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In that regard, “Bridgerton” chugs deliciously along for at least five episodes before it starts to convolute and collapse on itself.

To convolute matters more, the federal government does not require prisons or jails to collect data on pregnancy and childbirth among female inmates.

In blue states Democrats simplify voting; in red states Republicans suppress it with a long inventory of machinations: purge the rolls, convolute registration procedures, disenfranchise felons and cut back polling times and places.

Haggling over a dated sleeper sofa or granny’s porcelain china can really convolute a sale.

Each convolute is matched with a single art work, turning each piece into a kind of illustration of the concept Benjamin was exploring.