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disentangle

[dis-en-tang-guhl] / ˌdɪs ɛnˈtæŋ gəl /


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He also knows that the system needs to do a far better job of protecting the many women trying to disentangle their lives from lethally abusive men who have no interest in changing.

From Los Angeles Times

"This makes it difficult to disentangle the impact of the protocol from other factors."

From BBC

“It’s really important to disentangle the relationships between the perpetrators and the victim-survivors to better understand the reasons why,” she said.

From Washington Post

In a Jan. 27 appeal, lawyers for the state House, Senate and State Election Commission argued that the decision failed “to disentangle race from politics.”

From Seattle Times

He now envisions a nation one day disentangled from Trump’s influence, even as the former president launches a new campaign.

From Washington Post