It was complicated – I'm a complicated person to be with.
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People are complicated, so the answer is most likely complicated.
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Captain Marvel is a complicated superhero with a complicated backstory.
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The espionage stories are complicated—espionage is just a complicated thing.
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"The scheme is complicated because the atmosphere is complicated," Richardson admitted.
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It's a complicated explanation, mostly because Facebook's data collection is complicated.
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So: This all seems very complicated because it is very complicated.
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I am personally no fan of making complicated structures yet more complicated.
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In other words, treating mental illness is complicated because you are complicated.
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It's complicated The battle for Japan underscores Uber and Didi's complicated relationship.
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Stories have plots, subplots, plot twists, complicated characters who do complicated things.
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It's a very complicated problem and one of the more complicated engineering problems, if not the most complicated engineering problem we're trying to solve right now.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Getting financial advice on complicated insurance products is, well, complicated.
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As Mr Byrne puts it: "Migration systems are complicated because people are complicated."
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"Something relatively complicated?" is a FAMILY TREE, which is hopefully not that complicated.
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Fred Hiatt: Isn't that going make the tax system fairly complicated, more complicated?
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Indeed, Bloomberg is a complicated candidate running in the midst of complicated times.
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Navigating the Medicare program is complicated - more complicated than it needs to be.
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It's a complicated notion with an even more complicated (and sometimes deadly) past.
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It's a kind of complicated picture, made more complicated by people's fears about radiation.
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And it's gotten more and more complicated—more complicated than it used to be.
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" Gilbert acknowledges that the genetics are "very complicated and getting more complicated every day.
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"Both pieces of those are complicated and together they become more complicated," she said.
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Because the world that Walter put them in was complicated, their behavior was complicated.
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Families are complicated and mother-daughter relationships are perhaps the most complicated of all.
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And it's complicated in all the ways that working your friends can be complicated.
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The Middle East is complicated, and even by Middle Eastern standards Iraq is particularly complicated.
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That's all pretty complicated — like Donald Trump in a trade war with with China complicated.
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"It is complicated, and I think every year is more and more complicated," Ledecka said.
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Like life, it's complicated, but complicated in a way that invites endless interpretation and reinventions.
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As complicated as the two-screen situation sounds, it actually feels more complicated to use.
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Life is complicated, and the social world is complicated, and identities simply all that for us.
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Climate change is a vast and complicated problem, and that means the answer is complicated too.
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"I think actions like this will make the complicated situation in the region even more complicated".
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But hey, Ben is a complicated character, and we are allowed to have complicated feelings about him.
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I think that the founder relationship is complicated and also frankly the former CEO relationship is complicated.
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Randi Zuckerberg is host of dot Complicated on SiriusXM Business Radio, author of Dot Complicated and Dot.
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They are beautiful, complicated people with beautiful, complicated thoughts about the work they are doing right now.
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And yet because it involves complicated new technologies we assume it must therefore require complicated new rules.
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His complicated metrics, it turned out, were complicated largely because I was reading them in my voice.
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From pretty much all media, I learned that complicated women are "crazy" and complicated men are geniuses.
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"Americans understand that immigration represents a set of complicated problems and they are looking for complicated solutions."
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"We've had a lot of complicated problems come before us, none more complicated than this," he said.
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Finally, trials in terror cases are usually complicated procedurally and complicated in terms of the evidence presented.
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Why complicated grief is so complicated Complicated grief, the only grief condition described in scientific research, has gone by many names, including prolonged grief, persistent complex bereavement, pathological grief and traumatic grief, said Dr. Katherine Shear, founder and director of the Center for Complicated Grief at Columbia University.
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Drones got popular, the FAA wasn't ready for them, and suddenly a complicated airspace got much more complicated.
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It was a complicated system, but it was the least complicated of the different systems Boser had devised.
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It's complicated, and then it will get more complicated; I've realized that life is a continuing, evolving masterpiece.
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No. 3 — and this is the most complicated one, particularly when it comes to complicated, long-form storytelling.
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I think the world is complicated, and governing is hard and complicated and requires balancing just OMG-so-much.
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"A really complicated person and a really complicated friendship, but I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world."
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These are more complicated questions, and those tend toward complicated solutions even when easy answers aren't hard to find.
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It's an incredibly complicated system, and we are wasting hundreds of billions of dollars administering this incredibly complicated system.
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What they mean is that his clothes are complex, complicated to make, sometimes complicated to wear, intriguing and experimental.
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Night is dynamic and complicated: so complicated that it turns great record collections and stupendous sound systems into background.
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You can state that "It's Complicated," but in this case, and in many, many polyamorous relationships, it is not complicated.
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Obviously, fiction is a lot more complicated than this Fiction is a lot more complicated than a happy/sad binary.
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When he's on his game, Cuomo can be a very skilled politician governing a complicated large state with complicated politics.
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In The Favourite in particular, because it's women, and they're pretty complicated women, were you kind of— Complex, instead of complicated.
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Risk, the new documentary about Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, is a frustrating and complicated film about a frustrating and complicated subject.
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Tax reform is "complicated technically, and it's complicated politically," Mazur said in an interview at the TPC's office in downtown Washington.
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Tax reform is 'complicated technically, and it's complicated politically,' Mazur said in an interview at the TPC's office in downtown Washington.
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Besides, agents — with their intense, complicated relationships with their intense, complicated superstar clients — represent enduring figures of fascination in popular culture.
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By today's standard the narrative of the Democratic Party is more subtle and more complicated, maybe too subtle and too complicated.
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Because real relationships are complicated, but they become even more complicated and communication is even harder the less you do it.
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But more often than not, deregulation was just a form of "re-regulation," in which new complicated rules replaced old complicated rules.
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For anyone watching the net neutrality debate unfold, it feels like a never-ending, ever-evolving complicated saga of a complicated topic.
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People are multifaceted and complicated and when you shrink everything down, it's not enough space to hold how complicated we all are.
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The complicated duet between the two dominates the film and elevates it beyond cheeky genre fun into something more complicated and enthralling.
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Social problems are far more complicated than Logue thought, and more complicated than many of his successors have been willing to admit.
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" Instead of the complicated profession of running for the Democratic nomination, why not the complicated profession of bounty hunting in "The Mandalorian?
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If we are more complicated than we like to think, perhaps others are also more complicated than we would like to think.
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"This is a complicated business, mistakes are inherent in complicated businesses," a US official told the Journal in defense of the arms trade.
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Now, the way that got transmuted is a complicated story, and whose vote mattered and whose voice mattered is a really complicated story.
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And for me, I just am trying to get comfortable with how complicated the feelings around all of it are, and it is complicated.
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The women are older, sure, but they are also who they always were: Complicated people with complicated needs that can, and should, be met.
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Humanity is a vastly complicated species and collection of civilizations, and one might expect that any aliens we come across would be similarly complicated.
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To cope with the complicated politics of the region, and the complicated religious politics, Khoury assembled an board of heavyweight patrons of many faiths.
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It's not necessarily a complicated project from an engineering perspective, or from a financing perspective, but it's really just complicated from a regulatory perspective.
