"The Gold-Bug" is a tangle of puns, many of them, as the literary scholar Marc Shell has pointed out, having to do with currency.
Criminologists caution that crime and violence are highly local, and driven by a tangle of so many different factors that it is nearly impossible to say exactly what causes a given increase or decrease.
Others form tangled masses of many individuals buried in or encrusting rocks and shells.
L.A.'s powerful 15-member City Council can thwart the mayor's will, and a tangle of commissions oversees many city agencies.
Unfortunately, what there is though, is a common Myth of Perfection that can easily tangle many of us in its web of deception.
What are our rights should anything go wrong, or we're delayed coming home by volcanic ash or anything else?" Peter James Good question, which touches upon the tangle of legislation – and the many loopholes – of consumer protection for air travellers.
A recent report from the Brussels-based International Crisis Group described how China is patrolling the sea with "nine dragons," a tangle of conflicting government agencies, many of them trying to increase their power and budget.
The restaurant's chef and owner, Saeri Yoo Park, uses kimchi — that spicy, tangy tangle of fermented vegetables — in many of her dishes, where you'll be happy to find it.
Tau polymerization into the filaments that compose neurofibrillary tangles is seminal to the development of many neurodegenerative diseases.
This creates the illusion of many long eyelashes tangling together.
