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This arrangement is often described as a bowl of spaghetti, or worms in a bucket, all intertwined with each other.

It is all somehow intertwined in a very intricate way and is really remarkable how well that works in practice.

The United States and China are so economically intertwined, the functionalists argue, that they ought to be strategic partners as well.

If one day we meet again, all will be cast into the shade brain repeatedly intertwined you just give it a little happiness.

For reasons of geography Mexico's fate is ineluctably intertwined with that of the United States.

Notice how this pulsating 'bow' of silvery-white and other intertwined colors rains down in a shower of sparkles on your diaphragm.

The United States is now more than ever intertwined with other nations in the global economy and its far-reaching security issues, she said.

He said the fates of Italy and Spain are intertwined, and integral to the euro's near-term fortunes.

The history of human progress is intimately intertwined with that of cities.

Under index-controlled partitioning, the concepts of partitioned table, partitioning index and clustering were all intertwined.

Dating culture became intertwined with what I imagined to be the "New York lifestyle" of twenty-something working girls.

As the G20 leaders who met in London this week know only too well, no economy is an island in today's intertwined world.

The remaining part of the surface wet ink better be made cards and membership cards and head objects intertwined.

To be sure, China's economy now is so closely intertwined with the U. S. 's that major, abrupt changes are unlikely.

We were curled up on my small bed, intertwined as much as it was possible, considering the thick afghan I was swathed in like a cocoon.

The Yellow Emperor narrative account of the salient features is the fact intertwined with the myths and legends.

Einstein's vision was that space and time are fluid, intertwined, affected by our motion: the faster you move, the slower you age.

But God get people, hate and love are often intertwined, and at the last minute of the moment in the end it is to kill or pardon?

However, the fate of the single currency could turn out to be closely intertwined with the renminbi.

This suggestion is obviously a little absurd seeing as how clip-art and Microsoft Office have always been inexorably intertwined.

Usually, all this code is intertwined with application logic, making it cumbersome for application maintenance.

Knowledge and virtue have always been intertwined ever since Socrates brought out the proposition of knowledge as virtue.

Much of Xu Bing's oeuvre deals with issues related to language or to being human-issues that can be tightly intertwined.

So the sad fall easily and dry thank the brilliant life is so intertwined with a dramatic, almost overnight, into joy may be grief.

Sustainable development is intertwined with innovation, and innovation is the only solution to meet the goals of green companies.

When you feel confident, your thumbs will rise more often as you speak, especially if your fingers are intertwined in front of you.

With a fourth season looming, undoubtedly the path to true love will continue to be rocky, intertwined and hard-fought.

The life cycle of fig wasps is intimately intertwined with that of the fig trees they inhabit.

Before economic reform it was not necessary to have a separate social policy, he says, because society and economy were deeply intertwined.

Language and culture are intertwined. Language is a tool to understand culture and knowledge of the culture helps understand the language.

She was contacted by an 18-year-old man named Danny Cespedes, who charmed Kiki and her parents and became intertwined with their household.

Liquidity and solvency problems are so intertwined that trying to decide whether it is one or the other is counterproductive.

This day's roots are intertwined with those of our Nation, and its history traces the American narrative.

An unstable, nuclear-armed Pakistan, intertwined with a chaotic and Taliban-dominated Afghanistan: it is not a settling prospect.

Part of the concern is psychological. But part of it is because our financial and economic systems are closely intertwined.

So we described it in a little simple. Second of administration proceedings and the criminal case are intertwined attached questions.

Things in a system are intertwined, linked directly or indirectly into a common fate.

Perhaps the heart will not hurt, intertwined, will also like pulling line him deeply.

All my memories of a joyful childhood and the pains of growing up are intertwined with the river. She keeps all of my secrets.

Traditional and non-traditional security threats are intertwined as the world entered into a new century.

China is in an intertwined, complex and crucial period of the "golden development period" and "prominent contradictions" .

