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That means Oracle’s future prospects are tightly intertwined with a money-losing start-up with a current revenue run rate of just $10 billion.

But that overlooks how she sees her security policies as being intertwined with Japan’s economic and the LDP’s political needs.

These developments set the course of the intertwined antebellum economy in the North and South—an enslaved workforce in the South and an industrialized workforce in the North.

For a variety of reasons, though, these companies have a mixed record, since the business of mental health is a complex, riven ecosystem intertwined with insurers and regulations.

They understand the intertwining of local economies, the co-dependencies of air and water and traffic.