The Oak Ridge group's idea was to take a stream of entangled photons and split it up, entangled pair by entangled pair.
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Bell's experiments always require an entangled system in which there is significant space between the two entangled particles.
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In this way, the number of entangled pairs increases, since the same photon might be entangled with respect to its location property with one photon, and entangled with respect to its polarization with a different photon.
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With a quantum radar, you create two entangled light particles, keep one, and send its entangled partner into the sky.
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Moreover, when it comes to entangled particles, the measurement of one particle will instantaneously influence the properties of the other entangled particle.
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The reports of entangled whales are on the rise — with 71 entangled whales reported off the West Coast from Mexico all the way to Canada in 2016.
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You can tell whether you had all purple balls (entangled) or just red and blue balls (not entangled) by applying special kinds of measurements on your own box.
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Their first study, published in June, showed that entangled photons sent by the satellite to pairs of ground stations remain entangled, even when those stations are as much as 1,200km apart.
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If one entangled particle went into a black hole, could we get information out of the black hole by watching the other entangled particle that was not in the black hole?
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In the past, physicists have tried to close the freedom of choice loophole by generating entangled particles from a single source and then sending these entangled particles to detectors at two different locations.
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The scandal has also entangled the acting head of Samsung.
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The two systems are as entangled as they can be.
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These motivations are all entangled — I want to stress that.
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Soon enough, they were both entangled in Mosswood's darkest abuses.
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They obey the same cosmic laws as Einstein's entangled atoms.
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In this way, the characters become entangled with the landscape.
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But Lucious, although he loves Cookie, isn't entangled by her.
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Our forces remain entangled with no comprehensible strategy for victory.
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The two sets of qubits are entangled with each other.
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But a closer look revealed dead wildlife entangled within it.
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Instead, he has become entangled in a series of scandals.
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Nissan is deeply entangled in the Ghosn inquiry in Japan.
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Each situation is unique, and entangled whales can be unpredictable.
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Yet elemental human sympathy should not be entangled in geopolitics.
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Vallow is entangled in a web of suspicious death cases.
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These same laws have entangled other players in Trump's orbit.
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He is also entangled in a civil lawsuit in Delaware.
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Meanwhile, Dwight and Jim are entangled in a prank war.
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Rubio is entangled in a war of words with Chris Christie.
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Researchers have already entangled photons through space over a thousand kilometers.
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In Live and Let Die, he got entangled in Caribbean voodoo.
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Moreover, global supply chains have become complicated and entangled among nations.
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Entangled humpback and gray whales are more commonly found, NOAA said.
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Last fall, a blue whale was also entangled in fishing gear.
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He becomes emotionally entangled with one while in pursuit of another.
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FIFA boss Gianni Infantino is entangled in the mess as well.
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"We have art historical issues entangled with the market," she added.
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Having watched them, experienced them, they become entangled with us, too.
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Some of his work has entangled him in international legal disputes.
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Her legs seemed to stiffen, perhaps through cramp, and became entangled.
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It got mired in Syria and entangled with a Russian bear.
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In it, Blunt plays a woman entangled in a murder mystery.
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Tanushree Behera sleeps entangled with a girl she calls her wife.
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One possibility is that entangled photons could be important for telecommunications.
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Go deeper: How U.S. tech gets entangled in China's surveillance state.
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Imagine you hand a program to a pair of entangled provers.
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Peru has a long history of presidents entangled in corruption scandals.
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The device uses entangled photons, a transmitter, and two receiving stations.
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While they are entangled in a struggle, Juliet begins to breathe.
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Like its suffocatingly entangled lovers, it doesn't know when to quit.
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It had a long history of being entangled with the industry.
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Still, he has become entangled in the most fraught culture debates.
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While there, he gets entangled with a group of political activists.
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The college-admissions scandal has entangled celebrities and big finance names.
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That aspiration is entangled with climate change in two elemental ways.
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"You can't stop managing an entangled environment by disconnecting," he said.
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The latter consists of two stanchions entangled in a chained clinch.
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This isn't the only lawsuit Trump and Daniels are entangled in.
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Quantum physics says that if you create a pair of entangled photons by splitting the original photon with a crystal, a change to one entangled photon will immediately affect its twin, regardless of the distance between them.
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It's actually really unclear how, exactly, these two are entangled, but... whatever.
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We met through mutual friends, and our lives became entangled, shockingly fast.
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These entangled photons would serve as the source of a quantum radar.
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The new law likely will be entangled in court battles for years.
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Generating the randomness requires actually detecting the entangled photons with the experiment.
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US institutional investors, however, remain financially entangled with China's facial recognition leaders.
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But the largest sums are deeply entangled with high-stakes policy decisions.
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Baby chicks have been found dead in the nests, entangled in plastic.
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The case of Connecticut illustrates how deeply entangled these relationships have become.
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The families have also become entangled in several corruption scandals and feuds.
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When particles are said to be entangled, they seem to share information.
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Behold, America: The Entangled History of "America First" and "the American Dream".
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Their bones were found entangled and seared to the floor, Perry said.
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Rooney advances us through years of their entangled intimacy via monthly increments.
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Teller will play a police officer entangled in the world of assassins.
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Nearly all states—whether democratic or authoritarian—are entangled on the Internet.
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Rescuers could get entangled or dragged over the side of the boat.
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Particles of light called photons can be entangled by numerous quantum properties.
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The air-breathing marine mammals become entangled in the fine-mesh nets.
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They spoke anonymously to avoid retaliation or getting entangled in the investigation.
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Encounters with lovers are entangled with thoughts on history, wealth and geopolitics.
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Somehow, unlike the N.B.A., others have quietly avoided being entangled in geopolitics.
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In the process, he helped get the president entangled in another investigation.
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Would your antiracist mission have gotten entangled with your relative class privilege?
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How do you combat toxic bullying when it's so entangled in girlhood?
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That's how many Americans are currently entangled in our criminal justice system.
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One character, called Robert Cosway, becomes entangled with both women early on.
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Function and decoration are entangled both in clothing design and building facades.
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The satellite will then open his entangled bag, which has to have a red ball, which means the ground must have had the green ball in the entangled bag, and that means the secret ball had to be green.
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Experiments on entangled quantum particles have shown results that make Einstein's explanation is a lot less likely than the simpler explanation: entangled particles really are each other's "other halves," forming an interdependent quantum system no matter where they are.
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This isn't the first time intelligence briefings have become entangled in election politics.
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In every case, measurement of the two clouds revealed the spooky, entangled correlation.
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Cooper has been entangled in lawsuits to roll back these changes ever since.
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Loneliness, which has led him to become entangled with an unkind, grasping woman.
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Unsurprisingly, corals with branches and complex structures were more likely to be entangled.
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Let's start with the legal battles the president-elect has become entangled in.
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The two entangled photons are created at the same place and then separated.
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Never in our history has a president been so entangled with a brand.
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My pubescent attraction to women and innate longing to be one grew entangled.
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The travel ban has been entangled in multiple legal battles across the country.
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Ditto to Jennifer Lopez, who posted an entangled sneaker shot with A. Rod.
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After the magazine filed for bankruptcy, the project became entangled in court proceedings.
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The Catholic Church has been entangled in child sexual abuse scandals for decades.
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He will be remembered for being entangled in the Keating Five ethics scandal.
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So I wouldn't be calling them up right away and getting more entangled.
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Or at least it does when we're not getting entangled in trade conflicts.
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The general's son, Michael Flynn Jr., has also been entangled in Mueller's investigation.
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Half of the credit for that goes to Mr. Finlayson's entangled, houndstooth compositions.
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Little Monsters bypasses becoming entangled with painful historical events, but explores similar dynamics.
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The instructions only unlock the information when applied to the entangled receiving particle.
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And Fox News lost another top executive, Bill Shine, entangled in harassment claims.
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Critics worry that his diplomatic interests and his family's interests may become entangled.
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Some pictures look like twisted trees while others suggest a jungle's entangled undergrowth.
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However, before joining the shipyards, Iris was entangled in another lesser-known history.
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But entangled histories describe q-ons that are, in a real sense, Schrödinger kittens.
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If you measure one entangled particle, you can automatically assume something about the other.
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Both were deeply entangled in the racism and sexism of the 1920s American South.
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He continued, saying the turtle was likely entangled for about a day or two.
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These questions and answers involve measurements on entangled particles contained in both quantum computers.
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At large distances, measurements on two different entangled particles should not affect one another.
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But ByteDance is hardly the only tech company entangled in China's increased media scrutiny.
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Seals, penguins, and other wildlife can eat plastic debris and choke, or become entangled.
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The whale, entangled in crab or fishing lines, was spotted about 3:39 p.m.
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The issue has dogged her campaign and entangled some of her most trusted aides.
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They can also be entangled, meaning a change in one particle instantly changes another.
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Black hole analogues should emit the equivalent of Hawking radiation, complete with entangled phonons.
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I mean, there are ways in which it's entangled with certain forms of Christianity.
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But entangled particles will violate Bell's inequality, causing it to return a "false" value.
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However, an external observer can show that the global entangled state does not evolve.
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Generals and Admirals are entangled in many layers of barbed wire of bureaucratic politics.
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Layton said the tours don't require the state to be entangled with the church.
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Johnson's voice from off camera remarks that she already feels entangled with her subject.
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When the state of entangled photons is measured, this necessarily alters the quantum system.
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Besides, love and money are usually entangled from the start, one way or another.
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And those who become entangled in the justice system are likely to remain so.
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The 5G issue is entangled in the broader trade and diplomatic dispute with China.
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Rather, it captures the amorality that leads people to become entangled in mercenary treason.
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In Burn After Reading, the spy farce becomes entangled in a parallel sex farce.
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To understand this concept, imagine each entangled particle were a box containing a cat.
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At this point, some of the photons that the crystal had entangled parted ways.
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Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the election has entangled the attorney general.
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The longer you're with someone, the more entangled you become in each other's lives.
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Rajat Singh, 23, a resident of Bikaner, said: âThe camel was horribly entangled.
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The two have become entangled in Twitter war of words, slamming one another's policies.
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The Navy is entangled in two long-running federal court cases involving IP theft.
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The material has become entangled in the tall grass and buried in the earth.
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His shield rests, entangled in dead branches, which appear to be grasping onto it.
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I spent my youth entangled in stories about people who'd been hard done by.
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Now the oil giant is entangled in the fight for the country's political future.
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All of our senses are entangled with each other in some way or another.
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But unfortunately they get entangled because of the way the Fed conducts monetary policy.
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But the Neumann's personal lives are entangled with their business in other ways, too.
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Any serious museum can only be a museum of our entangled past and present.
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So that's yet another layer to add to a debate with many entangled issues.
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The ambassador later became entangled in the controversy over Russian meddling in American affairs.
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A writer, a filmmaker, a student or some combination of these become romantically entangled.
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He was also troubled by how entangled US military supply chains were with China.
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Bonnell has entangled himself, like a gadfly, into a web of contrarianism and derangement.
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"Accommodation doesn't equal endorsing or otherwise becoming entangled in religious practice," Ms. Mandhane said.
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During the fight for a loose ball, Thomas and Portland's Carmelo Anthony became entangled.
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Albany has already been entangled in the recent surge of alleged sexual misconduct disclosures.
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This is meant to be a photo of entangled particles in the literal sense of the term, even if it's more like detected light from one of a pair of entangled photons that requires a physics degree to fully wrap your head around.
