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It seems to speak of a fatal flaw in the system of punishment that unravelled the whole.
In comedy, the end comes when the confusions are unravelled; the day is over, equilibrium is restored with the finality of the closed curtain.
In this way the multi-factorial relations underlying certain diseases may be unravelled potentially identifying therapeutical targets.
These are properly unravelled in the subsequent text, but they may indicate a more partisan approach than might be expected.
The order of these lists is not important, but duplications do matter; for example, 'peptet' can be unravelled into two copies of 'pet'.
Curly grey hair, wild and unkempt, barefoot on this cold day, wearing a partially unravelled pullover and ancient cord trousers.
In the limit the achievements underlying the creation of the liberal trading zone could be unravelled by a failure to control exchange rates.
This evolving tradition of judicial federalism, however, unravelled with the collapse of democracy and the re-imposition of military rule following fraudulent general elections in 1983.
Perhaps we are entering a time when this great mystery of identity may be unravelled: there are already some indications of progress.
It is clear that there is much still to be unravelled.
Yet gradually, as interest in the prophecies dwindled away, the full complexities of the genesis of the text were unravelled.
Between 1880 and 1906 the coalition unravelled and internal factions emerged.
Overlapping ranges of various biota give rise to a rich and varied tapestry of spectral color signatures, which can be unravelled to reveal the component organisms.
This story has never been fully unravelled before, and the appendix collates for the first time accurate information regarding all four works, including prefaces and significant recordings.
As the two countries pursued different systems of economic and political governance, the cluster of informal understandings unravelled amidst conflicting interpretations of issues relating to sovereignty : territorial jurisdiction and citizenship.