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On the other hand, that's complicated to build, complicated to collect, and then to relay the results to the creator in analytics or Creator Studio.
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There are other potential opportunities, but they become more complicated because, as you know, North -- North Africa is a complicated place, not all that safe.
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"The humanitarian situation in Gaza is complicated enough and harming UNRWA funding will only make it more complicated," a senior Israeli security official told me.
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A Martian colony is going to be more complicated than people realize But a Martian colony is going to be more complicated than people realize.
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Advocates and most members of Congress agree that the system needs reform, and the debate over that reform is complicated because the system is complicated.
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"Our biggest challenge is navigating 50 states' worth of extremely complicated regulations on something that is much more complicated than a software product," said O'Connell.
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What Johnson and Rosenbaum have found is that why some people love spoilers and others hate them is complicated — maybe as complicated as spoilers themselves.
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That's what we do in physics—when something is potentially complicated, we make the scenario less complicated to make sure we are on the right track.
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But in telling Snowden's story—a complicated and controversial one, ultimately about a far more complicated and controversial government program—the outlandishness is also a liability.
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There's just something self-congratulatory about shows that are complicated and mysterious for the sake of being complicated and mysterious that I find completely off-putting.
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There's just something self-congratulatory about shows that are complicated and mysterious for the sake of being complicated and mysterious that I find completely off-putting.
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Release date: May 12 What makes it great: Risk is a frustrating and complicated film about a frustrating and complicated subject: Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks.
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One, it's still too damn complicated, but it's better than digging through those drawers for your password (on iOS, the solution is different but still too complicated).
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Referendums are, by definition, simple yes-or-no answers to problems that are enormously complicated, or that have enormously complicated ramifications that voters may not entirely understand.
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On one hand, it's hard to damn Williams for wanting to write artfully and in a complicated way about something that he has a complicated relationship with.
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Brexit will make life much more complicated for countless British businesses Brexit will make life much more complicated for countless British businesses This segment originally aired Jan.
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Despite what you might think from the dueling headlines, it's actually a fairly complicated issue — complicated not just because of the physics, but because of the politics.
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Maybe that already sounds complicated, but it's actually more complicated than it sounds because, especially now, there's a lot of disagreement about what the First Amendment means.
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There's plenty of storytelling here that feels complicated for the sake of being complicated — or that takes big leaps of character logic to arrive at certain proscribed ends.
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And while there were complicated workarounds that would technically allow you to use a Fi SIM on a non-Fi device, doing so was complicated and sometimes unreliable.
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To quench the thirst of his ever-salivating fans, the "Thinkin' Bout You" crooner released a stand-alone video for "Nikes," a complicated song with a complicated message.
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Whereas a complicated Spotify URL would be unsightly and complicated to type in on mobile, the camera and soundwave-stylized codes look good and are easy to use.
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" The playwright Lisa Kron called Ms. O'Connell one of a handful of "exceptionally fine" actresses who "allow you to write complicated things because they can do complicated things.
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Special counsel investigations are rare and legally peculiar; this one is especially complicated because the underlying scandal, over Trump's ties to Russia, is complicated in its own right.
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What emerges is the portrait of a leader who is vain, impatient and at times petulant, but also wise and thoughtful, a complicated man for a complicated time.
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Besides, with the already complicated world of supply chains further complicated by the Covid-19 pandemic, who knows how—or when—all of this will turn out anyway?
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"It's about creating a very simple solution to a very, very complicated problem that is much more dynamic and much more complicated than just the ads," he said.
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That turned out to be both complicated and fortuitous: complicated, because Mr. Hoffman is Jewish, his wife is Catholic, and they had decided to raise their children Jewish.
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" He continued, "This is complicated and it will remain complicated, but those who know me and who have known me, know well enough what kind of person I am.
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Though he could make art simple, Bellamy was a complicated man with a complicated love life, not always happy in his personal relations — his addiction to alcohol didn't help.
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"In particular, if you have a very complicated pregnancy or a very complicated infant health situation, the healthcare setup in the U.S. is actually really quite good," she says.
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It was a complicated industry at the time, complicated for the economy about whether we could do the things we said we were going to do for our investors.
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Human beings are truly complicated creatures, the only animal who deal with complicated emotion by making the guy you're rolling beside pick up your hoverboard when you hit a bump.
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Roiphe's book "Uncommon Arrangements" dealt with complicated marriages and ménages à trois, and she is beady and generous on the aftermath of adultery, the blended families and shifting, complicated loyalties.
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"I think we are facing an extremely complicated process to form a government, maybe the most complicated in modern times," said political scientist Niklas Bohlin at the Mid Sweden University.
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It's a complicated question for a complicated time in the sense that I don't think when you're asking these kinds of questions now it's as simple as one size fits all.
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Automate complicated tasks No one wants to do tedious, repetitive, and complicated tasks by hand, but did you know you can automate a lot of these in Excel using Advanced VBA?
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A complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour It's a complicated process that slows the lander down from 13,000 miles per hour (21,53 km per hour).
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"It was a complicated case, and it would have been complicated for anyone," said Dennis H. O'Rourke, a geneticist at the University of Kansas who was not involved in the research.
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Meddling in our complicated health-care system in a bill that tries to "reform" our even more-complicated tax code is not a recipe for success or for long term progress.
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The complicated rules of voting — who votes, and how.
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" â€" kelly oxford (@kellyoxford) April 29, 2016 She's complicated.
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The reality, however, is far more complicated — and dangerous.
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" He said the reason for doing it was "complicated.
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But her relationship with the Cubbies -- well, it's complicated.
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The possibilities for passenger drones are vast – and complicated.
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This divorce could get very complicated — and very expensive.
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" "Donald Trump recently learned that health care is complicated.
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These sound like complicated, messy products — and they are.
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It's too complicated -- if you make war against everybody.
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But -- possibly like your Facebook relationship status -- it's complicated.
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" Hosszu described her relationship with Tusup as "pretty complicated.
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" The book, he told me, was "highly experimental, complicated.
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And they feel that charities aren't serving ... They're complicated.
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Her personal life was — even by French standards — complicated.
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But such commemorations — plaques, portraits, statues — are always complicated.
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But it's proved a complicated — if not impossible — task.
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" Feltman said the North Korean situation is "'extremely complicated.
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" Right now, he added, it's a "complicated government formula.
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" She sees it now as "complicated manipulation through friendship.
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Hopkins also talks about how complicated these creatures are, which seems to fall in line with how complicated this show, which has been in the works for two years, appears to be.
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But it leave the doctors in a complicated spot, which only becomes more complicated when the father agrees to give a kidney and turns out to be a match for his child.
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If she's mainly remembered today only by Broadway buffs, that's partly because her film career didn't match her theater success — and, in some complicated fashion, because of her complicated relationship with Fosse.
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"This is an unbelievably complicated problem, and there's no way we're going to be able to do this with a complicated solution," Lieutenant General Todd Semonite said in a briefing last week.
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It's Complicated It's Complicated: "Steve" is well within his rights to exclude his stepfather and to ask that you also exclude him if Steve and family will be present in your home.
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Their poverty is a complicated phenomenon—too complicated to reduce to determinism of the historical kind (which blames it entirely on slavery) or of the present-day variety (which blames it on sloth).