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Was Hope Hicks entangled in a love triangle during her stint at the White House?
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The current record for transmitting entangled photons was set last year by a Chinese satellite.
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If this proves possible, the satellite will attempt quantum key distribution via these entangled photons.
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Hicks had been entangled in White House scandals before she testified to the committee, however.
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Those measurements should immediately change the color of the other ball if they were entangled.
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Entangled by the leash, she remains stylishly posed for the reader to complete the story.
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The trapped fish quickly become bait, attracting larger predators who in turn become entangled themselves.
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Quantum radar would rely on pairs of entangled photons, and a technique called quantum illumination.
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Like countless dolphins before them, these marine mammals likely became accidentally entangled in fishing nets.
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Signals encoded using either superposed or entangled particles cannot be intercepted, duplicated and passed on.
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Silva stopped the car and tried to get out but became entangled in the seatbelt.
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Pettersson's right leg twisted awkwardly as he became entangled with Canadiens rookie center Jesperi Kotkaniemi.
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Any communications platform that seeks privacy through encryption will be just as entangled in it.
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""We have two small and simple Schroedinger's cats, one in each box, that are entangled.
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The current record distance for measuring entangled particles is 278,236 kilometers or about 4303 miles.
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But the plan has become entangled in a state budget stalemate between Rauner and Democrats.
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Pettersson's right leg twisted awkwardly as he became entangled with Montreal rookie center Jesperi Kotkaniemi.
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And because the qubits are entangled, it is possible to manipulate all those numbers simultaneously.
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The contingent possibilities proliferate as the qubits become more and more "entangled" with each operation.
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This would not happen if the U.S. was entangled in the WHO's unelected bureaucratic web.
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Breakingviews Mike Corbat, the chief executive of Citigroup, is entangled in a banking Catch-22.
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In total, the researchers performed this measurement on just shy of 30,000 entangled photon pairs.
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How was music entangled with some of the other kidnappings and murders of the era?
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They are essentially entangled, a property that is integral to manipulating qubits in quantum devices.
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While he is out of jail, the former leader remains entangled in several court cases.
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In her enthusiasm, her gangly paws entangled a loose rug and she lost her footing.
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Facts were entangled with fiction and images of the leaders were increasingly mystified and historicized.
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Coils are entwined here, unraveled slightly there, and entangled and woven into a mat here.
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It'll only keep you entangled with him while taking your focus off your own healing.
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I think I had been too emotionally entangled with that sonata to keep playing it.
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The United States is hesitant to get entangled in new wars in the Middle East.
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Unfettered by regulation in most states, litigation-finance firms have become entangled in past disputes.
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Deutsche Bank may be entangled in uneconomic trades that would cost large sums to exit.
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That effort has entangled him in the case at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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He was injured after becoming entangled with Boston Celtics center Al Horford on Dec. 30.
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In her books, the search for the killer becomes entangled with a search for self.
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But Samsung also found itself repeatedly entangled in some of South Korea's biggest corruption scandals.
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The problem was that Paul entangled his right hand in the back of Henderson's jersey.
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Architecture's sense of inferiority to art and art's own jealousy of architecture are inextricably entangled.
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But with Swiss parliamentary elections due in October, it has become entangled in domestic politics.
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Soon she becomes entangled romantically with Beatriz's son, Marco, and clashes with her standoffish daughter, Raquel.
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We must also confront the risk of getting entangled in the investigations surrounding the White House.
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
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These areas of debris endanger wildlife when animals become entangled in the trash or ingest it.
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The same basic procedure would let you generate entangled particles for use in computation and cryptography.
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Aleppo is a key strategic front for all the powers entangled in Syria's bloody civil war.
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It involves three of our q-ons, prepared in a special, entangled state (the GHZ state).
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Birds, fish and other animals often die after becoming entangled in it or mistakenly eating it.
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Huawei is also legally entangled with the US over the case of its CFO, Meng Wanzhou.
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On the other hand, he has entangled U.S. shale producers in trade disputes, particularly with China.
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The dispute over cancellations has become entangled with other tensions between Turkey and its NATO allies.
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Europe-based manufacturers that import steel for U.S. factories may also become entangled in the conflict.
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"I wasn't monitoring my credit report, and his credit rating got entangled with mine," she said.
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I was chasing sex and I was entangled and caught up in sin of all kinds.
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If anything, the whole project illustrates just how entangled—and strong—the global internet has become.
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How does Newt get entangled in the tenuous wizard and No-Maj relations in the States?
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Over the years, the distance between the two entangled photons was increased, eventually approaching 100 miles.
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Both teams passed laser photons through optical devices that could combine them into multiply entangled groups.
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Over time, the researchers built up a patterned image of the entangled photons striking the camera.
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Both WikiLeaks and Stone, who is entangled in the special counsel's investigation, have disputed Cohen's account.
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Following the foul, Johnson and Simmons were entangled and had to be separated by the referees.
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Sea turtles, birds and marine mammals are choking on plastic trash or getting entangled in it.
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The two quickly become entangled in a merciless relationship where each wants something from the other.
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In the third round, when the two fighters became entangled, Tyson bit Holyfield's ear, drawing blood.
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And if a wine becomes somehow entangled with a bad memory, it can be exiled forever.
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They become entangled with a thirtysomething couple, Nick and Melissa; Frances and Nick have an affair.
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The bribery scheme has entangled two former Brazilian presidents and dozens of the country's corporate executives.
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Instead, they chalked this up to some "local hidden variables" that were influencing the entangled particle.
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But that can't happen overnight because the supply chain is so entangled in China, he says.
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When two particles are entangled, they don't actually affect each other—they have no causal relationship.
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" • "You need mistakes on both sides to get entangled in such a difficult and undesirable situation.
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But like Jax, he seems destined to get entangled in a battle of bad guys vs.
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Never have I been to a place whose identity is so entangled in its auditory fingerprint.
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In contrast, quantum teleportation using entangled particles has to be set up in a particular way.
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But this approach only generated two photons simultaneously (creating just one entangled pair on the chip).
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Mr. Mitsotakis narrowly won election in 1990 after the Socialists became entangled in a financial scandal.
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Both Parnas and Fruman have been indicted in New York and entangled in the impeachment inquiry.
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Even before Trump came into office, Roberts was concerned about the judiciary becoming entangled in politics.
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The Swedish Academy became entangled because Mr. Arnault's wife, the poet Katarina Frostenson, was a member.
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As it is throughout the South, football at Clemson is inextricably entangled with religion and patriotism.
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The trial underlines how deeply the party remains entangled in financial scandals after years of investigations.
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There was even a one-time feud between the Alexes on Laguna Beach that entangled Cavallari.
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And their stories are entangled with what is happening to their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers.
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At least 100 right whales become entangled in vertical fishing lines every year, the report said.
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The lorry was found around midday the next day with the entangled bodies in the hold.
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And South Korea is entangled in a nasty feud with America's other major Asian ally, Japan.
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China is entangled in maritime disputes with several Asian countries, including Japan, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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Britney Spears is entangled in a raging dispute over the Bumble dating service ... TMZ has learned.
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A pair of jeans and a shoe with the remains of a foot were found entangled together.
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It is unclear why Patterson has entangled himself with O'Reilly in the name of the word please.
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These simultaneous blips should occur more frequently for sets of entangled particles than sets of unentangled ones.
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They become entangled in a series of conflicts with a local drug gang that caused unforeseen casualties.
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"Herbarium" (2007-11), a folio of seven politically entangled botanical images, is a small glory of meticulousness.
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All of these concepts were entangled with notions of race, language and the level of economic development.
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One of us, Michael Moore, is trained as a veterinarian and has examined many entangled dead whales.
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Humpback and minke whales and leatherback sea turtles, all of which are federally protected, also become entangled.
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Again, to operate on one qubit is to operate, to varying degrees, on all the entangled ones.
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Researchers have identified 22 species of animal whose members either ingested plastics or got entangled in it.
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Travis Kalanick's Uber, Susan Fowler's Uber, the Uber that spent the past two years entangled in lawsuits.
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So if it turns out understanding and feeling are essentially entangled, then I can't argue against empathy.
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Green was suspended for hitting James in the crotch after the two became entangled during Game 733.
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They have caused the United States to become entangled in almost every conflict there of any size.
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Soon she is deeply entangled not only in the investigation but in the lives of everyone involved.
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The Atlantic reported that McCain grew concerned after he learned Manafort was allegedly entangled with Russian oligarchs.
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The president has been entangled in disputes over a phone call with the widow of slain Sgt.
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Rue's struggle is on the nose, whereas BoJack Horseman's journey was too distinctly entangled with male entitlement.
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In "Purple Flight" (1971, 136 by 25 by 2917 inches, as installed), they are playfully, masterfully entangled.
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Nonetheless, the study serves as a reminder that business and politics are more entangled than ever before.
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One young whale that had become entangled in fishing lines was found dead in January off Virginia.
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Of those, more than half were entangled at least twice and some as many as seven times.
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The prey have fangs that inject venom and silk that they can use to get you entangled.
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"Every poem I'd ever written was entangled with my country's story," the Farrokhzad of Darznik's imagination says.
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What also haunts about the performance, and "Entangled," is that we leave convinced we have met Astrid.
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Too often we get entangled in the D.C. grind and forget to focus on what matters most.
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When a macroscopic observer becomes entangled with a microscopic quantum system in a superposition, the world branches.
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Spending gets entangled with family rivalries and relationships, with authority issues, with child rearing values and practices.
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This led many to suggest, satirically, that the two men were entangled in a torrid love affair.
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Being entangled makes it difficult for a whale to dive or swim, which are crucial for feeding.
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They can also get caught and entangled in commercial fishing nets and meshes used to protect beaches.
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The Sabres' frustration escalated as Rasmus Dahlin became entangled with Konecny at 18:36 of the second.
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The motion-controlling system may have eventually entangled the light sensors, whence light sensors aided motion guidance.
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Dr. Cohen got entangled in what legal scholars call a strategic lawsuit against public participation, or Slapp.
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We've written before about how he was entangled in a sting operation by the environmental group Greenpeace.
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As Jeffrey gets more and more entangled in Dorothy's story, he also becomes complicit in her tragedy.
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In the simplest entangled histories, we have just one q-on, which we monitor at two different times.
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Classically calculating these entangled states in even very simple molecules can become a nightmare of exponentially increasing complexity.
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But if these particles interact, they can become entangled, which means their inherent identity must be described together.
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The project, which involves a bright light source to generate entangled photons, will have applications beyond just war.
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The experimenters watched as all 20 atoms entangled with two other, three other, or even four other neighbors.
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Drew Kahu'āina Broderick demonstrates how, in the context of Hawai'i, descent is often entangled with expressions of dissent.
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The fear of losing benefits entangled the poor in a web of dependency, deterring them from seeking jobs.
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Here form fails to reify, but rather falls into far-fetched farragoes of entangled being and non-being.
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Newer computational models show how our brains manage to make these different categories interdependent, or "entangled," through stereotyping.
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He only got the nod from the central leadership after its original favourite became entangled in a scandal.
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But the biggest risk is that the rope will get entangled in the ship's propellers in high seas.
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A father, son, and daughter were entangled and when I tried to help I got tangled up too.
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These interpenetrating networks are physically and biochemically entangled, and the architecture itself is intimately related to tissue function.
