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With rapid fingers he unsnarled the different lengths, the girl helping him, and then he tied the ends together until he had three ropes about seventy-five feet in length.

Therefore, we committed to creating an LMS which could unsnarl, organize, and finally simplify all of this."

Etaf Rum's debut novel is a dauntless exploration of the pathology of silence, an attempt to unsnarl the dark knot of history, culture, fear and trauma that can render conservative Arab-American women so visibly invisible.

Can satellite imagery unsnarl Kuwait's epic morning traffic so we can get to work, school and the airport faster?

Here is the man, the nation would have been told in so many unsaid words, your hard-nosed, tough-talking, rough-hewn leader who will wipe drug traffickers and other criminals off the face of the earth and who will boldly unsnarl the traffic nightmare-and that's just for starters.

But if the state can't help pay for enough free roads to unsnarl Texas traffic, local officials might still decide to borrow private money - and pay higher interest rates - to get toll roads built, warned Brian Cassidy, a managing partner with Locke Lord, a law firm that works with regional mobility authorities.

(73) Moreover, subsequent empirical studies discovered that the tests of relationships between market structure and innovative effort are complicated by difficult causality issues that are hard to unsnarl with available data.

Of how to unsnarl themselves from the grip Of two decades.

In dozens of quick miracles, banders unsnarl them and fit each bird into its own beige cloth bag.

Cars that need no human drivers have the potential to increase productivity, unsnarl traffic, and sharply reduce accidents.

No such photographs exist because light photons can penetrate soft tissue only to the depth of about a millimeter before they're so scattered it isn't possible to unsnarl their paths and create an image.