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In these early years, human ecology was still deeply enmeshed in its respective disciplines: geography, sociology, anthropology, psychology, and economics.
en.wikipedia.org The statoliths are enmeshed in a web of actin and it is thought that their sedimentation transmits the gravitropic signal by activating mechanosensitive channels.
en.wikipedia.org He keeps him pinned down, probing and probing until the victim is well and truly enmeshed.
en.wikipedia.org The controversy over bilingual education is often enmeshed in a larger political and cultural context.
en.wikipedia.org Soon friend and foe became so enmeshed in the battle, that her naval gunfire could no longer intervene.
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