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They have sent quantum-entangled messages through optical fibres, and also through the air, as packets of light.
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They beamed one of an entangled pair of photons to Micius and kept the other on the ground.
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My passion is to create choreography where the dancers are impossibly entangled yet bursting with energy and sensuality.
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These beams were then filtered through a crystal onboard the satellite, which produced a pair of entangled photons.
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The first entangled pair of photons has been sent from an orbiting satellite to Earth, scientists reported today.
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One person receives one of the entangled photons in the pair and the other person gets the other.
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The party hasn't won statewide office since 21966, and gerrymandered congressional districts are a realpolitik of entangled topology.
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Called a "history state," the system consists of a subsystem entangled with what you might call a clock.
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Will (Brian J. Smith) is entangled in Riley (Tuppence Middleton) in a hidey-hole far away from Whispers.
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As much as these things often seem entangled in my work, there's a difference between art and journalism.
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As you know ... Tekashi's entangled in a much more serious case that has him facing life in prison.
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We become entangled, challenged by what we see, uneasy in the knowledge of everything we suppress or forget.
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Although Turkey's borders separate it from Syria and Iran, it has become deeply entangled in the regional conflict.
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It is yet another example of the already imperfect, messy franchise entangled with an even more complex reality.
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They were entangled in their own interactions with the characters, some more open to the experience than others.
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How and why small particles can get entangled makes no sense in the context of our everyday lives.
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The bitcoin community has been entangled in a number of internal debates over the future of the cryptocurrency.
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It means rethinking fishing methods to prevent big animals like whales and dolphins from becoming entangled in nets.
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And not just a few bacteria, but immense communities as dense, diverse and entangled as a rain forest.
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McClain defended her access of the accounts as part of her due diligence in monitoring their entangled finances.
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Mr. Broderick parses these entangled responses with a mixture of bafflement, self-reproach and something like sacred wonder.
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Blurred Lines offers those unfamiliar with the ecosystem an easy-to-follow account of a murky, entangled field.
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A little further in, in a corner, bodies are entangled, touching themselves and each other on fluffy cushions.
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It is in this context that Nike – not for the first time – has found itself entangled in controversy.
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In April, Jones was entangled in another legal skirmish that once again demonstrates how seriously people take him.
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"It's a new way of operating in which the private sector is intimately entangled with NASA," Burns said.
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Legislators remain entangled in an American "morality" that blinds them to harm-reduction interventions like heroin-assisted treatment.
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Instead, they were spiritual beings, entangled with his own cosmic destiny as they were with his physical body.
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Is it worth continuing to pursue Fox, knowing that it may end up entangled in Britain's takeover rules?
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Daniel (Russell Tovey) becomes entangled in the Ukrainian refugee crisis, which has sent citizens fleeing state-sanctioned homophobia.
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Their distinct voices are what propel "Entangled" from a traditional tear-jerker into a work of delicate rage.
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The wounded cat streaked across a clearing, the arrow trailing after it, and became entangled in a fence.
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The film chosen for the festival's opening, "Youth," also became entangled in an unspoken rule of congress politics.
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BOGOTÁ — Two pairs of legs, dressed in army camouflage and mud-covered boots, lay entangled on dry grass.
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Michael (Jason Bateman) is entangled in an investigation into the disappearance of family friend Lucille Austero (Liza Minnelli).
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As he attempts to escape, he gets entangled with another crime when a young couple steal his car.
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For years, the rusty metal box lay entangled in poison ivy and trees in a Staten Island backyard.
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Related: Rick Perry, the energy secretary who has become entangled in the Ukraine affair, said he would resign.
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In a way, entangled particles behave as if they are aware of how the other particle is behaving.
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Cities are finding success with "placemaking," says Kristin Sharp, a partner at Entangled Solutions, an education consulting company.
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The launch comes as both China and Britain are entangled in geopolitical uncertainty related to the Sino-U.
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Milne and his wife are among the property owners who are entangled in a decade-long David vs.
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Mr Trump claims that American "energy dominance" makes the country less likely to be entangled in conflicts abroad.
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But that ultimate result was not an automatic consequence of universities getting too entangled in the world outside.
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Fred Sandback's dangling rope sculptures are hard to see, which makes it easy to get entangled in them.
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The United States would have won a battle but would have found itself entangled in a costly war.
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Because Musk's emails to me were part of Unsworth's initial complaint, I also became entangled in the case.
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The result: Its consultants found themselves working alongside dubious local companies that got them entangled in corruption investigations.
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Those decisions entangled the bureau in the presidential campaign in a way that made many agents deeply uncomfortable.
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The U.S. and China are entangled in a trade war, and that's hurting business and economic activity worldwide.
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Turtles suffocate when they confuse shopping bags with jellyfish, or drown when they get entangled in discarded nets.
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And their victims are the women and children who are entangled in the lives of violently abusive men.
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Thyrza Nicholas-Goodeve opens up about becoming entangled in a lesbian love triangle with a graduate school professor.
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It's not at all clear how the gray whale that's been making headlines got entangled in the metal frame.
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Using entangled photons produces a far stronger signal than unentangled photons in the presence of lots of extra noise.
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When particles interact, they can also become entangled, joining together the probability distributions that describe both of their states.
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Highly analytical, she was able to advance that a painting was made of separate but layered and entangled parts.
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But, in recent weeks, he has become entangled in the Democratic-led impeachment probe into Trump's actions involving Ukraine.
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In the morning, my mother will find us like this, limbs entangled, bodies as one, breathing each other's breath.
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They're very good at getting people entangled financially and then using that as leverage to get what they want.
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But distrust remains high, and tensions over technology, investment and economic ties have become increasingly entangled in ideological divisions.
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It was a sign that the government is getting more serious about cleaning up the debt-entangled financial system.
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The conversation about reopening the government has become hopelessly entangled with the conversation about what to do on immigration.
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An alternative is to beam entangled photons through the vacuum of space, where there is nothing to absorb them.
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People are entangled in the company's services, and such far-reaching bans can have huge impacts on people's lives.
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Quantum-entanglement tomography aims to make use of the fact that those photons are entangled when they are created.
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"I encourage my clients to try and observe their experiences instead of getting entangled in the noise," Tempesta said.
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Maybe it's not "nature," but it's so deeply entangled with it, the separation ceases to make sense to me.
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Quantum computers use qubits, entangled quantum systems where each bit represents both 0 and 1 at the same time.
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The Indo-Pacific idea "may already be too deeply entangled with U.S.-led strategic maneuvering," wrote the note's authors.
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Tyco, which became entangled in a high-profile corporate scandal in 2002, will lose its name after the acquisition.
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It's all entangled with the music, it needs to be closely connected, otherwise you can't really have a record.
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Pace's Joe and Davis's Cameron are romantically entangled, but Joe is one of the rare bisexual men on television.
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The manifesto began as a rebuttal to the valuation of their work as being inherently entangled in identity politics.
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The fate of New Jersey's dwindling transportation funding has been entangled in recent years with Mr. Christie's political ambitions.
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Paul Freedman is the CEO of Practice and Founder of Entangled Ventures, a San Francisco-based educational technology studio.
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Scientists across the globe are increasingly finding wildlife that has been killed after ingesting or becoming entangled in plastic.
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Russia may be Mr Maduro's best hope, but it worries about getting entangled in possible American sanctions against Venezuela.
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He believes that the mind extends into the world and is regularly entangled with a whole range of devices.
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U.S. involvement in Middle Eastern wars, especially Syria's, has kept the United States needlessly entangled with Erdogan's autocratic government.
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The particular knot in which Mr. Trump entangled himself on Tuesday had come to light through simple fact-checking.
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Brand New's music is so entangled with death, for example, that it helped some fans learn how to grieve.
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But Japan views itself as uniquely entangled with America, their fates intertwining like the strands of a double helix.
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As our lives are increasingly entangled in digital services, social logins are shaping the future of our digital identities.
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But the Clinton Foundation — and its various entangled relationships between private corporations, foreign governments and public officials — made Mrs.
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But you must control it, instead of letting your mind be entangled in expectations that might not even exist.
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When Christine is seduced by and subsequently entangled with her director, Lucien doesn't let their breakup break his stride.
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These boxes are then entangled across a distance, with the result being essentially one Schrödinger's cat in two places.
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In "Entangled," real-time graphics tracking viewer's movements are projected onto three scrims, generating a multi-layered, painterly animation.
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Mr. Trump has been reluctant to get the United States more entangled in military conflicts in the Middle East.
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This shopper became entangled in the downy raft of a massive sectional called Cloud, and struggled to right herself.
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Over a million seabirds and 100,000 sea mammals are killed every year by ingesting or getting entangled in plastic.
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So how is it that Mr. Giuliani helped get the president entangled in another investigation, this time involving Ukraine?
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The bank misinterprets its job of maintaining price stability, they say, and its policies have become entangled in politics.
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He doesn't much like to talk about it in great detail, for fear of being entangled in it again.
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One day, on a passing train, Rachel witnesses something awful and becomes entangled in a mystery larger than herself.
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Now that he is entangled in a web of missing person and death investigations, people are reading for clues.
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Her gnarled art, entangled as it is with the history of sculpture, is also an act of rollicking invention.
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" Here, "Openness, revolution and tradition are uniquely entangled…In all their urbanity and exceptionalism [Britons] are a strange people.
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Apart from China, the U.S. is also entangled in disputes over trade with the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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Birds are just one of many species that can get entangled in plastic or eat it, thinking it's food.
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Once your data, gadgets, appliances, cars and services are entangled, you'll be locked in to Amazon, Google or Apple.
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The controlled experimental realization of entangled histories is delicate because it requires we gather partial information about our q-on.
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But the red lines in which Mr Johnson has entangled himself will probably keep such a deal out of reach.
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If you have two particles, then you can have them interact in a such a way that they are entangled.
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It's a troubling case that highlights how entangled the illegal, poached ivory market is with the legal, antique ivory trade.
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Eurovision's bigger problem in Ukraine is that it has become entangled with one of the country's most vital democratic reforms.
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"The polymer strands become entangled, something like a hairball, forming longer strands that don't want to break apart," said Burton.
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"Polymers of different sizes become even more entangled than single-sized polymers, strengthening the elasticity of the film," said Burton.
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Many of Lebanon's lenders focus on banking expatriates rather than being systematically entangled in the financial ecosystems of other nations.
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A Canadian team is also developing a method of producing entangled photons on the ground before sending them into space.
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Corporations that have advocated for immigrants continue to be entangled in heated debates, or even legal action, as a result.
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Much like Walter White on "Breaking Bad," the characters on "Weeds" get more entangled in illegal activity than they planned.
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The photons had to maintain certain conditions – known as quantum states – such as upward or downward spin to remain entangled.
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Donald Trump's campaign has galvanized voters anxious about the extent to which the United States is entangled in global affairs.
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But at the same time, growing numbers of right whales died after becoming entangled in lobster and crab fishing gear.
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It's been three months since Kendall Jenner and Pepsi were entangled in a media firestorm for their controversial ad together.
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In China, a team used a new quantum satellite to smash the record for transmitting a pair of entangled particles.
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Complicating this experience is the way the figure and ground are often entangled, especially when there is layer of overpainting.
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If this economy weren't entangled in the narratives of Obama's slow recovery and Trump's rise, would we be celebrating it?
