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Their origin story is convoluted because the commercial market took decades to develop in the early 20th century, evolving first from tractors and Ford Model T conversions.
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In this captivating, charming, if occasionally convoluted, memoir, Kelly generously takes the reader through a life of endless dedication that ultimately led to his groundbreaking 12 months in space.
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Todd Haynes’s convoluted new film is a disappointing follow-up to his masterpiece Carol.
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The plot is convoluted, sure, but its scares still hold up—probably thanks to the girl who literally crawls out of the screen to do the deed.
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Wonderstruck Chooses Mess Over Magic—David Sims watches Todd Haynes’s convoluted new film, a disappointing follow-up to his masterpiece Carol.
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The ice is fairly squished up and convoluted, with sections of ice less than 800,000 years old showing up between sections of ice between 1 million and 2.7 million years old—
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One of the features of a skaldic poem is that it’s incredibly convoluted, like a cryptic crossword puzzle.
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But when markets get convoluted, entrepreneurs get creative.
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Origin and Etymology of convolute
Latin convolutus, past participle of convolvere
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of convolute
: rolled or wound together with one part upon another
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