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Doctor Strange has to set up a bunch of complicated concepts, like how its characters can access various parts of the multiverse, or the villains' ultimate plan (which is surprisingly nuanced and complicated).
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It's a complicated name for an equally complicated illness, but in simple terms, think of your brain as a big computer, with one of the switches in that computer being the NMDA receptor.
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The Harvard octobot isn't itself likely to be very useful for those applications, but we can now imagine a future octobot featuring more complicated circuits performing more complicated and thus more practical tasks.
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In a statement to Vanity Fair, Hunter Biden said his "complicated divorce ... and equally complicated life" would not stop his father from running for president, if that's what his father wants to do.
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A complicated relationship Obama has made some appearances since Trump took office -- including headlining a fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee earlier this year -- but the Trump era has complicated Obama's post-presidency.
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The result is a compelling, if at times, complicated read.
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She tells him about her complicated relationship with "Mae," a.k.a.
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Overall, it found that Americans' relationship with selfies are... complicated.
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The financial situation is more complicated than Trump's tweets suggest.
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The truth is both more and less complicated than that.
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"It looks complicated," he told journalists gathered outside the hospital.
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People are complicated, and nobody's all good or all bad.
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The legal issues raised by the judge's order are complicated.
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The background to this ethics dispute is a bit complicated.
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The realities of race are always more complicated than that.
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In neighboring Argentina, the picture is more complicated, as usual.
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Ted Cruz as unqualified to deal with complicated international threats.
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It will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form.
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And China can make things complicated for the Trump administration.
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It's a bit more complicated for a "Text" Instagram Story.
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It's helping early English learners grasp this country's complicated language.
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The extreme cold in the Midwest has complicated the search.
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Girls with natural hair and shampoo have a complicated relationship.
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Tumblr has always had a complicated relationship with money. In
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Understanding how the laws work is super complicated — by design.
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Exactly how I ship them is where things get complicated.
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But after we got our breakthrough, the miracle got complicated.
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The new system will be less complicated and more transparent.
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That's a problem with a definable but immensely complicated solution.
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The story of the Hmong is incredibly complicated and nuanced.
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And just the realization that we are all complicated humans.
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"The good news is it's not too complicated," Sun said.
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All this might sound complicated, but trust me, it's not.
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It turns out, there's some complicated psychology at work here.
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This one is a bit complicated, but bear with me.
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You hate it when shit gets complicated among your friends.
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Hollywood has a deep and complicated relationship with both parties.
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"A human is actually really a complicated entity," Zhou said.
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The cause of its recent slide is, however, more complicated.
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It's bigger than that, but it's not much more complicated.
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And while that bureaucracy is complicated, it is not lazy.
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That's a complicated day, but that's a day that's happening.
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The answer, as always, is much more complicated than that.
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But the gravitational potential energy is a bit more complicated.
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Trump has, however, previously dismissed Ryan's proposal as too complicated.
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Quantum computing is astonishingly complicated, especially for someone like me.
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Complicated feelings are on display among his audiences, Adonis said.
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Meltdown and Spectre are as devastating as they are complicated.
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The sessions were filled with tough questions, and complicated answers.
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It all came together in a complicated, but cool way.
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It turned out to be more complicated than she'd anticipated.
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As usual, the truth is way more complicated than that.
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The answer is a bit more complicated than it sounds.
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This will be great for communicating about complicated, intimate issues.
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Nobody really knew that health care could be so complicated.
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Watching the watchers turns out to be a complicated business.
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She launched into a complicated answer when he stopped her.
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Add in 24 more and things could get super complicated.
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The next innovation, however, was considerably more complicated to perfect.
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Challenging earnings results, however, have made those efforts more complicated.
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But know going in that the process can be complicated.
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And, more importantly, one that can still be frustratingly complicated.
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They flatten out the brackets so it's not so complicated.
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They both hold a complicated and taboo place in society.
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"A person is a very complicated object," Matthis tells me.
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Unfortunately, those solutions are usually complicated and often quite pricey.
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The record is wonderful and complicated and strange and beautiful.
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Humans are complicated and, sometimes, life is really fucking hard.
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You can create an approval process for more complicated contracts.
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" He also called Trump's emotions "a little bit too complicated.
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Sometimes these concepts can be complicated, but it's relatively simple.
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I think it got very complicated with the trade war.
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But it's not terribly complicated to make an educated guess.
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President Donald Trump and Wall Street have a complicated relationship.
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Daily fantasy sports are too complicated for the average fan.
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But Facebook, as always, says it's more complicated than that.
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But it's a little more complicated than a birthday card.
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The talks have already been complicated by Canadian authorities' Dec.
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It would've really complicated the heist plan in Ocean's 8.
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So I think it's a lot more complicated than that.
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And the picture is a little more complicated for trees.
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But he said that could be complicated by legal wrangling.
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You might think the collisions would produce a complicated mess.
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With this newsletter, we sound real about the complicated issues.
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Building a smart home is a fun, albeit complicated undertaking.
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Making malt whiskey is much more complicated than making bourbon.
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But the rules are more complicated for private student loans.
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How the idea initially reached USF follows a complicated path.
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All this may sound complicated, but the system generally works.
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Complicated conversations and emotions come up at home today, Sagittarius.
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Food and culture have always been in a complicated relationship.
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But over on Wikipedia, things are a little more complicated.
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Pushing that many people through a building get's really complicated.
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Things get more complicated when the FCC changes its mind.
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It has been a complicated one for investors to value.
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Hwang has a long and complicated relationship with Miss Saigon.
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Apparently, the future of household trash can be very complicated.
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The case has a complicated history in the federal courts.
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The Expanse is an ongoing argument that things are complicated.
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It's one of the most complicated issues in the city.
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He told me the country's complicated politics are also complicit.
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But the process is more complicated for the remaining 54.
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They were complicated by their staff, their customers, their context.
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The video surfaces at a complicated moment for the Pentagon.
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The logistics of a spontaneous trip didn't seem too complicated.
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Whether that price is worth paying is a complicated question.
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Hardart said it will likely continue to get more complicated.
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If you're an iPhone user, it's a bit more complicated.
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Assessing the changes will be complicated enough for many travelers.
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The first was a very complicated swap in four continents.
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To be sure, Pao is a complicated figure in tech.
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The licensing regime around Uber and its ilk is complicated.
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The answer is yes, but it's more complicated than that.
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True peace is not achieved through complicated conventions or ideologies.
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It ain't all that fancy -- a name change isn't complicated.
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She was my second mother, and mothers are always complicated.
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"Identifying the 'truth' is complicated," Mark Zuckerberg wrote last month.
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Read This Next: The Complicated Relationship Between Sex and Masturbation
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Today's science is getting more and more complicated and specialized.
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Of course, Ms. Childs's choreography is complicated all the same.
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Life could be complicated for Chinese aristocrats in the 1700s.
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But true to form, Mr. Trump has complicated his path.
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Some of the group's rules are more complicated than others.
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We were attracted to each other but it was complicated.
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It's complicated — but where words fail, your olfactory glands won't.