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Essentially, the camera only turns on and records a hit if entangled photons hit each sensor at the right time.
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Our brains did not evolve while observing Schrodinger's Cat, and we did not spend our formative years watching entangled electrons.
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The entangled trio of qutrits encode one logical qutrit, corresponding to a single space-time point in the circle's center.
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She even thinks white parents who got entangled in Operation Varsity Blues may have taken their cue from white sitcoms.
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Michael Cohen Trump is entangled in the investigation federal prosecutors in Manhattan have launched against Cohen, his longtime personal lawyer.
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In episode 8, "The Dump," everyone's reasons for getting entangled in the Turd Burglar scheme are explained — most were blackmailed.
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"I never thought I would say this," said Liz Pelletier, the chief executive of the romance novel company Entangled Publishing.
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In June 2012, Mr. Toth and his girlfriend flew to Atlanta after Entangled organized "#DaemonInvasion," a promotion for Lux fans.
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The opera involves the entangled tale of Idomeneo's attempt to wrangle out of the vow, while placating the god Neptune.
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One unlucky humpback, Ms. Durham said, was found entangled in gillnetting, which is often deployed to catch squid and herring.
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Certain teams -- the Dodgers, in particular -- have become entangled in cable disputes that keep many fans from seeing them play.
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America has already entangled herself in foreign conflicts at an alarming rate and must not add another to the list.
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The scandal has since snowballed and entangled the President and one of his closest allies -- Cohen, his personal legal counsel.
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At one point, a burly security guard yanked a girl from the mass of entangled sweaty limbs and gyrating bodies.
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In the clip, I look down and see Adon and Bambi lying entangled on the floor after shooting a scene.
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All of these individuals have deeply influenced Kurt's life; likewise, they are all entangled in the crimes of the Nazis.
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Because Hughes was so entangled in her tragedy—and, in turn, in her legacy—defending her sometimes meant defacing her.
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Inside the West Wing, staff are fearful that speaking out could result in them becoming entangled in the Mueller investigation.
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But approach the mirror and it becomes transparent, exposing a shadowy world of angels entangled in twine and electrical cable.
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To avoid getting entangled, the Manbo took three days to travel some 20 feet to the bottom of Unit 3.
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The sweep, like so much else in Russian politics today, was entangled in the country's troubled politics of street activism.
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Nearly all of Lebanon's political establishment is entangled in Beirut's deep-rooted corruption crisis, which cuts across the sectarian divide.
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Arthur and Barbara Gelb spent their lives "obsessively and permanently entangled with the tormented, enigmatic O'Neill," according to the preface.
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The case has become entangled in talks with the International Monetary Fund about a $5 billion aid program for Ukraine.
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The murder mystery becomes entangled, at times awkwardly, with larger social issues like unionism, anarchism and the women's suffrage movement.
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That liability, the biggest variable in PG&E's financial outlook, is entangled in a web of legal and political proceedings.
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Racial disparities are deeply entangled with questions about what kind of research the highest levels of academia considers most worthwhile.
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The shuffle in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, offered fresh evidence of how deeply entangled Ukrainian and American politics have become.
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But there also has been controversy, as the company is entangled in a scandal involving some former top UAW officials.
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Instead, his plans unraveled as he became entangled in a web of court cases relating to his time in power.
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The North Atlantic right whale is one of the five most frequently entangled large whale species, according to the NOAA.
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Instead, negotiators remained entangled in disagreements over Trump's border wall, Space Force and cancer-linked "forever chemicals" known as PFAS.
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Ms. Lindstedt is not the only ambassador in Beijing who has become entangled in controversy over China's detention of foreigners.
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Indeed, the happy foursome is entangled on the couch in a way that suggests no one is getting up anytime soon.
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As recent U.S.-China negotiations show, the Shenzhen-based telecommunication and smartphone giant has become deeply entangled in the trade spat.
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Inside QUESS is a crystal that can be stimulated into producing two photons that are "entangled" at a subatomic, quantum level.
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Because the two photons are entangled, the path that the first photon takes will affect the polarization of the second photon.
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Only now, the particles it picks up will be entangled with particles in a hidden region of time—namely, the future.
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Six right whales died in the gulf in June this year after colliding with ships or getting entangled in fishing lines.
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The wormhole also safeguards unitarity—the principle that information is never lost—at least for the entangled black holes being studied.
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Vekselberg, a collector of Faberge eggs dating to Imperial Russia, has been entangled in controversy for years with his Swiss holdings.
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So, the entangled particles are all sharing the same state and, as such, wind up acting like mirrors of each other.
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It could be used to set up an entangled link between computers in order to send quantum-secure messages, for example.
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Their long-running trial was entangled from the start with the wider political enmity between Egypt and Qatar following Morsi's ouster.
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The Republican Party is often portrayed as deeply divided against itself, entangled by a factional battle between the establishment and insurgents.
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He points to China's quantum communications project—where information would be sent through entangled photons from satellites—as a potential contender.
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Iaconetti then became entangled with Wendt on The Bachelor Winter Games in 2017 — prompting Haibon to start to change his mind.
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But a lot of plastic can't be recycled because it may be too dirty, or it gets entangled in recycling equipment.
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The move is part of an effort to pay off its high debt load after becoming entangled in a corruption scandal.
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However, things get really weird when Sasha takes on Becky's traits and becomes entangled in the late prom queen's former life.
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This successful transmission of entangled photons from a satellite is a huge step toward a secure, space-based quantum communication network.
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A wooden structure with spindly legs, arranged in a rough circle, supports the tape decks and their entangled web of wires.
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Despite attempts to reposition museums as 'living institutions,' they will always remain structurally entangled with capital, neoliberalism and racial progress narratives.
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The two men are the latest in a string of former Trump associates who became legally entangled during the Mueller investigation.
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Black Cat is a burglar with acrobatic prowess who also happens to be entangled in a love story of her own.
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Last season, Gus found himself entangled with Heidi (Briga Heelan), an actress on the show, swept up in her Hollywood status.
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Therefore the solution to store a blockchain in a quantum era requires a quantum blockchain using a series of entangled photons.
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Once a rising star in the NFL, his violent streak lost him everything as he became entangled in multiple criminal cases.
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Last year, the China National Space Administration used its quantum satellite to send the first entangled photons from space to Earth.
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Speaking with CNN, Plemmons suggested that school stress may be one contributing factor, though suicide attempts often have multiple, entangled causes.
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The developments fed a theory among conservatives that Flynn had been entrapped by the bureau and unfairly entangled in Mueller's probe.
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This comedic drama positions Dickinson as a woman romantically entangled with her close friend and sister-in-law Susan (Susan Ziegler).
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They became entangled with Lance Armstrong's handlebars, causing him to fall near the end of a major stage in the Pyrenees.
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"Spooky action at a distance," to paraphrase Einstein, allows for two entangled particles to "inform" one another without being physically connected.
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Along the way, Palmer's life becomes entangled with that of famous actor Martin Weir (DeVito) and gambler Leo Devoe (David Paymer).
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Untrained people should not try to save an entangled animal on their own, said Sprague, a wildlife control officer in Hawaii.
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"We are Siamese twins - we are so entangled together," said Alan Russell, chief executive of the Tecma Group, an outsourcing firm.
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Shortly afterward, Flynn became entangled in the investigation and resigned as national security adviser after only three weeks in the job.
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CO), entangled in a massive money laundering scandals, has appointed Simon Kingsbury as head of surveillance and investigation from HSBC (HSBA.
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Critic score: 68%Synopsis: "Closer" follows four strangers in London who become entangled in a web of passionate affairs and drama.
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Today's child needs to know even if they're entangled in social media problems, there are ways to get out of it.
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Seven vaquitas have died or been killed, and experts fear that more have been entangled in gill nets and have drowned.
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And Mr. Gates, a longtime protégé of Mr. Manafort's who was also charged, found himself deeply entangled in the Russia inquiry.
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The heightened tensions have raised concerns that the U.S. could become entangled in another military conflict in the Middle East. Sen.
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Tafrate has spent most of his career working in criminal justice, where anger is often entangled with violence and substance abuse.
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He also played a doctor who becomes entangled in violent conflict in Latin America in John Sayles's "Men With Guns" (1997).
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His acquisitions included RCA — then-owner of NBC — and Kidder Peabody, the brokerage that became entangled in an insider trading scandal.
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Most of the Chinese government officials entangled in the bank's activities have since retired, among them Mr. Jiang and Mr. Wen.
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At the time, Mr. Fuks and others had become entangled in a complicated $1.5 billion deal to buy Ukrainian government bonds.
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Since the original F.B.I. request, the issue of interviewing the whistle-blower has become more fraught and entangled in partisan politics.
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In what is a clear mental health decline, Sarah finds herself entangled in a web of amnesia, hallucinations and supernatural experiences.
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The food was so visibly entangled in his gnashers that the internet spotted it and, thankfully, chose to stan the spinach.
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In recent weeks, the former governor of Texas became entangled in the Democratic-led impeachment probe into Trump's actions involving Ukraine.
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Lawrence E. Walsh, the Iran-contra investigator whose $37 million inquiry lasted seven years and got entangled with a congressional investigation.
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Mathematical operations on superposed and entangled qubits can act, to a greater or lesser degree, on all of them at once.
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Raising the budget caps has been on the table for months but has always been entangled with the contentious immigration debate.
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According to Lanning, parents are typically not professionals, they're emotionally entangled and they're rarely objective when it comes to their kids.
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Mahathir is seeking to renegotiate, and perhaps cancel, billions of dollars worth of Chinese-invested projects entangled in domestic graft probes.
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These polemics all too often overshadow the very human experience they purport to understand, reducing to caricature full and entangled lives.
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Giuliani became entangled in the president's impeachment proceedings as his involvement in the White House's Ukraine policy has come to light.
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You can take advantage of this eerie setup to create a secure network between two people—essentially, if you're linked by entangled particles, maybe you can have a Bell's inequality checker in your communication network that tells you whether your system is secure (particles entangled) or insecure (a third party has hacked the system, breaking the link).
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He is a former KGB spy and Author of Deep Undercover: My Life of Entangled Allegiances as a KGB Spy in America.
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The effect is curiously unstable, not so much a story as a network of possibilities, in which the reader is rapidly entangled.
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The pair became entangled when galaxy NGC 4490's gravity drew in the much smaller galaxy NGC 4485 over millions of years.
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The photons, when entangled, will have the same polarization state—though which one, horizontal or vertical, is a mystery until the measurement.
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You can tell whether these particles were entangled based on mathematical correlations that would come up during repeated resulting measurements of them.
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Since Amazon announced the acquisition of Whole Foods Market, the grocery store has been getting more deeply entangled in the Amazon ecosystem.
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On the other hand, we say our two c-ons are entangled when information about one improves our knowledge of the other.
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But some still remain entangled in the lower courts and could even hit the Supreme Court — maybe with Kavanaugh on the bench.
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Moscow has justified its airstrikes against moderate opposition forces by saying they have been entangled with al-Nursa and are not identifiable.
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When the woman, who is Rachel's ex-husband Tom's (Theroux) nanny, shockingly goes missing, Blunt's character finds herself entangled in the investigation.
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But pensions defeated him, after he looked likely to get caught up in a corruption investigation that had already entangled many lawmakers.
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His arrest made him the first foreign worker in China to be entangled in the Chinese government's crackdown on legal rights groups.
