disentangle

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In another sense, though, Trump’s brashness is difficult to disentangle from the sneering, aggressive approach adopted by some judges on the right — which the abrasive Dobbs majority opinion, written by Justice Samuel Alito, exemplified.

From Washington Post

He also knows that the system needs to do a far better job of protecting the many women trying to disentangle their lives from lethally abusive men who have no interest in changing.

From Los Angeles Times

“The strengths are really to help researchers disentangle the social definitions from the biological definitions,” he said.

From New York Times

But the burst of legislative support for such efforts is hard to disentangle from the Trump inquiry.

From New York Times

“Its financial interests are totally disentangled from the state, it stands alone, it’s incorporated separately, the state is not liable for anything that happens to MOHELA,” she said.

From New York Times