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Naturally, this endeavor proves much more complicated than anyone thought.
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BROADCAST radio's relationship with women's voices has always been complicated.
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"Passenger responses are complicated and have many dimensions," said Jones.
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This news was immediately complicated by the Aero Engine Corp.
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Others will tell you that it's more complicated than that.
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In the public's defence, health plans are opaque and complicated.
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No. Genetics is so, so much more complicated than that.
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Fortunately, neural networks eat big, complicated data sets for breakfast.
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Next month, Demi Lovato: Simply Complicated will premiere on YouTube.
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The wedding industry has a complicated relationship with potential investors.
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So, yes, things at Winchester are only getting more complicated.
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Memories is one of the most complicated parts of Snapchat.
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"It just keeps getting more and more complicated," said Gallisá.
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Iraq presents a more complicated challenge for Iran. Maj. Gen.
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The move into detection and intervention, however, has been complicated.
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Psychotherapy is a lot more complicated than driving a car.
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"It's like the tax code: It's super complicated," Meyer said.
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If all this sounds complicated, then that's because it is.
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They're clearly serving a need, but that need remains complicated.
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Mr. Angiolillo died in 1973, and here, things get complicated.
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However, it is more complicated than that for most people.
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But it gets even better — and a little more complicated.
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Craving a pizza but unnerved by the complicated ordering process?
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During that time, Hayworth got pregnant, which complicated their affair.
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The film is already a complicated, messy exploration of privilege.
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But it's a complicated one; it doesn't necessarily yield happiness.
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The result is a complicated story about family and relationships.
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And you can use Amazon Alexa for more complicated queries.
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Turning a profit on these sites is a complicated proposition.
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But the situation, I believe, is more complicated than that.
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Complicated stuff & this episode really tapped into that for me.
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Historically, this has complicated Justice Department efforts to police discrimination.
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But the true story is much more complicated than that.
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It also appears to be using the most complicated design.
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The Americans has always had a complicated relationship with sex.
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Identifying the plaintiffs in this trial is a bit complicated.
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In this case, the more complicated approach did achieve something.
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If all that sounds incredibly complicated, that's because it is.
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Because, of course, Richard's the one who makes things complicated.
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Unfortunately, it's a bit more complicated than that for both.
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Rachel, on the other hand, is a more complicated case.
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Daedelus: It's complicated because of the number of people involved.
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We do — and that's what makes this last point complicated.
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If that all sounds complicated, chemically speaking it is not.
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Still, Ho, says that exit polling is a complicated art.
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Reality is a little more complicated than he may suppose.
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Dating in the workplace can get very complicated, very quickly.
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And this problem is more complicated than you might think.
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Second, our health insurance is complicated (to say the least).
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FROST: A LITTLE THING BUT A COMPLICATED THING TO TRANSLATE.
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I think that made him a great, really complicated character.
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This is an intense, complicated family drama at its best.
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Amazon's relationship to the Postal Service is a complicated one.
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The other type, weapon skin gambling, is much more complicated.
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But I think these raise very, very complicated legal issues.
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Annie is a complicated character, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes outright repulsive.
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Studies of factory work paint a more complicated picture, however.
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Well, it's complicated, but the Air makes a strong case.
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Aside from sounding extremely complicated, her role is highly significant.
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It would be more complicated to revoke their work permits.
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Infrastructure is a big, complicated subject that defies easy summary.
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However, as with anything, it is likely much more complicated.
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The freedom that running promises is complicated for many women.
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Well, countries tend to be broken up in complicated ways.
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Enabling movement in the legs is also much more complicated.
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For Tuft & Needle, however, the return process was more complicated.
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The answer could be, in part, oil, but it's complicated.
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Things are getting a little complicated on Seven Year Switch.
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Faster computers created the opportunity for bigger, more complicated maps.
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The truth dwells in the complicated zone between the two.
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If we look even closer, things only get more complicated.
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Victoria Arlen has revealed another layer of her complicated past.
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The Moon enters Gemini, too, finding you discussing complicated emotions.
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"Why does controlling technology always feel so complicated?" he asked.
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Prolonged funding uncertainty likely complicated this process for program directors.
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As a lawyer, I know ethics rules can be complicated.
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It will be difficult and complicated, to say the least.
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We have to go into stunts, so it's very complicated.
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The problem, though, is that this technology is quite complicated.
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The choice before Altman is not a complicated one, though.
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Advertisers were finding it too complicated, paralyzing their buying decisions.
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The statute is too complicated for small firms, he says.
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"The Middle East is a very complicated place," Graham said.
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"This is a very complex and complicated case," Freeman said.
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That makes it easy for complicated science to get oversimplified.
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It's actually a much more complicated question than it sounds.
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So, you know, there are a lot of complicated issues.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: There are just a lot of complicated issues.
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Plus, investing in the market doesn't have to be complicated.
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Teaching your children about money doesn't have to be complicated.
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Breaking a mold is difficult, but it's not exactly complicated.
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They're up to some complicated collective project in a field.
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It was complicated, because fog isn't like actors, or horses.
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Seeking redress from a Venezuelan default would be extraordinarily complicated.
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The tension between those two roles gets weird and complicated.
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Dealing with anxiety can be complicated enough on its own.
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It's true that patients with addiction can be more complicated.
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While that term might sound complicated, it's actually super simple.
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It's one of the most complicated businesses in Silicon Valley.
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The truth, of course, is more complicated than it seems.
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That's not the only thing Martinez has complicated feelings about.
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It's a similarly complicated story for the song Happy Birthday.
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The implications of the FCC's repeal are vast and complicated.
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My reaction to the Universal record deal was more complicated.
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Even if it works perfectly, Nintendo's solution is needlessly complicated.
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Turing has had a complicated relationship with the British government.
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Yet the polarities of gender exist in one complicated body.
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Calculating this stuff in the real world is really complicated.
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I've always had a complicated relationship with Lunar New Year.
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The political situation inside the country is pretty complicated now.
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This clever if complicated system returns 48 mpg for $37,000.
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Go deeper: Inside the complicated politics of Trump's rebate rule
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In May, his border aid request further complicated the matter.
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Complicated makeup techniques have just reached an all time high.
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What Kenji makes is less complicated than it is clever.
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The bankruptcy process is expected to be lengthy and complicated.
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It's an intriguing idea, but also raises some complicated questions.
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She's one prong of a complicated (and glorious) Hecate trilogy.
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She was sometimes complicated; she could get on your nerves.
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The Turd Burglar web just got a lot more complicated.
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"Actors are really emotionally complicated," she told Nylon in July.
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Overall, the new gesture system works, but it's conceptually complicated.
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Your brain gets slowed down by complicated instructions, says Wyeth.
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The Scruton case is more complicated than some conservatives imagine.
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It required complicated programming, higher cost, and higher power consumption.
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The algorithms themselves don't actually need to be that complicated.
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Set up complicated, random quantum circuits and measure the values.
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They eventually began a complicated romance that was both intellectually
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As Musk's public profile grew, his life became more complicated.
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It's a complicated day around ownership as Venus opposes Pluto.
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But there's also another side of it that's more complicated.