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The calculation is then just a matter of letting quantum-mechanical laws play out on this system of superposed and entangled qubits.
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West and Drake recently became entangled in a very public feud that stemmed from Drake's other very public feud with Pusha-T.
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However, right before Jackson's death in 2009 the director and Jackson's estate became entangled in a legal battle concerning the film's ownership.
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The serious featured an ensemble cast who became entangled in a web of scandals that included sex, murder, and their wealthy employers.
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An awards show is a small but welcome distraction amidst the political firestorm we've been entangled in over the past few weeks.
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Rather than identifying, analyzing and eradicating the threat, organizations can easily become entangled in processes hindering response time and further endangering operations.
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The input and output superpositions will be entangled, which means that a measurement on one of them will instantly affect the other.
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The highly anticipated exhibition of contemporary art has been entangled in political disputes in the past, perhaps this year more than ever.
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Portman plays Elizabeth, a well-meaning young woman who strays from her husband and becomes entangled in a passionate affair with Rick.
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Just as she was maturing as an artist, she became entangled with Stieglitz, as lover and companion, yes, but also as subject.
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Polls show the public supports the strike, although there is widespread opposition to the U.S. becoming further entangled in Syria's civil war.
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In 2012, he became entangled in a homicide case while living in Belize, then spent the next two years on the run.
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Crucially, Steinhauer observed that escaping particles seemed to be entangled with particles pulled over the edge — meaning that their physical properties matched.
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As Nixon became entangled in Watergate scandal, he found it increasingly difficult to manage foreign policy and offloaded the task to Kissinger.
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"Whalers (Boiling Blubber) Entangled in Flaw Ice, Endeavoring to Extricate Themselves" (1846) represents two spectral ships on an eerily calm Arctic sea.
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"The two go hand in hand: individuals who become afflicted with drug addiction obviously become entangled in the justice system," said Harris.
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The United States has blamed the attack on Syrian President Bashar Assad, who has been entangled in a civil war since 2011.
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Supporters say it has made the financial system stronger, while critics say it has entangled corporations in regulation that hurts the economy.
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I stand with my then-wife Frida Baranek at Auschwitz gazing at the entangled piles of spectacles left behind by the gassed.
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Villanova became entangled in foul trouble with 12 overall before the break, and the Quakers held a 32-28 advantage at halftime.
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This pattern reveals itself more dramatically as we drilled down into policy leaders, who are most closely entangled in the election cycle.
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The reconciliation process is intended for tax and spending bills so the government keeps functioning and doesn't get entangled in complex debates.
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The train to Enfield was hardly the greatest extreme to which I would go during the decade I was entangled with Adderall.
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Lindsay was enjoying Sunday in the ocean off Turkey when she tried pulling up the boat anchor and became entangled in it.
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With your brains comfortably entangled in its electrode network, the NeurAlign sends evocative nerve impulses between you to determine your romantic potential.
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The entangled particles were generated on board the satellite and then delivered to two different ground systems using a split laser beam.
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They're nervous about being entrapped or entangled in American wars overseas, and they're worried about sending the wrong signal to Japan's neighbors.
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Bieber doesn't throw the first punch, but he does get a few licks in as the pair trade blows then become entangled.
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Will the United States be certain not to be entangled in a war of liberation started by a reinforced nuclear North Korea?
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And last year, Natarajan and Wright proved that interacting with entangled provers actually expands the class of problems that can be verified.
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"There's this long sequence of works just wondering how powerful" a verification procedure with two entangled quantum provers can be, Natarajan said.
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But a lot of people are texting me very personal questions about this "throuple" situation in which my character finds himself entangled.
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The leadership of Mr. Netanyahu, who is entangled in a corruption scandal, has deepened divisions and pushed the country to the right.
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For some time, scientists have suspected that the body's internal organs are as gossipy and socially entangled as any 8th-grade classroom.
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If no intrusion was detected along the circuit, the result of this will be pairs of entangled particles back at the detector.
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But her daughter, who turned 26 in custody, has been swept up by the sort of geopolitical forces that have entangled others.
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But the issue has become entangled in a partisan battle over Republican efforts to repeal major provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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While the ship was being treated publicly as little more than a maritime curiosity, its presence became entangled in the political discourse.
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I started long-distance trail running in 2013, at a time when I was entangled in a web of depression and anxiety.
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The researchers' images showed purple hermit crabs using plastic containers for shelter, and a female green turtle entangled in a fishing net.
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Since 1997, China's economy has become less dependent on Hong Kong, while the territory's prosperity has become more entangled with the mainland.
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But as her former husband's loans came due, Ms. Li became entangled in several court cases about her share of the debt.
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"Strange Planet" comic creator Nathan Pyle was entangled in a canceling for being pro-life but his book still has rave reviews.
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But the Trump Organization will remain entangled in many existing deals, some of which involve businesses and executives linked to foreign governments.
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Many in Netanyahu's inner circle have become entangled in the case, but the Prime Minister has not been named as a suspect.
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Raising the budget caps is something lawmakers have considered for months, but it has always been entangled with the contentious immigration debate.
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It's no coincidence that Cape Verde, where the party has deep connections, is also a nation heavily entangled with the cocaine trade.
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Time to fix that roof tin, which he found entangled in Brazilian pepper seedlings and love vines and struggled to drag out.
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Cohen is entangled in the legal case surrounding records seized from his office and hotel room during an FBI raid last week.
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Increasingly, it is also entangled with mobile phones, sensors and all sorts of other devices in the so-called Internet of Things.
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Since then, his party has also become entangled in major corruption cases over the payment of kickbacks for public works in Catalonia.
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We see the entangled effects of racial prejudice, misogyny, violence and environmental depredation laid out like the scrambled pieces of a puzzle.
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De Niro stars as mob hitman Frank Sheeran who becomes entangled in the disappearance of labor leader Jimmy Hoffa, played by Pacino.
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Here, in the newness of life, we discover a concentrated form of the drama of existence in which we are all entangled.
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The then 37-year-old Argento and Bennett are on a bed shirtless, their heads on a pillow and their arms entangled.
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Just as she was maturing as an artist, she became entangled with Stieglitz, as lover and companion, yes, but also as subject.
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Nature: Francis Pérez's image of a sea turtle entangled in a fishing net swimming off the coast of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain.
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Kody, 47, and Meri, 45, entered therapy to deal with the emotional fallout of the web of lies in which she was entangled.
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"We can't deny that Nusra is among us," Mr. Hadad said, referring to Qaeda-linked fighters entangled with rebel groups on the battlefield.
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We say we have "entangled histories" when it is impossible to assign a definite state to our system at each moment in time.
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Just ask Hefty here, who was apparently attacked by a coyote and then became entangled in a trash bag sometime following the attack.
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The president's personal lawyer, campaign manager, deputy campaign manager, and several campaign advisers have been entangled by indictments, guilty pleas, and criminal convictions.
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This move aligns HUD with a larger government effort to lessen the burden of reentry on individuals entangled in the criminal justice system.
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The two California-based companies have been entangled in a years-long legal dispute over patent royalties that is being fought out globally.
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As for the drama Machado's been entangled in throughout the series ... we asked if the beanball he took Wednesday will end the drama.
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But alongside Qualcomm's history of innovation is a complex legal history and it's currently entangled in lawsuits with both the FTC and Apple.
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But Kit knows a chilling secret about Diane — and Diane knows she knows it — and the former friends quickly find themselves dangerously entangled.
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In the movie, Emily Blunt plays Rachel Watson, an alcoholic divorcee who becomes entangled in the police investigation of a stranger's missing wife.
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Over dishes like roasted Brussels sprouts, beef ragu and eggplant parmigiana, the money challenges, and emotions invariably entangled with them, come tumbling out.
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For those of us who aren't programmers but who are, nonetheless, entangled in this world created by programmers, how do we navigate this?
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What allows this remarkable feat is quantum entanglement: each quantum computer contains subatomic particles that are entangled with particles in the other computer.
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These models try to describe how entangled particles can seem to share information even when located far apart, where they do not interact.
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As for her relationship with ex-fiancé Nathan Griffith, the pair are still entangled in a vicious custody battle over their son Kaiser.
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They could do this by comparing photons that stay in the weaker gravitational environment of orbit with their entangled partners sent to Earth.
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But to avoid Brexit getting entangled in the European elections in late May, they are likely to limit the extension to two months.
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Once the target is entangled, a cable connecting the net to the mother ship will be tightened, closing the neck of the net.
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But as the researchers write in their paper, "the distributed entangled photons are readily useful for entanglement-based quantum key distribution," or QKD.
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Even though the entire city of Medellín is entangled in a fierce manhunt for this man, the police officers just...let him pass.
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The Pauls have been entangled in various controversies, but it was over the last year that both caught the attention of mainstream media.
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What people have misconstrued about the political stuff we got entangled in a couple years ago is that I'm not detached from reality.
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Other key players: Japan: A team of researchers there has sent entangled photons from a satellite in low Earth orbit to the ground.
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While we still have awhile to go before you're sending email over a quantum network, our entangled future seems a lot closer now.
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This has increasingly entangled the country in both Iraq and now Syria, whose Kurdish minority has carved out an enclave along Turkey's border.
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They also found that this region became more entangled with the part of the brain that deals with how we perceive our environment.
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" The actress who, along with Penn, became surreally entangled in the hunt for El Chapo, says she feels "protected for the first time.
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In this way, Trump is closer to Richard Nixon, whose fight with the CIA was entangled with his wounded ego and insatiable pride.
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Entangled photons that passed through the phase filter were expected to form four eye-like patterns, and that's exactly what the image showed.
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For decades, the Madonna has been entangled in the type of distinctly Italian bureaucratic standoff that can bend time as well as logic.
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The vaquita, which are generally less than five feet long when fully grown, become entangled in nets set for the totoaba, and drown.
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A number of American presidents, including Dwight D. Eisenhower, who grew up in Kansas, were apprehensive about becoming entangled in the Middle East.
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For years, the BSA has been entangled in costly litigation with plaintiffs who said they were abused by scout leaders in their youth.
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Another minor, Karim, 17, fled his native Ivory Coast after his family became entangled in the de facto civil war there last year.
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And Trump's blacklisting of Huawei, a Chinese tech firm with purported ties to the country's intelligence agencies, has also become entangled in talks.
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Today, when anti-Muslim rhetoric inflames political discourse, it is useful to remember that our pasts are more entangled than is often appreciated.
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Although this did not affect subsistence hunting by the Inupiaq, the renewal of their quotas became entangled with the debate over commercial whaling.
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The pledges come as Beijing remains entangled in an on-off trade war with the United States, its second largest supplier of soybeans.
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The long-term risk for Fox is that in becoming so entangled in Trump, they could become discredited if the president goes down.
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The disgusting creature starts to wind around the doctor's head, like one of those long telephone cords that can get you so entangled.
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I noticed two fallen trees whose root systems were intertwined, so entangled it would be impossible to separate them without damaging them both.
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Our Founding Fathers also encouraged the maintenance of mutually beneficial trade relationships with other nations while forewarning us not to become over-entangled.
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Also, a Sotheby's auction is entangled in an identity theft scandal, and Larry Gagosian is sued over $2550 million in unfinished Koons sculptures.
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One of YouTube's biggest celebrities found himself entangled early Friday in news coverage of the mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand.
