Competitors pedal a labyrinthine mile-long course that has 36 turns.
The island of Zanzibar is the jewel of the east-African coast, with its spice trade, labyrinthine old Stone Town and, of course, around 30 beaches, nearly all of which are to die for.
In both the Assange and the Jaskolski cases the EAW is set on a collision course where the labyrinthine world of EU mutual recognition meets the reality of defendants' rights.
Peter Konwitschny's production charted a clear course through Nono's labyrinthine dramatic textures.
Bruce's obsession with the law connects him with another great Jewish legalist, Franz Kafka, who worked as an insurance-company lawyer and whose writings are, of course, centered on the labyrinthine dramas and metaphysical mockeries imposed on mankind by law, human and divine.
He's brilliant, of course, on politics: the labyrinthine workings of the lobby; a dazzling history of Gallery reporting; how the spin meisters work; and an account of the political reporter's day which is exhausting to read, so God knows what it must be like to do.
The reader is then pitched headlong into a breakneck, labyrinthine plot, as the pair – along, of course, with Mosca's psychotic goose – become trapped in the sinister town of Toll.
Tomorrow, if the western world decides that paedophilia is OK, must we agree with them?" Of course, there are myriad and labyrinthine arguments here about moral relativism, double standards, sport, politics and boycotts.
The superhero mythologies that have so dominated popular filmmaking recently can, of course, be followed down their labyrinthine paths, from a hero's "secret origin" to his or her death and, frequently, rebirth.
