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Such marks are typically seen if a whale is struck by a boat, bitten by a shark or entangled in fishing gear.

A federal grand jury indictment returned this week against accused gang leader Eugene “Big U” Henley revealed new details about the reach of his alleged “mafia-like organization” and the celebrities who were entangled in it.

As a result, many investors find themselves entangled in complex legal disputes or left with assets worth far less than they were led to believe.

The security of Europe has become entangled in the battle between two polarised and mutually antagonistic visions of what the United States stands for.

Ultimately, America’s collective unhappiness is entangled with the rise of political polarization and rage at “the elites” and “the system.”