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But a moment of great crisis like this is not an optimal time for disentangling from the region either — and the reasons, like them or not, agree with them or not, that the US is entangled as it is have not been changed by Assad's bloody repression QUESTION FROM TANYA SLEIMAN: Assad is very persuasive within Syria to convince merchants and minorities that he is their savior.

The literary criticism of the 19th century owed its great progress largely to its abandonment of the criteria of kinds, in which the criticism of the Renaissance and the French classicists had always been entangled, as may be seen from the discussions arising out of the poems of Dante, Ariosto and Tasso, Guarini's Pastor Fido, Corneille's Cid, and Lope de Vega's comedias.

It therefore makes sense when Howard (2004, p.671) holds that Bohr considered the post-measurement joint state of the object and the measuring apparatus to be entangled as in any other quantum interaction involving an entangled pair.

But these examples are not intuitively clear cases of government supererogation and even if they were, they would always be entangled (as the author admits) with questions of the way the money for these projects was collected and now spent (which is typically a matter of justice).

While our lives were entangled as only the lives of brothers can be, after the events at La Chorrera we later found ourselves on separate paths.

The native complexes of these entries are entangled, as in a swapping dimer or a dimer with a loop wound around it.

Its history is entangled with America's.

With Allen in the story, we now have one current and one retired general who have worn eight stars between them, and are entangled in at least as many subplots.

Some are entangled in power lines.

That's entangled with business processes.

Being entangled is the condition of life itself.