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We were just smartass teenagers who should have known better that people would have a different reactions to our convoluted, masturbatory concept.

As cognitive neuroscientist Maryanne Wolf asked The Washington Post, "How much syntax is lost, and what is syntax but the reflection of our convoluted thoughts?" A world where nothing can be written that isn't perfectly clear and simple is a world where much of the reality of human thought and experience might go unexpressed and unexamined.

By circumventing discussions with HMRC, Starbucks has decided that it, not the Treasury or government officials who implement our convoluted tax legislation, decides the amount of tax paid.

To some degree, "Managed Care" is the story of her awakening and growth, but the reality it illuminates is much bigger: what the inhumanity of our convoluted health care system looks like up close.

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Today, isolating what we can know from mere noise is becoming the essential art of the educated: the skill, amid our convoluted and cacophonous digital-global conversation, to resolve for ourselves what so many gatekeepers of truth once resolved for us.

Considering how convoluted our health care system system is, Healthcare.gov manages to organize the information in logical buckets and push key concepts to the foreground.

Like "Polvo," the portraits of "Kindred Spirits" are not meant to represent reality, but to underscore how convoluted our perception of identity can become.

In our study, scanned convoluted adult worms exhibited drastic tegumental and sucker alteration, with noticeable host leucocytic attachment to their surfaces.

Things are more convoluted in our world where we try to make them one and the same, so our money says "In God we Trust" while our economy reeks of the seven deadly sins.

Our current system is convoluted and unethical and should go the way of gladiator games.