As a medical student studying cell development, Kauffman saw the intertwined lines in his fantasy as the interconnections between genes.

"The interests of all the countries are too intertwined, " he said.

For me this mission is deeply intertwined with the pursuit of my own personal growth.

A combination of soul and physical beauty are intertwined, it is you and I call real life.

This "globalization of finance" resulted in a spectacular growth in available liquidity as previously isolated markets became intertwined.

I would like for you to holding a cup of green tea, quiet look at you, happy eyes were intertwined, want you in silent dialogue.

The main reason is that the study of popular and folk literatures is in an intertwined state of symbiosis and separation.

Horizontal integration and vertical integration are intertwined together to promote the social integration as a whole.

The game's complex rules may remind him of Xstrata's intertwined relations with its biggest shareholder, Glencore.

It is also a leading hub for the insurance sector, at a time when it is becoming more closely intertwined with capital markets.

I've come to make this distinction by discussing visual communication (or visual design) as the sum of two intertwined parts.

"This map shows that two sides are very strongly intertwined, they're part of the same system, " says Johan Bollen, who led the research.

And no matter how synchronized our intertwined lives have become, a certain amount of calendar clashing is inevitable.

Then the eternal memory, and also is intertwined with the lives of a fantastic spread, raw pain and the helplessness of being bullied it?

The work may help scientists understand why obesity, diabetes, and sleep disruption are often intertwined in human patients.

Yu says all parties in the six nation talks understood that the North Korean declaration and its verification were intertwined.

The regional elections highlighted how the Russian government and United Russia have become ever more intertwined.

The way business and government are intertwined in China, few would dare to refuse talking to a Morgan Stanley representative at the door.

Other former Goldman employees remain heavily intertwined with the firm as well.

Wittgenstein's theory of language game emphasizes that language is an activity intertwined with daily life.

It was an accident that intertwined our fates.

The tube wall of the exposed end of the flushing tube is intertwined by the section of the drainage tube.

These factors are heavily intertwined; however, each involves a unique set of design aspects and challenges.

In his mind, politics and region are inseparably intertwined.

Peer pressure and self-induced pressure are also intertwined, and they begin almost at the beginning of freshman year.

In the 12 years since, the life of the Catholic humanitarian has become intertwined with the identity of this city in eastern India.

FOR almost a century the fate and fortune of Windsor , Ontario, have been intertwined with those of Detroit, Michigan.

Poverty, illiteracy , repression, exploitation, crime and unemployment are all intertwined into everyday slum life.

The limbs in the forest canopy are so thickly intertwined that they form a natural cradle for Wookiee architecture.

Chinese policymakers have been struggling with two intertwined problems relating to inflation.

Square prism with large arc intertwined, highlighted the vertical height of the building.

These four plot lines are organically intertwined, so that the book has a strong dramatic color.

Meanwhile, the media, traditionally intertwined with the politicians, fail to hold this elite to account.

For these new forms of computing to work well, the different layers must be closely intertwined.

Their model consists of three intertwined chains, with the phosphates near the fibre axis, and the bases on the outside.

In the hearts of Qian Mu, nostalgic for the literati and the cultural traditions of the motherland is intertwined with inheritance.

"A Tale of Two Cities" is a magnificent historical and moving love story of the intertwined.

My life and biz is so intertwined in every way that it's hard to make that clean separation on and offline.

Pharmaceutical research and imaging science are becoming increasingly intertwined.

Customary law of SFPT also is closely intertwined with common law for the common law courts called US Military Commissions.

The famous Chanel logo of two intertwined Cs is based on her initials.

Builder's originality in harmony with nature is so intertwined, constitute a most beautiful picture.

It is difficult for me to imagine him not being the manager. Arsene's identity and the identity of the club are intertwined.

Like it or not, child-rearing is inextricably intertwined with our nation's future.

Bouquet: An excellent sweet nose of lavish toasty oak intertwined with plums, black cherries, and currants dominates the olfactory senses.

