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Accounting-firm advisers have raised questions about the ethics of a firm entwined in private-equity work being owned by such an investor.

Her views on Israel, for instance, are entwined with her long record of flirtations with antisemitic conspiracy theories, and it’s the same story with her willingness to release the Epstein files.

The backward-forward structure creates entwined tracks of suspense between the outcome of the Andrew relationship and the expected ramifications of what’s assumed to be a revealing letter.

Folklore has entwined itself around the story like heavy brush.

He was about as entwined in the case as it could get.