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entangle

[en-tang-guhl] / ɛnˈtæŋ gəl /


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One dot emits a single photon and the other generates an entangled photon pair.

From Science Daily

Three people, including the defendant, were injured in the stunt, during which he first threw a large inflatable ball bearing the words “Kick out oil” onto the pitch before becoming entangled in a steel wire.

From Washington Times

Bound by shared hostility toward Russia’s imperial ambitions and determination to resist the military onslaught ordered by President Vladimir V. Putin, Poland and Ukraine also share painfully entangled pasts.

From New York Times

The case quickly became entangled in politics, with Todd Spitzer, who was running for district attorney, accusing Rackauckas of embellishing the case and exploiting it in hopes of winning reelection.

From Los Angeles Times

We’re soon entangled in the unknown, and asked to venture into fantastical settings that erupt into a twisted fairy tale.

From Los Angeles Times