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He met that milestone but, in 2024, a Delaware judge rejected the deal on the grounds that Tesla's board members were too personally and financially enmeshed with the company's boss.

Instead, enmeshed by the thousands and even the millions in data centers, they function as a single “hyperscale” computer, with their collective thinking designated AI.

The governor was enmeshed in several other scandals, including allegations that she strong-armed a state official into giving her daughter an unearned certification as a real estate appraiser.

Poland shares not only a border with the Russian exclave Kaliningrad, but also Belarus, a close Moscow ally now enmeshed in Russia’s defense infrastructure.

Pop culture became increasingly enmeshed in questions of identity, intersectionality, racial justice, gender and queerness.