His tales of the macabre, with death and beauty closely intertwined, were admired by many editors.

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Second, in a number of countries the interests of company bosses and politicians are closely intertwined.

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Tokyo is the hub of the Asian economy and the Japanese Stock Exchange and a society closely intertwined with American business.

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Such quarrels have come to the fore because countries' economies are now so closely intertwined through trade and investment that almost any government policy can have a discriminatory impact on foreign companies.

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Many companies are closely intertwined with their founders.

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In rejecting broader liability the court majority also rejected the position of lawyers for the federal government, who argued that the three units of mutual fund manager Janus Capital were so closely intertwined that they all should be subject to suit over alleged misstatements about mutual fund trading.

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The Copley News Service stories found Lowery and Lewis working so closely together that their staffs were intertwined.

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In truth, the two are closely related in Iran, and football is especially intertwined both with the commercial interests of the government and with its propaganda objectives.

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