonian- and to Russian-speakers.Yet on the whole it is surely a good thing for the digital and the physical worlds to become increasingly interwoven.
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The primary grammatical function of "interwoven" is as a past participle or adjective describing something intricately connected or blended. This is supported by Ludwig AI, and examples show it modifying nouns to indicate a complex relationship or structure.
Expression frequency: Very common
