EU, entangle investors in red tape and will deter many from setting up shop in South Africa.

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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.

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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).

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Lerach's Enron case worries other lawyers, who say his theory could entangle just about anybody involved in a business collapse.

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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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Even with the EU in charge, tearing up the web of bilateral treaties which entangle Europe's airline industry could take years.

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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.

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