EU, entangle investors in red tape and will deter many from setting up shop in South Africa.
Bags and small plastic pieces can entangle marine animals causing them to drown.
Lerach's Enron case worries other lawyers, who say his theory could entangle just about anybody involved in a business collapse.
Even with the EU in charge, tearing up the web of bilateral treaties which entangle Europe's airline industry could take years.
But they are vexed about a seemingly endless flow of new regulations that entangle them in more and more red tape.
Another tabloid, Moskovsky Komsomolets, likened Mr Berezovsky to a "giant spider who managed to entangle so many top officials in his web".
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This week the European Union and America began negotiations about overhauling the agreements which entangle air traffic across the Atlantic (see article).
Instead, Mr. Brill proposes a variety of ways in which to further entangle the political process in the management of health spending across the board (not just Medicare).
Non-toxic, slippery chemicals, designed to prevent the wheels of a vehicle from gaining traction, are also in development, as are spiked nets which can be laid flat on roads to entangle wheels.
Plastics affect our health and the lives of the estimated 1 million seabirds, 100, 000 marine mammals and sea turtles that die every year when they entangle themselves in marine debris or ingest it.
It is a green-shoot with as yet frail tendrils that can easily be uprooted before it has a chance to send its bureaucratic shoots and runners through the entire health care system and entangle itself permanently on the landscape.
And after much talk of "wormholes" and "parallel universes, " came a conclusion: "We are still very far away from being able to entangle and teleport human beings and bulk inanimate objects, " reads page 46 of the report (PDF file).
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