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Eighty-five percent of right whales have been entangled in fishing lines, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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In 2011 she became entangled in a corruption investigation involving a French businessman, though she was not herself a suspect in the case.
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But given that every card is, also, a few short clicks away, in-game power and market value are entangled as never before.
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Women's World Cups are inevitably entangled with larger questions, about issues like gender quality and the overall health and growth of women's sports.
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And the battle has entangled the Chinese telecom company Huawei, with America and others declaring its 5G hardware a risk to national security.
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Millions of pilgrims and tourist visited the Hazrat Masumeh shrine every year, but has become entangled in the new coronavirus outbreak in Iran.
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Both strikes were focused and limited, a reflection of the president's stated reluctance to get the United States entangled in extended conflicts overseas.
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Two top executives at Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong's flagship airline, resigned last week as the company became entangled in the city's political crisis.
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There was a bit of sealing wax with a fingerprint, a brush entangled with strands of hair, and a set of lieutenants' epaulets.
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A Tour rookie, Dylan Groenewegen, slid across the pavement entangled with his bike for about 15 yards, as if he were on ice.
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The couple, who are entangled in a web of suspicious death investigations, have been refusing to tell law enforcement where the children are.
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During an opening last year, a drone piloted by Troemel spun out of control and became horribly entangled in a gallery-goer's hair.
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Things get much more original and interesting when Mishra captures how the many currents of romantic nationalism are entangled in the contemporary world.
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Another, perhaps less meandering configuration could see the two diminutive moons move too close to each other and find their gravity fields entangled.
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He got entangled in unsuccessful negotiations on forming a government, and lost support even after merging Podemos with a smaller left-wing party.
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Netanyahu and his inner circle are entangled in a series of corruption scandals back home that has put his political future in jeopardy.
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The reasons are many, not least that the forces that impel people to migrate are entangled with profound economic, political, and other realities.
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When the woman, who just happens to be her ex-husband Tom's (Justin Theroux) nanny, goes missing, Rachel finds herself entangled with an investigation.
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The project is an example of how US and Chinese efforts to progress in AI are entangled, despite recent rhetoric about superpower technology rivalry.
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Like most marine species, sharks can become entangled in fishing lines and netting, which can cause severe injuries and even death without prompt intervention.
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Although some hackers may be unwilling to become entangled in politics, Moss sees the intense post-election interest in his community as an opportunity.
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You could separate these two entangled particles to opposite sides of the galaxy, but when you mess with one, you instantaneously change the other.
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Ultimately, scientists want to build computing devices where data can be coded onto single spins, sets of coherent spins, and sets of entangled spins.
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Racial gerrymandering can mean the dilution of the voting power of certain racial or demographic groups, which is usually entangled with seeking partisan advantage.
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While Ed and Peggy's union turned sour after they became entangled in a mysterious murder, we have a good feeling about Plemons and Dunst.
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If quantum communications were like mailing a letter, entangled photons are kind of like the envelope: They carry the message and keep it secure.
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A new quantum device entangles 20 quantum bits together at the same time, making it perhaps one of the most entangled, controllable devices yet.
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But entangling a lot of particles together and keeping them entangled while still being able to control the individual qubits has been exceedingly difficult.
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So long as your light particles are demonstrating statistically that they're entangled, then you can use their outcome as a quantum random number generator.
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It's a relief to not get entangled in heady debates, but to take in wisdom from the stories he tells me of the sea.
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The newlywed couple has been identified as people of interest in the childrens' disappearance, but that's not the only open case they're entangled in.
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It was corruption, with several high-profile associates and government officials entangled in a variety of scandals involving the alleged looting of state resources.
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But because of entanglement, measurements on particles in one computer say something about the entangled particles in the other computer, enabling greater knowledge transfer.
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In theory, entangled photons can remain linked across any distance, but in practical terms, it's often difficult to distribute photon pairs without disrupting entanglement.
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Onstage, in Danai Gurira's play about women entangled in a civil war in Liberia, she is incandescent, fierce and gentle, moving with tenacious grace.
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These escalations have captured overseas attention, and American businesses — some operating in both Hong Kong and China — have found themselves entangled in the standoff.
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Others, including Dugue, got entangled in complex "foreclosure rescue" and "home saving" schemes offered up by predators who targeted owners trying to hang on.
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The tradition ultimately came to an end when one loose balloon became entangled in the propeller of a small plane, nearly taking it down.
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Currently, India is entangled in more than 20 international arbitration cases, and could end up paying billions of dollars in damages if it loses.
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AT&T is already entangled in an ongoing antitrust battle with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) over its new DirecTV Now streaming video offering.
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Divers found, for instance, plastic fishing nets entangled on deep corals off the Philippines and deep corals harmed by warm waters off the Bahamas.
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But now Steinhauer says his lab has improved its experimental setup sufficiently that it's observed entangled phonons being emitted by an acoustic black hole.
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A Greenwood, South Carolina, man is seeking guidance after a pair of entangled snakes fell from his ceiling, local news station WSPA 7 reports.
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Whoopi Goldberg became entangled in a furious argument with guest Judge Jeanine Pirro after comments the latter made on Thursday's episode of The View.
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For example, Li explained, an electron's wave function—the complex mathematical description of its quantum properties—can be entangled with another electron's wave function.
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"We have an understanding of how to describe that in terms of the 'sludge' on the boundary," he added, referring to the entangled qubits.
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McDaniel became entangled in an intense period of sparring between Trump and Romney in January 2019, shortly before he was sworn into the Senate.
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Even more bizarrely, quantum gates that act on two or more qubits at once can cause the qubits to become "entangled" with each other.
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Her comments came days before Mr. Trump plans to give a major speech seeking to revive the scandals of the 1990s that entangled Mrs.
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The shoe -- a 3.5 "big kid" size, or 5.5 women's US size -- was entangled in a girl's pair of jeans, the sheriff's office said.
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Before the plea deal, Cohen was entangled in the courts over his involvement with providing a hush payment to adult-film star Stormy Daniels.
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Clinton is grilled and entangled in the fine points of domestic and foreign policy — then they will have done the country a grave disservice.
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She was introduced by Marty Rosenberg, whose family's plate glass business became entangled with Mr. Trump over unpaid services at the Trump Taj Mahal.
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Corsi, best known as a prolific spinner of conspiracy theories, has become entangled in the Mueller investigation because of his contacts with Roger Stone.
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Gianforte offers a very different account, saying Jacobs was overly aggressive with his microphone and the pair became entangled, crashing together to the floor.
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The film stars Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard as spies who marry only to have their love affair become entangled in a larger conspiracy.
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Another factor very seldom mentioned in accounts of Luther's world is the flourishing of a dissenter nation bordering Germany and deeply entangled with it.
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After rocking a breast-baring $2,995 Burberry top in her recent Vanity Fair spread, Emma Watson found herself entangled in a debate on feminism.
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If someone tried to intercept data sent over one of these quantum lines, the receiver would immediately know, since they'd receive un-entangled data.
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At the same time, a station between the two telescopes generated thousands of entangled photons which were then sent to detectors at the telescope.
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These volunteers—known as Bellsters—played a video game to instruct over 100 scientists how to perform measurements on entangled particles and superconducting devices.
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Both former CONCACAF President Warner and former CONCACAF General Secretary Blazer were entangled in FIFA's bribery scandal, which came to a head in 2015.
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Still, most scientists I spoke with shared Oganov's disinclination toward getting entangled in political activism, prioritizing their scientific partnerships over sabre-rattling between nations.
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The nature of these wonder-chasing trips is that your success rate sooner or later gets entangled with your feelings about what you deserve.
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It seems both incongruous, given how embedded cottages are in our Canadian national psyche, and perfect, given how entangled we are with our neighbors.
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One of Hoganson's central points — an original contribution to the history of the region — is that Midwestern farmers were deeply entangled with British imperialism.
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Months later, relentlessly questioned about Mr. Trump, whose fortunes had entangled his own, he would no longer talk to me about much of anything.
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Ottawa imposed sanctions on many senior Russian officials after the annexation of Crimea and is entangled in a diplomatic and trade dispute with China.
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Even the legal status of European Union citizens already living in Britain remains unclear, entangled in the stalled Brexit talks between Brussels and London.
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The jury's verdict further tarnishes the legacy of Jan Crouch, whose television empire became entangled in legal acrimony near the end of her life.
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When March for Our Lives speaks on both federal and state gun laws, it risks getting entangled in a web of state speech laws.
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The war has also entangled Russia and the United States, and sent shock waves through Europe, which streams of Syrian refugees have fled to.
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Part of the answer to these questions may lie in the entangled story of the Tate Modern and the Bankside neighborhood it helped spawn.
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As a result, we will not go looking to force our political system on others, or become entangled in foolish and costly foreign adventures.
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Set in Koch-era Manhattan, it charts the entangled lives of New Yorkers dealing with exes, bar mitzvahs, therapists, and the spectre of AIDS .
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If the U.S.-China trade dispute continues to worsen, however, sanctions policy could become entangled in the broader strategic conflict between the two superpowers.
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There's a series of nude self-portraits taken in a graveyard that have Woodman entangled around a tombstone, recalling her surrealist and gothic edges.
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The country has been entangled in a high-profile doping scheme since 2015, when the WADA found evidence of mass doping in Russian athletics.
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"Real estate fundamentals remain entangled in a lattice of continuing demand, tight supply and disciplined financial underwriting," said George Ratiu, senior economist at realtor.com.
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The second story deals with the entangled relationship between Anna (Louisa Krause), an escort, and Erica (Anna Friel), a high-powered operative in Washington.
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Turner feared he would get "entangled in a wrestling match" or be kicked if he didn't use the Taser, he testified in court documents.
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Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson), both from Unbreakable, find themselves entangled with the Beast, the most aggressive of Kevin Wendell Crumb's (James McAvoy) personalities.
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Komarov quickly recognized this and manually activated the backup parachute, which became entangled with the drogue, rendering both devices useless in decelerating the craft.
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Why were the Clintons' well-connected senior advisers so entangled in potential conflicts of interest that were called out in private by Chelsea Clinton?
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Whatever Mangum's impulse, the effect is a visual record of the deeply entangled interracial social life of the Jim Crow South — whimsical and haunting.
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Quantum gates instead move a qubit's value to somewhere else between zero or one, or change the built-in statistics of an entangled qubit pair.
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Did he just happen to get entangled in two dubious encounters right after being suspended for encounters that exceeded even the forgiving bounds of dubiousness?
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It worked, according to the paper, and the researchers calculated that they'd successfully entangled the photons, even after passing one through the water-filled tube.
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Accelerate it very strongly and it will click like mad, and the particles it sees will be entangled with particles that remain beyond its view.
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And there's entanglement, which is like if we tied a bunch of coins together, changing the probability of certain outcomes because they're, well, entangled now.
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Qubits can be connected, so that operating on one has an impact on the entangled ones, allowing their processing power to be harnessed in parallel.
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First the system would produce a pair of entangled photons, then shoot out one of the photons while trapping the other back at the station.
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The Vision Fund recently became entangled with President-elect Donald Trump, when he claimed credit for Vision Fund plans that pre-dated his election win.
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But two weeks after our wedding, my husband got a job in New York, and so our lives became entangled in a whole new fight.
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Hutchins' lawyer didn't respond to a request for comment, but Hutchins himself tweeted an unease that he'd gotten entangled with a nation-state hacking operation.
