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...That was a different girl. We weren’t exactly “intertwined??—it’s just, I saw her in class and I had a crush on her. I think we were hardly even talking. Actually, that’s the best phase of a relationship to write songs—before you even really know anything about the person...
...widow Tessie Lockhart and her 13-year-old daughter Dinah as they move from Carbondale, Illinois, to Gainesville, Florida, in the 1950s. The novel traces their interaction with the Florida town’s residents, particularly the prominent Landy family—with whom the Lockharts quickly become intertwined??and the historical events of the next 20 years...
Cambridge Commisioner of Public Works Lisa Peterson said the issue of personal belongings has become wrongly “intertwined?? with the problem of trash. Most of the items teachers and parents have complained about—feces, condoms, tampons, broken glass and even mattresses—are not considered personal belongings, Peterson said, so they are not covered by the city’s homeless policy. All of these items are considered trash and are thrown away when the playground is cleaned five days a week...
...talks about running into Sharon Ladd, director of the Harvard International Office, in the Yard a few days after the Sept. 11 attacks and knowing at once that he and she would be “talking a lot” that year. Their work has, in fact, closely intertwined??not only through that term but over the course of that summer and two years that have followed...
Unlike many collections of poetry, which poets publish as soon as they have written enough to fill out a volume, many of the poems in Necessity are thematically intertwined??indeed inextricably linked to one another. The collection, Sacks explained, chronicles a journey extending, both physically and spiritually, from his South African roots to his current American home...
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