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The longer answer is more complicated, but it's also instructive.
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Such demands are complicated by the fact that Duterte suspects
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WHICH IS PROBABLY GOOD OVER TIME BECAUSE IT IS COMPLICATED.
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We started having more complicated conversations on a national level.
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The Washington angle: This is a complicated choice for regulators.
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It was a safe space in his otherwise complicated childhood.
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The truth is more complicated -- and a lot less scary.
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With Uber, the reasons for the losses are more complicated.
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There are whole blogs devoted to mastering the complicated practice.
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The news piece of the equation is slightly more complicated.
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Flake's stonewalling could definitely make things a bit more complicated.
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The more we explore that, the more complicated it gets.
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Science is a complicated subject, but you made it fun.
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"The heat certainly made the situation more complicated," Meyers said.
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Necromancer is definitely the most complicated class in Diablo 3.
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It's complicated, and lots of decisions need to be made.
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There's no getting around it: Aziz Ansari made things complicated.
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The answer is, expectedly, a bit more complicated than that.
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Jay Z said, 'That's the name of your album: Complicated.
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Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated?
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There's no complicated touch screen or even an animated face.
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But her father's heritage makes this custody battle more complicated.
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At least some of the women come from complicated backgrounds.
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My column this morning looks at Comey's full, complicated legacy.
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It's all very complicated sort of on the legal side.
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But those cues can be more complicated than they seem.
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It ended up being a bit more complicated than that.
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Good, because it gets crazier and more complicated from here.
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And that's why this is so complicated for the Bulls.
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She is incredibly complicated, something I seem to enjoy playing.
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Life might also get a lot more complicated with wealth.
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I simplify everything Good food doesn't have to be complicated.
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"The solutions to these problems are not complicated," he said.
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Maybe the girls just jumped, or maybe it's more complicated.
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Sure, the forms are complicated and yes, there is math.
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Girl Scout Cookie season can be complicated for young adults.
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"Changing the decision is very complicated," an OPEC source said.
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A decision on the matter was complicated by the Feb.
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I've had four years quite complicated, but it went fast.
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Happy Death Day 2U is a little bit more complicated.
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"We don't like to make complicated clothes," Mischka tells PEOPLE.
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Big Little Lies has an abundance of complicated, twisty relationships.
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Negotiating the right deal is complicated, stressful, and generally unpleasant.
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Trump has complicated the task further with his public statements.
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For a laptop or desktop, things are modestly more complicated.
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ECB governors called such a scheme too exotic and complicated.
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Truthfully, the measures those in uniform apply aren't that complicated.
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It gets super complicated, but that's where I got interested.
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But investing doesn't have to complicated or scary, Sethi says.
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However, the debate about the yuan's future is more complicated.
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So do the complicated layers of jurisdiction over tribal lands.
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Japan's position is complicated by its friendly ties with Iran.
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Venus squares Neptune on January 20, which will be complicated.
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It's a complicated relationship and our knowledge is always evolving.
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Poor children are covered by a complicated mix of programs.
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The state of marijuana in the United States is... complicated.
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She said that a lawsuit on Telasi was more complicated.
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I think the personal tax system is way too complicated.
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And it doesn't have to be hugely complicated or expensive.
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Yes, Pretty Little Liars is more complicated than its metaphors.
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The concerns: The procedure is complicated, risky, and still experimental.
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With multiple warring factions in Syria, the scene is complicated.
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Liz: This is an extremely complicated question, it turns out!
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Maybe. But Europe is a complicated place at the moment.
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How this will play out is both simple and complicated.
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This can sound complicated, but that is why it matters.
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The relationship between the two is really far more complicated.
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And it's all really compact and digestible, but super complicated.
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You're in a complicated relationship with Bose and Beats headphones.
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Who ever said a smart home had to be complicated?
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Despite their intentions, their relationship is still complicated, she says.
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Critics have acknowledged Suu Kyi is in a complicated position.
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"Nobody knew health care could be so complicated!" he said.
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They all must be going through things that are complicated.
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Things just got a lot more complicated for Meredith Grey.
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We're living in a complicated world, to say the least.
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Is your dating experience starting to feel a little complicated?
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So things could get complicated, and end up in court.
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Why it matters: Silicon Valley's relationship with Trump is complicated.
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They always bring something complicated and fresh to my ideas.
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For both parties the politics are sensitive, complicated and tricky.
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First of all, public nudity is an obviously complicated issue.
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HASTINGS: IT DEFINITELY IS MORE COMPLICATED FOR A U.S. COMPANY.
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Teenagers are complicated, and no application process will be perfect.
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It pokes at a truth at once simple and complicated.
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Flights were too expensive, and obtaining a visa sounded complicated.
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Israel's army uses autistic volunteers to interpret complicated satellite images.
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"This is not complicated," Deutch said on CNN on Friday.
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But the story behind it is a little more complicated.
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He might have a complicated birth or require intensive care.
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"Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated," Pres.
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But reality, unfortunately, is a little more complicated than that.
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The task has become more complicated for the new leadership.
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It was complicated, and at points, it was pretty painful.
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It's also the company with the most complicated corporate structure.
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I was in college and the world was less complicated!
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Yes, when sex enters your social life, things get complicated.
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The more I learned, the more it complicated my thinking.
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When the hell did building a house become so complicated?
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Fasano says that her case seems more complicated than Guerreiro's.
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Windows, on the other hand, is a lot more complicated.
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But I think it's a little more complicated than that.
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It is in fact more complicated (and interesting) than that.
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As with everything pertaining to taxes, the calculations are complicated.
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The dispute over the Fenty name is a little complicated.
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The narrative web Hawley spins is a tangled, complicated one.
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Yet interpreting recent trends is complicated by the financial crisis.
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And once they do, getting moving again could be complicated.
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A fuller discussion of funding would have complicated the story.
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But the terms of the clash were always more complicated.
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Now McConnell again is faced again with a complicated reality.
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But that plan has already been complicated by competing interests.
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Exploring Bosch's life on one's own isn't terribly complicated, either.
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That's a fairly common move for taxpayers with complicated returns.
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The president's relationship with the Speaker is slightly more complicated.
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Brazil's downfall offers a more complicated lesson: Development is hard.
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Signing off on school activities and therapy dates was complicated.
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Or perhaps not; as we have seen, people are complicated.
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It's more complicated than the five names you see listed.
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He, therefore, has ample experience of navigating a complicated megacity.
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The reason for Mr. Putin's reluctance, then, is more complicated.
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Colonization stories have some deeper, complicated roots within science fiction.
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The moves illustrated Trump's complicated relationship with the news media.
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And the bracket picture starts to look very, very complicated.
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But the truth of the performance's climax is more complicated.
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It's fine to have that complicated relationship with your body.
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But the results so far paint a more complicated picture.
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These questions are complicated by our system of legal regulation.
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"Filling out these government forms is quite complicated," he said.
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But this one was even more complicated than they expected.
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Mr. Ingham said the case was particularly complicated, but Mrs.
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Things got more complicated when Cyndi gave birth to Oliver.
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He is a lot more complicated than the cartoon character.
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And so the Paris restaurant universe has become more complicated.