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When they are entangled, whatever happens to one particle is related to what happens to the other, even when they are separated by many miles.
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Dacre Montgomery and Sadie Sink are moving to Hawkins as step-siblings who become immediately entangled in the lives of characters we've come to love.
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Previous backers Nordic Makers, David Helgason, EduCapital and Entangled Group also followed on, bringing the total raised by the company to date to $35 million.
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The first season left her entangled in a criminal plot with a contract killer Javier (Juan Diego Botto) and now, she's officially on the run.
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Since then, Spencer and other prominent actors, entangled in costly lawsuits and tired of being heckled by anti-fascist protesters, have faded into relative obscurity.
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" O&aposShea said Cox got into a "scuffle" with the man during the traffic stop that caused him to be "entangled in the suspect's vehicle.
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The career of a female K-pop idol is also entangled with Korean politics, adding to the pressure—and to the rewards—of the career.
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"Generally speaking, when it comes to emulating highly entangled systems, there has not been a [classical] breakthrough that has really changed the game," Preskill said.
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During the middle of his tenure, though, he got entangled in a devastating five-day war with Russia over the breakaway region of South Ossetia.
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But India, which has been building up its navy, is wary of getting entangled in South China Sea disputes and provoking a backlash from China.
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One of the nuns who got entangled in a lawsuit filed by Katy Perry collapsed and died during a court appearance related to the case.
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Yet for the rest of their lives, they are likely to be entangled in an indefinite separation—living apart and never able to remarry others.
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Vets needed to step in and feed the joey by hand, since her mother stopped producing milk after becoming entangled in the barbed wire fence.
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Snap's found itself entangled for the first time in a politically-motivated censorship issue, one that legacy social media companies like Facebook have seen before.
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The first brain scans of people on LSD have revealed that the drug causes different regions of the brain to become more entangled and connected.
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The document says the reforms were needed to improve efficiency and remove judges "entangled in dishonourable service" in Poland's communist government, which fell in 1989.
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With 10 seconds left in the first half, Morrow was assessed a technical foul for pushing a Providence player after getting entangled with Drew Edwards.
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The more Trump is mired in scandal, the more likely Pence's elevation to the Oval Office becomes, unless he ends up legally entangled as well.
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The country is also entangled in disputes across the border, with its eastern and western neighbors - Bangladesh and Pakistan - accusing it of monopolizing water flows.
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Chinese clearance would remove a long-running roadblock to the deal that has become entangled with broader trade tensions between the United States and China.
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For one, it's dealing with shockwaves from #MeToo, the movement to stem sexual harassment, which has entangled culinary heavyweights including Mario Batali and John Besh.
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I loved living life by following my own compass, and yet somehow this had entangled me in a monogamous relationship again, one with major consequences.
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Qualcomm reported quarterly earnings and revenue on Wednesday that beat analysts' expectations, even as the chipmaker remains entangled in a costly legal battle with Apple.
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Pecker became entangled with federal prosecutors thanks to evidence and testimony provided by the president's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who has also flipped on Trump.
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She was loved, and had a solid guardian, but she was also surrounded by people addicted to drugs and entangled in the criminal justice system.
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We spent most of the following three days entangled, usually on his basement couch, taking breaks for food and polite conversation with each other's families.
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For straight women, who are entangled in the male gaze even in the privacy of their own homes, this is a much more difficult proposition.
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Trump has spent the past week enraged at the special counsel and the ever-growing web of associates who have become entangled in the investigation.
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"[He was] entangled in security features affixed to the top of the fence," according to the Secret Service, which did not identify the individual. Rep.
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The flurry of announcements indicated that Mr. Trump was gaining control over a transition operation that had been entangled in infighting during its early stages.
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And his testimony further elucidated the various corruption inquiries in which Mr. Rechnitz, the son of a Los Angeles real estate millionaire, has been entangled.
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The exhumation plan comes as Franco's family is already entangled in several disputes after the death of the dictator's daughter, his only child, in December.
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There are still about 30 vineyards with parrales, or climbing vines, some 100 to 250 years old, that grow entangled with moelle and chañar trees.
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And with that period are a spattering of memories that got entangled in it like bits of shell and sand in a clump of seaweed.
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More than anything, the scandal shows how much elite higher education has become entangled in structures of prestige, status and anxiety among the upper class.
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Both platforms are now also entangled in the investigation by Robert Mueller, the special counsel, and facing the possibility of future regulation of political advertising.
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One day as the boy was learning to dress himself and became entangled in his clothes, he asked Alexa how to put a shirt on.
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With environmental groups already vowing to sue, the new Trump rule will likely become quickly entangled in litigation, much as its Obama-era predecessor was.
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What's more, the team built a "converter" on each chip which could switch between reading or storing information from one entangled photon property to another.
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As with any company facing an imperiled market share, they respond swiftly and soon find themselves entangled with a menacing, mustachioed entrepreneur named Guido Hatz.
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In December, Trump denied knowing Prince Andrew, the son of Queen Elizabeth II, after the duke became entangled in sexual abuse accusations against Jeffrey Epstein.
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Instead of waiting for the youth to respond to the next crisis, we should proactively engage them as partners in shaping our AI-entangled future.
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In the police siege of demonstrators at Hong Kong Polytechnic University this week, another group entangled in the city's crisis has become conspicuously outspoken: parents.
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Two of England's most notable WAGs are entangled in the most dramatic social media feud since Kim Kardashian West shared that video of Taylor Swift.
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Not since Evita has a woman held so much concentrated power for so long — or become so entangled in the country's present — as Mrs. Kirchner.
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Bolton's attorney Charles Cooper is currently entangled with the House in court over whether another client of his, Charles Kupperman, must testify before the House.
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The debate over health-care coverage has entangled more than one candidate, first Harris and then Warren, who didn't release a detailed plan until November.
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If accommodating diverse consciences in a publicly entangled health system gives one pause, perhaps so too should further government takeovers of health care writ large.
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He sustained the injury during a play early in the third quarter when his leg was entangled with guard Mike Person on a running play.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine has become entangled in a political battle in Washington between President Donald Trump and the Democrats ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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"Still, there is always an element of fear among the investors," said an international banker in reference to the various controversies it is entangled in.
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Testimony by government witnesses entangled Mr. Sobell in the conspiracy, though no evidence was presented that tied him to the theft of any nuclear secrets.
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One whale, a young female named Bayla, showed stress levels eight times higher after she was found entangled in synthetic fishing ropes in January 2011.
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Last year, the NDAA also got entangled with the wider debate over LGBT rights versus religious freedom because of an amendment added in mark up.
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"In Notre-Dame it was very complicated because the oak beams were entangled with each other in what we call the forest," Mr. Prunet said.
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They were untethered, having left behind their own countries and families after the war, entangled in love affairs, and often marked by violence and addictions.
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True enough ... she never made it past the fence and in the first case her shoelaces became entangled on the spires and she dangled helplessly.
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Fey and Kemper are excellent together, as Kimmy gets entangled in Andrea's life to the point that the two are basically giving each other therapy.
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The entangled loops and whorls of the painting convey a sense of being lost in one's mind, the wheel of awareness turning back on itself.
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The gray whale with the metal frame is the second one entangled in fishing gear to be spied along California's coastline in less than a month.
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That could be due to a variety of reasons, including a rebounding population of whales, and even just more people reporting the entangled animals to authorities.
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In 2004 a benign depiction of Mr Erdogan as a cat entangled in a ball of wool seemed to set the prime minister off (see below).
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He added that the deer can also die while locking antlers because they get so entangled that they get stuck and end up dying of starvation.
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Similarly to how we got conventional entanglement by eliminating some possibilities, we can create entangled histories by making measurements that gather partial information about what happened.
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The vicious, entangled war involving Turkey, Russia, Syria and a dozen other combatants got more confusing on Monday when Russia's ambassador to Turkey was fatally shot.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Billions of bits of plastic waste are entangled in corals and sickening reefs from Thailand to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, scientists said on Thursday.
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Walton was livid after Julius Randle became entangled with Cousins near halfcourt and appeared to be tossed by Cousins like a rag doll to the floor.
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The math of quantum mechanics introduces the idea that two particles can become "entangled," so their joint properties must be described with the same mathematical machinery.
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That's the idea that space-time and everything in it emerges like a hologram out of information stored in the entangled quantum states of particles. Yes.
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Besides, Mr Trump sees even less reason to get entangled in Syria than Mr Obama did, beyond fighting Islamic State in the east of the country.
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During their 68-day Eastern Pacific counter drug patrol, the crew of USCGC Thetis rescued a large sea turtle entangled in $53 million worth of cocaine.
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The team found DNA from members of 26 of these in their samples, and also detected three families that had no representatives entangled in Paamiut's nets.
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Scott Pruitt Two high-level officials at the Environmental Protection Agency are leaving after getting entangled in the ethics scandal tied to agency head Scott Pruitt.
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Over the years, Bathum and his business were entangled in at least 50 other lawsuits, facing accusations ranging from civil harassment to fraud and wrongful termination.
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He stayed entangled in the Bachelor family's notoriously incestuous dating web, apparently getting involved with Bachelor 16 Ben Flajnik's on-again, off-again fiancé Courtney Robertson.
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Nevertheless small businesses often fear that coming out of the shadows will mean more shakedowns by corrupt officials, or being entangled in reams of red tape.
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Maybe it would turn out that systems with more than 14 entangled qubits in the circuit produce a large amount of interference that breaks the operation.
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Physicists have shown in real tests that the amount of correlations between entangled particles is more than would be expected if quantum entanglement did not exist.
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But if you've lived in many of America's poor, urban areas or been entangled in its penal system, you're more than likely familiar with the publication.
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But a far bigger threat to the "brand" of Christianity comes, I think, from religious blowhards who have entangled faith with bigotry, sexism, homophobia and xenophobia.
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Rather than the 0s and 1s of standard computing, a quantum computer's bits are in superpositions of both, and each "qubit" is entangled with every other.
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Over the course of the century, Serpell traces the history of Zambia through the experiences of three families entangled in a generations-long cycle of revenge.
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Plastic poses a particularly acute threat to wildlife, which can become entangled in it or eat it, causing birds, fish, and marine mammals to slowly starve.
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"Disengaging some of this stuff would be tough — for 20 years Canada and Mexico have been entangled with U.S. manufacturing and its supply chains," he said.
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Working with the Bureau of Labour Statistics she has unpacked America's inflation index, examining the prices for everything from health care to Cheerios entangled within it.
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They then entangled the grounded photon with a third photon, and measured how this altered its polarisation and the polarisation of the photon on the satellite.
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When staff from Snake Catchers Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan & Gold Coast arrived at the home to do their job, the two snakes were still entangled in battle.
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For a quantum computer, the entangling of multiple qubits is paramount; in the best case, all of a given device's bits are entangled with one another.
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Thus, you might need just 50 entangled qubits to model quantum states that would require exponentially many classical bits—1.125 quadrillion to be exact—to encode.
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Lee's paper, published in Physical Review Letters, extends the mathematics of these systems, so perhaps this quantum checker can use particles entangled among lots of computers.
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War of Will had finished seventh in the Kentucky Derby after becoming entangled with Maximum Security, which finished first at Churchill Downs but was later disqualified.
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Ben Roethlisberger being entangled in Trump's affair, and Trump revealing his true mission at the helm of nuclear warheads: to kill all of the world's sharks.