Desert dust and climate influence each other directly and indirectly through a host of intertwined systems.

"Our economies are so intertwined, and Chinese leaders know that, " he said.

From the beginning, myth and history were intertwined.

This only underscores the way in which the economies of Europe and the United States are closely intertwined.

Framing it as assistance to U. S. companies might not be too hard because industry is becoming intertwined.

With globalization going deeper, countries now find their interests more intertwined and interrelated than before.

The U. S. and China are intertwined as the world's number one and two economic powers.

However, traditional and non-traditional security threats are intertwined, and the complexity of security issues is increasing.

But how exactly GE exits a market so intertwined with its public image may, in the end, be more interesting than any financial fine print.

Last autumn A trio tossing acorns To carp in this pond ; Now , cold fingers intertwined, Only the two of us in the morning wind .

Some lives are so intertwined with work that it is impossible to tell them apart.

As the years increase, the elderly the course of time, trees and small trees roots buried in the soil under the wrong section, intertwined.

Different elements of a program are often unnecessarily intertwined, and this is doubly true for UI code.

The use of volunteers to run sports events has a long history in the West and is intertwined with Western sport culture.

Obviously, the language compiler and JIT are intertwined components, which means that to generate good code, they must cooperate.

While these issues may be intertwined , they represent different facets of the courts' approaches18.

Biomechanical work usually involves an anatomical flesh intertwined with some technical drawings of machines.

Alliances can be dangerous. When you are allies with a group of people, your fates are intertwined.

When friends laugh together, their laughs start out as separate vocalizations, but they merge and become intertwined sounds.

These differences and compromise is the freedom of the seas with the colony and the two issues intertwined.

Better quality of life in cities is intertwined with weather, climate and water.

and divide much like hundreds of trees that have become intertwined and interconnected over time.

The result is an amalgam of data surrounded by and intertwined with graphics, formatting, colors, and logos.

First of all, Singh is due to the formation of animal liberation to various reasons the intertwined with the formation.

But in a messy mixture of ways the authority of church and state has remained intertwined across Europe.

Their spirits intertwined with the body.

When intertwined together, it is creating a path in which mass First Contact and Ascension into the Golden Age can clearly be seen.

But this side of the business was intertwined with property, imports and mountains of cash.

The other application servers typically have components that are intertwined.

Huckleberry Finn is a novel intertwined with the enduring, regenerative American spirit.

A flexible, heavy cord of tightly intertwined hemp or other fiber.

The two countries' economies are intertwined and China owns more American government debt than anyone else.

Environmental law heavily intertwined with administrative law.

Left, right, the reality of history, the top people, always intertwined, entangled in one piece.

With China increasingly intertwined in global trade, Chinese exporters are paying a price for unsafe practices.

Business across the region remains intertwined with the state while the wider commercial society is weak.

The emotions affecting language learning are intertwined and interrelated.

It makes her feel good to show that her life is intertwined with her husband's.

The properties of black holes are inextricably intertwined with those of spacetime .

Medical ethics and business ethics are often intertwined.

As a result business implementations are often intertwined with data access and transformation code.

The twin flames's higher self are often intertwined and interconnected.

Police used batons, tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowd intertwined, and arrested three of violent acts.

A multitude of intertwined contexts are stimulated and become dynamic as communication unfolds.

Along with economic pressure goes parental pressure. Inevitably, the two are deeply intertwined.

Humans have become holographically and genetically intertwined with many other humans from other creations, and karma displaced over time.

The study authors note that "throughout the history of mathematics, concepts of number and space have been tightly intertwined. "

Intertwined within the water network, and products of richness.

All your favorite nursery rhymes are sung or changed as they are intertwined throughout the story.

With this new kind of power, the economic and geopolitical sides are ever more intertwined.

XACML architecture is tightly intertwined with SAML architecture.

And, finally, the event handling scripts are intertwined with the form's presentation markup.