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The apocalypse undergirding the world of Death Stranding is complicated.
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That has complicated efforts to find sponsors, the curators said.
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But the fight for Falluja is expected to be complicated.
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What makes things even more complicated is Catalonia's own divisions.
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Then, suddenly, the pair tangled up during a complicated lift.
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Because these issues are only going to get more complicated.
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But the Peróns also have a complicated and controversial legacy.
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They are still learning the rules of their complicated world.
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Free speech is complicated and comes at a high price.
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Still, the road ahead is a complicated one for her.
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A: We have such a complicated relationship with corporate politics.
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The relationship between Trump and Gillespie is a complicated one.
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Puerto Rico is a "complicated mess" right now, he says.
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In the Senate, things are more complicated and more interesting.
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There's nothing complicated at all about Trump's approach to governing.
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But, he said, passing legislation "gets complicated" with Trump's involvement.
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We need them to be making sophisticated, complicated, informed decisions.
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Fetishization is a complicated subject in the fat activist community.
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Reactions have just made my online life much more complicated.
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The more complicated question is the one that comes next.
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But the problem is that international trade is wickedly complicated.
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Musk's situation is even more complicated than a typical CEO's.
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It's perceived as drier, too complicated, less interesting to viewers.
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Add iron and you get a complicated kind of black.
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The origin story of comics, however, is much more complicated.
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The answer is complicated, and it depends who you ask.
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There are several complicated aspects to these African vaccine introductions.
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But here's the twist that makes things even more complicated.
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The more Farah learned, the more complicated her feelings became.
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It makes a rich wine, but never a complicated one.
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Except life turns out to be more complicated than that.
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We are "playing" in a very big and complicated world.
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Complicated season with lots of surface melting, snowfall and refreezing.
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Romney's relationship with Trump has been complicated over the years.
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It's a complicated story, so let's start from the beginning.
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Things could get complicated quickly if any of that happens.
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I believe the truth is a good deal more complicated.
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The Hill: House GOP leadership race is more complicated now.
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Eleanor's attraction to Hill House is a bit more complicated.
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No. No. Too complicated, too difficult, too hard to understand.
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Our collective grief, always complicated, took on wicked new fissures.
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G.C.S.: This is a complicated question demanding serious philosophical thought.
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But gold is a much more complicated market to regulate.
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In many ways, their work has become even more complicated.
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But, recent rains notwithstanding, Connecticut's continuing drought has complicated matters.
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"This is going to be a complicated rescue," Auerbach said.
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In 21984, computers were expensive, complicated and hard to use.
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Or maybe, Kiril thought, the question was simply too complicated.
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They also turn a complicated story into an inevitability, even
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So far, Bolsonaro has offered simplistic answers to complicated problems.
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I don't see why it has to be more complicated.
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On that front, the data tell a more complicated story.
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But when his family is involved, it gets more complicated.
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The show had a complicated history of cancellations and resurrections.
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Valuing the thousands of assets involved makes tower deals complicated.
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That ruling has caused delays in the already complicated prosecution.
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But when Giroud uses the word complicated, he means difficult.
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The confident statements come amid a much more complicated picture.
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Shona Ghosh: TikTok has a bit of a complicated history.
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Mr. Mutko called it "complicated to judge" his deputy's actions.
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But 20 years on, Lara Croft has a complicated legacy.
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American democracy has always been a complex and complicated institution.
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Mr. Heffner speaks in long, structurally complicated, grammatically perfect sentences.
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However, things become complicated when setting up actual tax rates.
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The simple answer is yes, but it would be complicated.
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As with all things Chang, Ando is a little complicated.
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The path to women's suffrage was complicated, and sometimes ugly.
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Many of those fees are hidden in complicated disclosure documents.
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But Turkey's situation is too complicated for such historical comparisons.
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Reparations for the harms of climate change are more complicated.
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Reviewers also said the series was unnecessarily complicated and complex.
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The BEAT is complicated, but here's the takeaway for renewables.
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The January effect may be complicated by the tax bill.
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But his relationship to his religion is far more complicated.
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Here the story is less complicated than it sometimes appears.
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In exchange, you shouldn't have to make a complicated dinner.
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CostcoBut the wholesale retailer's origin story is a bit complicated.
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This demands a pedagogy that is complicated, taxing and disruptive.
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Yes, the judge said, Green Jacobson's 2015 bankruptcy complicated things.
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Building a coalition has been, and always will be, complicated.
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"History is complicated in South Africa," I remark to him.
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It's all very Sliding Doors, and bound to be complicated.
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Fixing the effects of climate change on Earth isn't complicated.
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Big moves around a complicated financial situation are also likely.
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Complicated parental situations abound in Netflix's new YA series Trinkets.
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Of course it was a lot more complicated than that.
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Determining this can get complicated, especially for early stage startups.
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"Sports and politics are very complicated in Guatemala," she said.
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But there's a darker, more complicated byproduct of her success.
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His legacy thus far, however, has been far more complicated.
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Getting divorced is both complicated and challenging — for either spouse.
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Details and words matter -- particularly in a story this complicated.
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This struggle was complicated by how much Atlas admired Bellow.
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"That's been one of the most complicated parts," Scalise acknowledged.
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Enforcing the fine may prove complicated for the teams themselves.
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We did it anyway, but it was just more complicated.
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I was convinced it could be complex, but not complicated.
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Licensing the image that we would later mirror was complicated.
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But at best it tends to make things more complicated.
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This month is complicated, but you're good at simplifying things.
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Macron faces a divided country and a complicated political landscape.
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But the reality, of course, is a little more complicated.
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It's complicated as hell, nothing but regulations, transparency, and limits.
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And even when it does work, the process is complicated.
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Kumar says it's a bit more complicated than it looks.
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Or how deep, complicated, and influential it still is today.
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But it's more complicated when you're talking about private companies.
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Intimacy can be even more complicated for some trans folk.
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Unfortunately the process is a bit more complicated than that.
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In those moments, we weren't complicated, and we weren't negotiating.
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However, our story is a little more complicated than that.
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My view on addiction and sobriety is a complicated one.
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Black women's relationship with their hair is a complicated one.
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Let's just say Americans' relationship with Facebook is increasingly complicated.
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Though, they may have been a too "complicated" for him.
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We have to resell the houses, which is very complicated.
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"They just seem complicated and too emotionally diffuse," he said.
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Rob Ford's relationship with his brother Doug was equally complicated.
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That's where the story of Cherry gets a bit complicated.
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But reality on the ground is more complicated than that.
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Holly Herndon: This is a really complicated and fraught question.
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Things are more complicated with Trump in the White House.
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A very long, complicated conversation could be on the menu.
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She was there wearing a black dress and complicated shoes.
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So it's all working together and it's all very complicated.
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But the roots of jihadism have a more complicated origin.
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Today's a fantastic day to work through any complicated feelings.
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"Life gets complicated, Bessandra," I whisper, bouncing her a bit.
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A complicated idea to explore through music, or any medium.
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It's not one or the other, it's both (and complicated).
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Shelbi sees a more complicated reason for the videos' success.
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You're smoothing out some complicated issues concerning intimacy or finances.
