Ultimately, Tashlin turns the murder-mystery plot into a giddily quotational parody of the films of Alfred Hitchcock: Tashlin's subject isn't so much the intricacies of bloody murder as the media-centric complexities of the subject's irresistibly macabre allure.
Here, the director's familiar tropes and touches infuse the story's politics with a psychological intricacy much greater than that of the script alone.
Set to a score of the same name by her frequent collaborator Michael J. Schumacher, with lighting by Robert Wierzel, the dance celebrates wide-open space as much as physical intricacy and intimacy.
But to turn over these pages, with their beautifully reproduced images of some of the vast number of paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, jewellery, art objects and ordinary domestic things associated with her, is to understand much about the intricacy and splendour of this reign, and why she herself still fascinates.
Much of the intricacy (and opacity) of ASU's chapter 4 resides within this survey.
"In this area, to be absolutely blunt, regulators across the world took their eyes off the ball, focusing too much on the intricacies of capital regulation".
Little of this, of course, is in Genesis; nor is there much of the intricacies of Noah's family life, though Aronofsky and Handel have taken their cues from what is there.
A third reason why testifying is notable is because of the optics: for a lot of people who do not understand and care much about the intricacies of how social networks handle their data, this could bring new light to the topic, on both sides of the table.
In October last year, with Elbow's thoughtful intricacy very much in fashion and a settled five-piece line-up, opportunity knocked once more in the shape of V2.
O'Hara himself devoted so much ink to the intricacies of necktie etiquette that it became a kind of tic.
