The origins of limits on mutation rates from above are perhaps harder to untangle.
Perhaps he would have continued untangling the knot he had tied in 1979, but later that year, Ayatollah Khomeini passed away.
Perhaps the company will consider untangling the ownership deal it worked out with its unions, since that appears to be the source of some of its most vexing problems.
And here he slowly, exquisitely mimed the act of untangling a thread or, perhaps, freeing an arrow embedded in flesh.
The tort of public nuisance has been described as "at least contested, and perhaps confused beyond repair," Louise A. Halper, Untangling the Nuisance Knot, 26 B.C. Envtl.
This is perhaps the most difficult aspect of Britain untangling its WTO membership from the EU.
No matter whom she ends up choosing -- maybe Senator John Kerry, said Mrs. Marshall, or perhaps President Bush, to untangle his Iraqi knot -- she will work Election Day as a poll watcher.
Evangelicals could start, perhaps, by trying to untangle the contradictory portrayals of sex that they offer to teen-agers.
We would have to delve deeper into his history (and perhaps his biology) to untangle all the ingredients that have made him who he is.
Perhaps because of his reputation as a "turnaround" retailer, Mr. Hall accepted the challenge, in hopes of untangling a situation he said appears similar to corporate issues.
In untangling the history of the controversial — and, as yet, unfinished — highway, Dellinger glimpsed American life as it is perhaps best viewed: through the kaleidoscopic lens of a swiftly moving automobile.