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And the closer you look, the more complicated they get.
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To put it lightly, it seems both complicated and exciting.
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For Kostya, any assessment of who Ukrainians are is complicated.
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The C.I.A. and the State Department have a complicated relationship.
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In the United States, installing solar roads is more complicated.
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Seeing art with his parents, he later explained, was complicated.
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After Saturday's loss, the Cubs' predicament is not complicated, either.
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Through all of it, Mr. Emanuel's place has been complicated.
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So I said: Well, you know, it's not that complicated.
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The surgical repair required quick precision, grafts and complicated attachments.
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The presidential appointment of relatives was less complicated before 1967.
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The technology was complicated, the data difficult to get right.
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"It's more complicated than flipping a switch," Dr. Caveney said.
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Anything that represents the kind of complicated, dimensional female character.
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Those talks have complicated efforts to keep the government open.
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The recipe may look complicated, but it's easy to prepare.
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Local, state and federal policy guidelines are helpful, but complicated.
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The situation was even more complicated when children were involved.
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Mr. Biden has a long and complicated record on abortion.
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Iraq's own situation has become more complicated in recent weeks.
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But treatment can be complicated, and patients often resist it.
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But finding the right subjects also has complicated the research.
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This can get particularly complicated in families with multiple children.
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Yes, it's complicated, and clearing this hurdle may require documentation.
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What's complicated is social media, because everyone is "friends" online.
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The moral of this story is simple: get complicated now.
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Social media made it all the more intense and complicated.
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Let me tell you, the gun thing is very complicated.
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"But he always made some complicated excuse," Mr. Gopnik said.
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It's as simple and as complicated as that, I suppose.
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Sex education in the United States is complicated at best.
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Complicated emotional and even financial issues are on your mind.
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It would be more about our complicated relationship with Russia.
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"Simple conversations are more complicated than when they play elsewhere."
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In this case, the illegality made everything much more complicated.
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For some, though, the Podesta Group left a complicated legacy.
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It's far more complicated, but the caricature is sufficient motivation.
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Basically, the group writes, it's way more complicated than that.
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Through a 18014 lens, the perspective becomes still more complicated.
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Navigating among competing domestic and global interests is complicated, though.
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Pie is delicious, and complicated, and infinitely better than cake.
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The opioid issue is more complicated than it's often portrayed.
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The relationship between caffeine and migraines and headaches is complicated.
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This also shows just how complicated the problem really is.
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But like most Washington spats, the truth is more complicated.
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This is a complicated and uncertain world we live in.
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And the more I look, the more complicated it gets.
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All of which is to say, Gillian Guess was complicated.
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When it comes to specific cases, things get more complicated.
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After a year, its symbolism feels complicated to me now.
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The more elements there are, the more complicated that becomes.
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Then, as so often with the National, things got complicated.
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The other problem, advocates say, is that pregnancy is complicated.
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Because everything now is too much: too complicated, too sophisticated.
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This show has more complicated and empathetic notions about sin.
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The process, activists say, is needlessly slow, expensive and complicated.
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Maximizing rewards requires understanding the system, which can be complicated.
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As Vox's Dylan Scott points out, the landscape appears complicated.
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Our relationship is close, but recently things have gotten complicated.
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There's a complicated relationship between climate change, coffee, and bees.
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These challenges make a push for postwar reconciliation extremely complicated.
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He's vulnerable, open, complicated and very fun to read about.
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Elsewhere, the transition away from coal looked even more complicated.
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"She was smart and complicated and challenging," Mr. Sidel said.
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But his record on health care is slightly more complicated.
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Once they go offstage, they have chemistry — but it's complicated.
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But the détente was complicated; Mr. McCain hated Mr. Trump.
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She's just as complicated as all the rest of us.
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It is not super complicated, so what's not to like?
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Engagement parties are where gifting gets a little more complicated.
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This year's new watch crop includes some spectacularly complicated pieces.
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But life can be more complicated than these categories allow.
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The relationship between housing and transportation emissions is not complicated.
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But, like any powerful technology, it's more complicated than that.
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But the extradition process promises to be long, and complicated.
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Now teams are also sorting out a complicated medical condition.
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Human biology is complicated and mysterious, even here on Earth.
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Vanessa Friedman found the reality is a bit more complicated.
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The change thrusts Facebook, YouTube and Twitter into complicated territory.
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A guide to the country's complicated parliamentary vote on Tuesday.
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Florida's system of criminal fees is notoriously onerous and complicated.
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So, like I said, Exxon's motives on this are complicated.
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You try to put a team together and it's complicated.
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It's a complicated question without a lot of middle ground.
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She slips between stereotypes, always more complicated than she seems.
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Things get more complicated when it comes to sex work.
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It's a dispiriting waste of such a fiery, complicated performer.
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My relationship with Facebook was and still is, fittingly, complicated.
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You want to make her life easier, not more complicated.
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Be open to the possibility of multiple, complicated story lines.
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Turns out it was a lot more complicated than that.
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But ZenGo thinks they're still too complicated for regular users.
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But as important as this story is, it's also complicated.
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To this day, I have a complicated relationship with wheelchairs.
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People are complicated, and nobody's all good or all bad.
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Antico said that the process of forgiving debt is complicated.
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In practice, it's proven more complicated because of Nvidia's approach.
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It's a complicated topic, and there is no single answer.
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People are complicated — invariably there is a variety of motivations.
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It's a complicated system and can be confusing to navigate.
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As with Biden's Super Tuesday win, it's not that complicated.
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The energy debt web is complicated and it is costly.
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Networks showing just one game have a less complicated decision.
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But legal experts say the situation is unprecedented — and complicated.
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Hastings is hardly the first to suggest something more complicated.
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Ms. Jovin knows these rules are complicated and often misapplied.
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The story becomes more complicated the more we zoom in.
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WeChat is more complicated, with censorship happening on its servers.
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But producing clothes in the U.S. today is exceedingly complicated.
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Counting is a lot more complicated than conducting a survey.
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I'm making the plot sound more complicated than it feels.
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The resulting floodwaters trapped the team and complicated rescue efforts.
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But the picture is more complicated and fuzzier than that.
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In New York, though, the reality seems far more complicated.
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We don't have to sell this in a complicated way.
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But what's really going on is more complicated, experts agree.
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Evolution, as we've long known, is often messy and complicated.
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Communication gets a little more complicated later in the day.
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Luckily, altering nature is far more complicated than many think.
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The rules are simple, but the game is exceedingly complicated.
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Of course, inferring these population histories is a complicated process.
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Among Mr. Zuma's supporters, the reaction has been more complicated.
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They are complicated and come from different sects and practices.
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The children grow into complicated teenagers, then leave for college.
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There's much that's complicated in the world of health policy.
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One reason is that computers, and computer software, are complicated.
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Things just got a lot more complicated for Joe Manchin.
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"This has been a very complicated process," Mr. Langworthy said.
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All his complicated contradictions make every character he plays fascinating.
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"It's very complicated to battle against mother nature," he said.
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"That's too complicated to think about right now," Girardi said.
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"It's not crazy advice," says Choi, but it is complicated.
