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The reader’s patience pays off, however: Soon the plot becomes more intricate and the intrigues become truly threatening.

Vestments made of intricate floral brocade in 1741, given by Louis XV, enrich the walls.

The sextet learned the intricate, aerobic choreography for their Gap advert in just one day.

By using AI to navigate the vast and intricate world of gut microbes, researchers are moving closer to unlocking the microbiome's potential to transform personalized medicine.

While this points to a more intricate and evolving cosmic story, it also exposes a major gap in understanding: how a time-dependent dark energy might shape the formation and growth of cosmic structures remains unclear.