And gardens of entwined growth.

And gardens of entwined growth.

And leg is entwined with leg.

And leg is entwined with leg.

They seem entwined in a net of love

Co evolution entwined insects and birds and plants forever.

Illicit cultivation continues to be intricately related to poverty in rural areas.

Also, genetics and neuroscience are increasingly showing that the brain is intricately structured.

But with MRI data, we can just build the product, as you can see, very intricately.

42. With regard to international organizations, it was recognized that they were becoming increasingly entwined with States.

Your brother's honor is entwined with this armlet. It never should be seen again by human eyes!

The luxury of deliberations and items, however intricately politically balanced, is sadly not for us to indulge in.

Forests are deeply entwined with other sectors of society and their management requires coordinated efforts and intersectoral approaches.

Accordingly, the draft resolution now before the Assembly has two main themes that are intricately intertwined and mutually reinforcing.

Some delegations highlighted that forests are deeply entwined with other sectors of society and their management requires coordinated efforts and intersectoral approaches.

It's an ocean planet, and we think of ourselves as a terrestrial species, but the pyramid of life in the ocean and our own lives on land are intricately connected.

There are no neat divisions as to who confronts what. Humanity faces an array of problems but, as the Secretary General has pointed out, those problems are fundamentally but intricately connected.

Outside.in's Steven Johnson says the Web is like a city built by many people, completely controlled by no one, intricately interconnected and yet functioning as many independent parts. While disaster strikes in one place, elsewhere, life goes on.

7. While the extent of delegation is intricately tied to the development of effective accountability mechanisms, improving accountability in the Organization requires strengthening the vertical chain of dialogue and reviews both up and down the line of management.

The most important lesson of the new imperial record, then, might be quite different from what its compilers had intended. Japan s notorious collective inability to come to terms with its past is deeply entwined with its inability to understand this emperor.

I got interested in them because they're the most extreme example of a surface where the texture and the let's call it the decoration I know the frog doesn't think of it as decoration, but that's how it works are all intricately connected to one another.

We stress that Israel's unlawful practices in colonizing Palestinian land through, inter alia, the construction of the Wall, which is intricately linked with the illegal Israeli settlement campaign in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, constitute breaches of international law and are an impediment to the establishment of a viable Palestinian State.

Until countries create legal means of rewarding donors, the fates of Third World donors and the patients who need their organs to survive will remain morbidly entwined. What better way to mark World Kidney Day than for global health leaders to take a bold step and urge countries to experiment with donor rewards?

The US supported the 1968 coup that brought the Ba ath Party and Saddam to power. With Saddam s invasion of Kuwait in 1990, however, the US turned on him, and has been entwined in Iraq s politics ever since, including two wars, sanction regimes, the toppling of Saddam in 2003, and repeated attempts, as recently as this month, to install a government that it considered acceptable.