These intertwined dynamics also bear on the international competition for wealth and power.

Of course not as simple as that, it has also been another marriage, intertwined to form a new family culture.

I intend to release all karma in my ancestry for how dolphin and whales or plants, animals or minerals and humans have become intertwined.

The urge to rule and the urge to be ruled seem inextricably intertwined.

Diesel presents Camouflage Tales. . . two stories intertwined and looping onto each other, about how to break free and succumb to passion.

She pressed her body closer and our legs intertwined. Dizzy , we collapsed onto the sofa, clutching at one another.

Pleased with the lonely cycle of intertwined with our lives and in the glow of the sunset in reincarnation.

Companies have felt the impact recruitment difficulties and wage increases of intertwined.

The resulting interactions between body, brain and music are complex and intertwined.

" Two root story line, a large family of joys and sorrows. there so intertwined overlap land, from the author" s eloquence outflow.

China, the Asia Pacific and the world as a whole share the same goals and intertwined interests.

At first blush, this might seem surprising. After all, during the boom years for CDOs, the two products were closely intertwined.

In short, in medicine, academic evidence and everyday practice are intertwined.

For while both joy and sorrow are fleeting, and often intertwined, love has the power to overcome both. And love can last forever.

For all the talk of an Asian decoupling, the Chinese and European economies remain closely intertwined.

Our hair was blowing Ye Feng intertwined, and our shadow is moonlight illuminate close together.

Wine or liquor has been intimately intertwined with almost every aspect of Chinese culture since earliest times.

The intertwined strategies of mitigation and adaptation will be the topics of future columns.

intervention group formed more intertwined local microtubules than in the control group.

The first decade of the euro intertwined the Continent's financial systems as never before.

Health and development are closely intertwined in adolescents.

Trees, undergrowth and creepers intertwined, blocking our way.

This month I will be the best of luck and bad transportation intertwined.

And China sees the world as a level playing field of intertwined green energy destinies, and feels threatened by US solar competition.

Over time and outside of the Great Central Sun, soul dreams and human dreams became intertwined.

The pride the Tekes had in their horses became intertwined with their reliance upon them to support their way of life.

My love for my specialty, biosciences, is inextricably intertwined with my love for human life and health.

Business, politics and the media have become hopelessly intertwined in France in recent years.

The elements of traditional and non-traditional threats to security are intertwined, and the scourge of terrorism is more acutely felt.

In fact, experiments in animals have shown how intimately these reward and rage circuits are intertwined.

Finally, this golf tour red intertwined in joy and passion in successful awards dinner ended.

In 2010, the improvement of Chinese garment industry progress and coexistence of old and new constraints are intertwined.

But the work of gangs, spies and soldiers is increasingly intertwined.

Intertwined with a flashlight out the window light.

if new code is too intertwined with old code , refactoring can often help resolve issues.

the histories of africa and europe have been intertwined over the past 100 years , and before.

Our fates seemed inextricably intertwined, ie linked.

The definitions of concepts and the laws of physics are inextricably intertwined.

As the description of the Swappable interface states, these two interactivity elements are very much intertwined.

"It is difficult to accurately distinguish between fact and fiction, which are closely intertwined in the movie, " Mr. Lee said.

After Tristan's death, Isolde planted two willow trees beside his grave and they grow intertwined. Afterwards, Isolde disappears forever.

perhaps because the history-taking process is so iterative and intertwined with hypothesis testing.

In practice, it is hard to parcel out the blame between technology and globalisation, because the two are so intertwined.

Government and religion must be intertwined for the good of people.

As the fields collapsed through the loss of information, one became intertwined .

Area Serai, intertwined vines and plant species richness.

Physical and mental health are closely intertwined, and it's hard to keep from stressing out when one's body is failing.

Other factors, such as the deeply intertwined commercial interests between bureaucrats and businesses, also complicate the situation.

A lot of things are intertwined, and each moment is like a roll of film screening in my mind.

