Older students with extensive music collections filled in for the older brother he didn't have, and his music taste began to take in Dylan, Springsteen and Neil Young, something grandly, madly north American that started to tangle with the rousing English introversion.
Scientology is like heroin at this point: You know damn well what you're getting into when you start to tangle with it, and if you choose to go down that route or date someone who does, well, that's your problem.
The way the Yugoslav wars of the 1990s will be remembered by future historians is still being established, however in the western media an overall impression is already starting to coagulate from the messy tangle that made up the reality of the conflict.
You know that you have split ends when your hair is starting to have a lot of tangles when you comb it.
A tangle of silver pipes and concrete structures cover the rutted ground from which the central naphtha cracker is starting to rise.
As Chinn started to unpick the contractual tangle, and sever Bendjelloul's ties to his original producer, he also put out the feelers to the Sundance film festival.
When you spend even a short time among indigenous people, especially in remote Australia, you start to see just how tangled the problems are.
But, as more research got done, we started to realize that the tangles are more an end-stage event and the accumulation of the amyloid fibrils happens at an earlier stage.
The result, say researchers, show that with the vaccine, the body is armed and ready to attack the Alzheimer's plaques and tangles before they start to shut down the brain.
Researchers at the University of Texas (UT) Southwestern Medical Center reported Tuesday that they have developed a vaccine that could arm the body to attack Alzheimer's plaques and tangles before they even start to shut down the brain.
"Here," she said, gesturing to a bunch of ripe blackberries bursting on a tangle of bushes, which we started to pick.
