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tangled web
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3.16 |
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What a tangled web. |
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tangled mass
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1.25 |
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But her bedroom was reduced to a tangled mass of insulation. |
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tangled wreckage
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1.12 |
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All around lay tangled wreckage and debris. |
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tangled mess
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0.92 |
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You will also have a tangled mess. |
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tangled hair
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0.72 |
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Her tangled hair hid her face. |
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tangled history
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0.72 |
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The case has a tangled history. |
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tangled politics
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0.53 |
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The tangled politics of water can also interfere with business. |
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tangled tale
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0.53 |
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The result is an intricately tangled tale. |
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tangled debris
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0.46 |
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Rescue workers had to climb up through tangled debris. |
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tangled issue
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0.46 |
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AIDS is a more tangled issue, however. |
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tangled metal
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0.46 |
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Debris was scattered over a wide area around the tangled metal of the vehicle. |
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tangled finance
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0.39 |
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Now, in times of tangled finances and a product line that went stale, Nissan is pushing for a comeback. |
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tangled case
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0.33 |
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The tangled case has ensnared other people as well. |
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tangled pile
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0.33 |
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Security guards peeled men from the tangled pile. |
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tangled relationship
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0.33 |
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As with American shows, tangled relationships provide the grist. |
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tangled dispute
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0.26 |
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The collection has prompted a four-year tangled dispute over his competence and control over his Fragonards, Bonnards and Fra Angelicos. |
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tangled emotion
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0.26 |
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She winds up sublimating her tangled emotions into her music. |
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tangled knot
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0.26 |
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Above the tangled knots of old fishing-nets, still supported by their floats, always hovered seabirds, waiting for a meal. |
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tangled plot
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0.26 |
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All three work much better than the deliberately tangled plot. |
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tangled root
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0.26 |
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The mystique of gumbo probably derives from its tangled roots. |