Other messages present in "Ladder to the Moon" are that all people are intertwined and that service is important.

These animal studies show that a father's brain is significantly and beautifully intertwined with his offspring's.

Reform issues typically become more intertwined and complex at this stage.

The stadium is a mass of intertwined steel beams; it looks just like its nickname.

Duration, a fluid, flowing time, is intertwined with an experience of being where past, present and future merge.

Literature is deeply rooted and intertwined with life's totality.

Inevitably, the two are deeply intertwined.

Dialogue and monologue are intertwined and mutual restraint which is the reality of Cross-strait relations.

Any crisis would affect Goldman, because it is so intertwined with the system.

But the two companies are heavily intertwined, so a full separation not expected any time in the immediate future.

Many things are intertwined, like a sheet net, I was, corrals, and became a spider's prey, struggling to no avail.

a fanciful pattern with intertwined vines and flowers.

The affairs, and fates, of nations are intertwined as never before.

Corporate finance and IT departments have become ever more closely intertwined.

The process of recession and recovery are intricately intertwined.

their destinies are intertwined.

I like to think of it as a mesh of civilizations, in which the strands of different cultures are intertwined.

Light a charming scenery intertwined.

Two sensitive themes are intertwined.

When you are allies with a group of people, your fates are intertwined.

The private and public sectors are intertwined.

China and America, we all know, are closely intertwined.

Reading and writing are intertwined. We can combine the two in Chinese teaching to improve reading ability and writing ability together.

In fact, the problem is closely intertwined with complex social issues.

The human field has become increasingly intertwined or attached in the many falls in consciousness over time and upon earth.

They intertwined their fingers.

The musical roots of jazz are numerous and intertwined.

There is just one problem: the idea that their economic destinies are inseparably intertwined lacks any basis in fact.

The three systems are intertwined. For instance, sex boosts attachment.

The whole family is crying, crying intertwined with four children, and want to Shibi Gao's thunder.

For women, however, sex and love are intertwined.

We are too economically intertwined but too emotionally detached from each other.

"Developed markets and emerging markets are increasingly intertwined and one cannot work in silos, " says Ms Wong.

So, somehow humans and simplicity are intertwined, I think.

For one thing, they are financially intertwined.

They're intertwined like balls of loose twine.

We intertwined our life forces and now we're unified.

Often, the two are intertwined.

Because only once before has the fate of individual people and the fate of all of humanity been so intertwined.

He intertwined his fingers with hers.

He intertwined his fingers with mine.

Just fear at the free, it's intertwined.

There is an energy of "magic" intertwined in the words.

This is entirely different from the way they blend, it strangely hovering, up, intertwined.

There are several distinct, but intertwined, storylines in Guild Wars 2.

Intertwined with happiness and sadness, the crystallization can not resolve the melancholy of age, I powerless.

That said, for many people in the software craftsmanship community, they are closely intertwined.

But now you have another loops of wire that is intertwined with it.

In China, art and politics are intertwined.

And the fashion industry more and more intertwined together.

The theory of relativity showed us that time and space are intertwined.

Unquestionably we should not have allowed banks to become so big and so intertwined that their failure would cause a crisis.

Because online identity is powerful and becoming more intertwined with offline identity every day.

One can also see where one's will centers have become intertwined and intermixed with others that one knows.

on the other hand, to some extent the absorption of their results and on some issues intertwined with them, a degree of common ground.

all three relationships , with ourselves , with others , and with god are intertwined

The psychological self-esteem and self-esteem intertwined, making self-restraint weak, dependent of others, reverse psychology strong;

Design thinking process is an image of the thinking and logical thinking intertwined

Yamashita, Stephen Jiulongjiang Valley Stream tributary and China are intertwined, adequate water source;

a fanciful pattern with intertwined vines and flowers. Something exotic is unusual and intriguing in appearance or effect

Bodies intertwined with her lips

An intertwined relationship between enterprise and market

You and her, I know that you were intertwined