In particular, the files reveal the degree to which the Lebanese security and intelligence institutions were intertwined with and influenced by their Syrian counterparts.

However, the complexity of the environment and the new tasks did not appear to result in a commensurate revision of UNMO's role and operational modalities.

And through this tapestry, which is the history of this country, the kids acquire what is probably the most important value in education, and that is the understanding that life is complex, and there's no black and white.

As economies become intertwined, decisions taken in one part of the world reverberate in other parts, often producing unintended consequences.

On April 24, the single pilot of Soyuz 1, Vladimir Komarov, was killed in a crash when his landing parachutes tangled, after a mission cut short by electrical and control system problems.

The package stands out for its tangle of instruments and thus the risk of counterproductive, overlapping regulation, which will substantially increase costs compared to an effective climate policy.

Interestingly enough, other neurologic diseases which affect very different parts of the brain also show tangles of misfolded protein, which suggests that the approach might be a general one, and might be used to cure many neurologic diseases, not just Alzheimer s disease.

Self serving as it may seem, this viewpoint is not without some merit. As economies become intertwined, decisions taken in one part of the world reverberate in other parts, often producing unintended consequences.

That a summit in Damascus of the Middle East s axis of evil Iran, Hezbollah, Syria, and Hamas was convened immediately following President George W. Bush s call for a conference of moderates to promote an Israeli Palestinian peace demonstrates once again how intertwined the region s problems are.