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The bendy fabric of space-time in the interior of the universe is a projection that emerges from entangled quantum particles living on its outer boundary.
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Nine months after soccer's world governing body became entangled in a vast corruption scandal, it elected Gianni Infantino, UEFA's secretary general, to lead the sport forward.
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So here's an admittedly incomplete timeline of the scandals, explaining how Trump got entangled with Daniels and McDougal, and how Cohen got involved in silencing them.
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When any two quantum objects interact, they get "entangled" with each other, entering a shared quantum state in which the possibilities for their properties are interdependent.
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Surveys show voters are divided over changing the charter, with opponents worried doing so would increase the risk of Japan getting entangled in U.S.-led conflicts.
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As our work progressed, it became clear that humans and their pets are entangled in various forms of intimacy and kinship, often in digitally mediated ways.
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A probate judge, they argued, was responsible for the welfare of widows and orphans, and should never be entangled in the ruthless business of slave catching.
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By the laws of physics, two particles can get entangled with a binary, yes-or-no-like property or state, such as spin or phase polarization.
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The president entangled himself further by apparently claiming Wednesday that Russia doesn't pose a threat to the 2900 midterm election, again contradicting senior U.S. intelligence officials.
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Sessions and Pecker join a growing list of former Trump associates, friends and allies with whom the president is either feuding or entangled in legal battles.
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Now the issue has entangled an embryonic attempt by DreamWorks to adapt a popular animated film from 1998, "The Prince of Egypt," into a stage musical.
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Mr. Sharif has been entangled in an uproar over revelations in the so-called Panama Papers that his family has amassed enormous wealth in offshore accounts.
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This "spooky action at a distance" would violate relativity insofar as the effect on a distant, entangled particle is not the result of a past cause.
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It was utterly mesmerizing, and I'm sure Hassabi's newest work — a piece for four entangled dancers debuting at the High Line this week — will be too.
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India is entangled in water disputes with its eastern and western neighbors - Bangladesh and Pakistan - which accuse it of monopolizing water flows moving downstream toward them.
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In his series "Traps," deer — and in one case, dolphins — are overlaid by chain-link fencing, as if they'd become entangled while trying to escape hunters.
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Until now, there were just theories that sea turtles may have accidentally gotten entangled in the plastic, or perhaps they mistook plastic bags for juicy jellyfish.
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In their new paper, the five computer scientists prove that interrogating entangled provers makes it possible to verify answers to unsolvable problems, including the halting problem.
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The second chapter homes in on Boyd, and a get-rich-quick scheme he becomes entangled in after prison, which involves transporting cigarettes across state lines.
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A large Uber shareholder has made an investment in chief U.S. rival Lyft, part of the latest twist in the entangled web of ride-sharing deals.
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And in a striking coda, Dieu Lan even surrenders her enmity toward Wicked Ghost, who becomes re-entangled with the family through a winning romantic subplot.
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One day, quantum repeaters might send entangled particles of light, called photons, to the computers on a network in order to set up a quantum link.
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Two of the three qubits are in an entangled state, and the third is in an independent quantum state which contains the information to be teleported.
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The greater problem is that Mr. Netanyahu's legal issues are entangled in one of the most protracted political crises Israel has known in its tumultuous history.
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As in 2016, the women's players, by pressing their cause, risk seeing their bid for equal pay becoming entangled with their preparations for the Summer Olympics.
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Perry's travels to Ukraine have entangled him in the impeachment inquiry engulfing the Trump administration, though he reportedly had been planning the departure for several months.
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Often, these strandings are the fault of humans: Whales collide with boats, get entangled and choke in fishing nets, or swim away from underwater sonar sounds.
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ENTANGLED Jope's predecessor Paul Polman focused on margin growth rather than reinvestment in foods after seeing off a shock takeover offer from Kraft Heinz in 2017.
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Its proxy statement noted that the Behr trust is entangled in litigation from its attempt to force a vote on an identical demand of J&J.
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Those payments began as a way to manage the increase in bank reserves that accompanied a growing Fed balance sheet, and the issues remain somewhat entangled.
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Artist Khaled Hourani found a way to mine the complicated political realities of the region, while highlighting how cultural production is inevitably entangled in the fallout.
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But with less than 100 meters to go in Monday's final she became entangled with Brenda Martinez and fell to the track, eventually finishing dead last.
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That program has long had bipartisan support, though it is possible it could get entangled in politics if lawmakers try to attach other priorities to it.
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By alerting readers to the ways that modernity's very origins are entangled with a seemingly benign and delicious substance, "Sugar" raises fundamental questions about our world.
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The dispute over what risk the company presents has complicated Britain's efforts to avoid becoming entangled in the trade war between the United States and China.
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It's also seeing its advertising business explode, but that raises worries that it could get itself entangled with the kind of controversies that plague Google and Facebook.
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When the woman, who happens to be the family nanny of Rachel's ex-husband Tom (Theroux), shockingly goes missing, Blunt's character finds herself entangled in the investigation.
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More importantly, getting to know Beth lets the show reacquaint us — and itself — with the the myriad details that make up Orphan Black's increasingly entangled big picture.
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Meanwhile, the agencies are involved in investigating the last remaining yakuza clan, who become entangled with the League of Villains in a last-ditch attempt to survive.
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One of the entanglement models, called the tensor-product model, captures this behavior by chopping systems of entangled particles into separate, localized subsystems that do not interact.
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Bell inequalities directly quantify the famous weirdness of quantum physics, where entangled particles all the way on opposite sides of the universe could seem to communicate instantaneously.
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In 1950 Chien-Shiung Wu, the "First Lady of Physics", working at Columbia University in New York, showed that entangled particles indeed behaved as quantum mechanics predicted.
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Thanks to a just-released promo for season 2 of Riverdale, we know that Archie will find himself entangled with the seedy underbelly of small-town America.
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When the device starts up, an ephemeral key is created, entangled with its UID, and used to encrypt the Secure Enclave's portion of the device's memory space.
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Plastic trash in the oceans is dangerous for animals like sea turtles, seabirds, and seals, which can die from ingesting the plastic or getting entangled in it.
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It's been two years since the union and Fiat Chrysler publicly became entangled in a federal criminal investigation involving bribery and violations of U.S. labor relations laws.
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Eventually, Maggie discovers that the original attack was part of a much larger scheme, and Maggie has been unknowingly entangled in it for much of her life.
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Chyna had also been entangled in a complicated, sometimes contentious, relationship with the reality star family, including going from Kim's BFF to an outsider of her circle.
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With the Bluetooth earbuds, I spend my time half in fear that I'll drop the smaller and more expensive buds or lose them entangled in a scarf.
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SYDNEY, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Rescuers teamed up with a humpback whale to free her four-metre calf, who became entangled in shark nets off Australia's Gold Coast.
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We look at how Harley-Davidson has become entangled in the Trump administration's trade war just as changing demographics have put the brakes on the motorcycle-maker.
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Yet the techlash has also entangled the digital giants in all manner of controversies, from data abuse and anti-competitive behaviour to tax avoidance and smartphone addiction.
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Quantum computers will also require error correction, or storing the information from a single qubit across multiple entangled physical qubits in order to correct for possible errors.
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They found that paired photons survived the journey through Earth's atmosphere and detected 1 entangled pair per second out of the 6 million sent in that time.
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Because of the complex legal issues entangled in Mohamud's case, some advocates believe that the 9th Circuit may not focus on the FAA issues in its ruling.
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That animal was only the second blue whale - the world's largest living creature - known to have become entangled, and the 40th whale ensnared so far this year.
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Researchers would manipulate the defects in these wafers with a laser to generate an electron spin state and produce a photon that is entangled with the electron.
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While it was obvious that some of Trump's underlings had been entangled in the investigation, it was unknown how far it extended up the chain of command.
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The camera sensor recorded information only when two entangled photons — each from a separate arm — arrived at their respective detectors at same time and with opposite phases.
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For you, Virgo, it's someone you've been deeply emotionally and even financially entangled with—but you must cut the cord for it's been going on too long!
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Check out some of our favorites from the show below: Entangled is up at the Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York from January 7th to the 28th.
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The district's efforts to gain an additional $480 million in state dollars to pay its pension bill became entangled in the ongoing impasse between Rauner and Democrats.
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Set amid the lively Austin, Texas, music scene, the film follows two couples whose lives become entangled as they chase success and grapple with love and betrayal.
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What if Europeans, because of their well-intended concern for maintaining the principle of tolerance, are becoming entangled in a paradox similar to the one Fish identified?
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In our idleness we intuit a cosmic meaninglessness, which comes along with the realization that, with every action, we get only more entangled in the universal farce.
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But the broader surveillance law, which governs U.S. spying on foreigners, has become politically entangled with the controversy over the federal investigation into Trump's campaign and Russia.
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Bobby Gin told WDAM-7 the wind blew the paratroopers away from their drop zone into pine trees, where some had to be rescued after becoming entangled.
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The Podesta Group, a Washington firm co-founded by John D. Podesta, her campaign chairman, has surfaced in the same corruption investigation that has entangled Mr. Manafort.
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If you separate these particles spatially, then they remain entangled with these properties until you observe one of them—then the other particle assumes its corresponding value.
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The world's shark population is plummeting, with estimates of 100 million lost every year to fishing, often just for their fins, or from becoming entangled in nets.
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Research by Suzanne Mettler and Julianna Koch from Cornell University underscores how any plan to help Mr. Trump's beleaguered supporters may end up entangled in ideological knots.
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Like so much at the F.B.I., Mr. McCabe's firing has become inextricably entangled in presidential politics and the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Sanchez's suspension likely stems from a sucker punch he threw at Cabrera during the brawl while he was on the ground entangled with Yankees catcher Austin Romine.
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At the appeal hearing and the retrial, Mr. Schellenberg said he had been in China as a tourist and unwittingly became entangled in a drug smuggling operation.
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"The Weekly": The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about how a promise of jobs in the U.S. became entangled in the war in Yemen.
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Will they find themselves flying blind, entangled in a cause more than a campaign as they leave too much of the middle-of-the-road electorate behind?
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Shazam has also entangled itself with other apps; once a user's Shazam and Spotify accounts have been connected, Shazam will automatically add songs to a Spotify playlist.
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Almost all of South Korea's presidents, including Mr. Moon's immediate predecessor, Park Geun-hye, were entangled in corruption scandals that implicated them or their aides and relatives.
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More than 1,200 dolphins washed up on France's Atlantic coast last year, for instance, many with wounds suggesting that they died after becoming entangled in fishing nets.
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Whaling isn't a threat to them now, however, the top causes of death for the whales include getting entangled in fishing lines and being hit by ships.
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Clinton's aides and among her most trusted, has become entangled in an F.B.I. investigation of her estranged husband, former Representative Anthony D. Weiner, and his lewd messages.
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So, too, does Mr. Estrada bring fine emotional shadings to Eddie, whose chilly frustration with the woman whose life he becomes entangled in melts into something warmer.
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Mr. Macron's misadventure at the Millennium Hilton was not the first time he had been entangled in awkwardness involving Mr. Trump's effort to talk with the Iranians.
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One person uniquely entangled with the case is Hernandez's ex-fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, who appeared to address the doc in a post on Instagram on Thursday.
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"Gottlieb is entangled in an unprecedented web of Big Pharma ties," said Michael Carome, director of Public Citizen's health research group and a physician, in a statement.
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