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That has further complicated life for civilians trying to flee.
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In the United States, installing solar roads is more complicated.
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When I met Charlie, things started to feel more complicated.
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Outside that room, though, the picture is rather more complicated.
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Avoid big boots or shoes with complicated laces and straps.
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They don't understand that playing this role, it was complicated.
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Even so, it complicated her search, and limited her options.
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The story is much more complicated — and compelling — than that.
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Everything is so complicated… but I succeeded in avoiding Starbucks!
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It's about as complicated as building a drone, I'd say.
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But a fuller look at his record is more complicated.
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These electability concerns naturally complicated her implicit party unity pitch.
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And maybe "motherly love" is more complicated than it seems.
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Many of us would shed tears too complicated to explain.
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All that remained was the bookkeeping — and that got complicated.
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As with Prince, the legacy Bryant leaves behind is complicated.
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The question is, what exactly is a complicated tax situation?
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The two have a complicated relationship that goes back decades.
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Of course, Kelly has her own complicated history with NBC.
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Everyone else, re: their friends' "it's complicated" relationship statuses. Sen.
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The plan is a bit complicated, but it does exist.
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Legitimate drug development comes with its own complicated ethical questions.
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The big picture: Graham and Trump have a complicated relationship.
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The move follows a complicated day for Brexit on Saturday.
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Like many, we have a complicated relationship with social media.
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But it can get complicated when you have multiple cameras.
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Or, maybe your life has become a bit more complicated.
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Puerto Rico's recovery could be complicated by its mounting debts.
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This is coffee, and everyone agrees that coffee is complicated.
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But others learn the reality can be far more complicated.
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Skin Deep Who knew hair-washing could be so … complicated?
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Jon Gosselin is opening up about his complicated family dynamics.
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The portrait of Mr. Dylan here is warm and complicated.
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But agreeing upon the details of a deal proved complicated.
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The addition of drugs has made that question more complicated.
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But measuring what that means for the climate is complicated.
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" Mr. Cherfi has a long, complicated history with the "Marseillaise.
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The video's appeal is as complicated as it is universal.
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Obesity is often complicated by diabetes and other health issues.
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These problems will be very difficult — and complicated — to fix.
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Bits Google's regulatory issues in Europe have gotten more complicated.
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This is Los Angeles, so the ending is more complicated.
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Middle school can be an especially complicated time for girls.
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Does the idea of setting up a budget feel complicated?
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Craig has long had a complicated relationship with the franchise.
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That will happen, or we will make things quite complicated.
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There's-- things to learn with something that complicated and widespread.
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I'm just saying that these things are very, very complicated.
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"A complicated process was full of political profit," Dougherty writes.
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Despite their seeming disposability, discarding wire hangers can be complicated.
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See also: Motorola Razr undergoes iFixit's 'most complicated' teardown yet.
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And U.S. foreign policy is complicated by disinformation. Wow. Huh.
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"I feel like life is endlessly complicated," Ms. Donelly said.
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The reasons for its premature demise are complicated and unpleasant.
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We discuss this complicated issue on this week's Waypoint Radio.
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So it's complicated for them as to what to do.
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Policymaking will be further complicated by a busy election cycle.
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But I guess Bernie's presence in the field complicated it.
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And of course some installations make this task more complicated.
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Maybe the relationship between humans and dogs isn't so complicated.
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But for Japan, the conflict is more complicated and unexpected.
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But such a change would be both complicated and risky.
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The reality isn't quite so grim but is certainly complicated.
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The relationship between Americanness and consumption was a complicated one.
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Parnas is a complicated figure in the unfolding Ukraine saga.
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"Back then it was a lot more complicated," Zuckerberg said.
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Some policy subjects, on the other hand, really are complicated.
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It was an extremely complicated legislative task to undo it.
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For many associates of the lab, the situation remains complicated.
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I think what you're touching on is a complicated issue.
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The subsequent investigation has also been complicated by the locale.
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Everything is complicated, and unfortunately it's all up to Vale.
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"For Sprint," Mr. Chaplin said, "the waiting is more complicated."
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Do they seriously know how complicated and costly it is?
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I have done that for years… but it's very complicated.
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For now, their new relationship status is ... complicated, but single.
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As it relates to DACA, again, these are complicated issues.
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Mental illness is complicated and a hard diagnosis to receive.
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It's a more complicated story with a less happy ending.
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And, well, that's where things get a bit more complicated.
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And every marketer knows such stories can't be too complicated.
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The positive is that it doesn't have to be complicated.
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"Complicated is not a smooth transition from simple," he said.
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But it is more complicated than it used to be.
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Wilson reads in McQueen's clothes a complicated relationship with women.
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Their efforts were complicated by witnesses' reticence, Meeks had said.
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Risk management is never perfect, and the more complicated your
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The politics around Obama and the current debate remain complicated.
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Exactly what's driving the current uptick in mining is complicated.
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In a criminal case, it is a little more complicated.
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"Exchange mechanics are costly, complicated and heavily regulated," it said.
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"It's not as complicated as you might think," Taylor says.
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The reality, according to several administration officials, is more complicated.
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So while Google is complicated, it's at least doing something.
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To make matters more complicated, medical schools can vary greatly.
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As any CFO can attest, corporate finance is extraordinarily complicated.
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Obama, with his complicated background, doesn't take roots for granted.
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"I explained to John how complicated it was," he said.
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Organizing such exercises is a complicated effort that takes months.
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The talks have been complicated by a number of issues.
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Many of us have a complicated relationship with our phones.
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And I knew just how emotionally complicated that election was.
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But its options for responding further are getting increasingly complicated.
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Connecting police shootings with community health, however, is more complicated.
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I will always have a complicated relationship with my body.
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The contracts can also be long, complicated and sometimes risky.
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But he doesn't stint on the complicated and complicating details.
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This is where things get curious and complicated for Marini.
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"I think there was a very complicated situation," he said.
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Aiming is a more complicated act than we usually assume.
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However, the outcome of the vote paints a complicated picture.
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" — SETH MEYERS "'Nobody knew health care could be so complicated?
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This is a Talmudic, which is to say complicated, question.
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However, the company has a complicated relationship with French authorities.
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Fortunately, strength training programs don't have to be insanely complicated.
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True understanding of these men is complicated and takes time.
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It might be ideal for complicated topics with fewer candidates.
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Maybe the gear and characters were too complicated for me.
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So we're gonna do repeal and replace, very complicated stuff.
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Another local family has a complicated connection to the Vinichs.
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It was very complicated, which is why I loved it.
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"It's a very complicated decision week to week," he said.
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We'd spend all afternoon working up these very complicated routines.
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That has complicated investigations and upended the normal diplomatic order.
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The Bangladesh authorities' response to the crisis has been complicated.
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In general, international conflicts have gotten more complicated to solve.
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"I thought that would be too complicated," Mr. Giuliani said.
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Marksmanship can seem simple one moment and complicated the next.
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Many of us have a complicated relationship with our phones.
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But the reasons are more complicated than you might think.
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In terms of real economics, however, things are more complicated.
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If you are breastfeeding, things get a bit more complicated.
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At best they simplify things that are in fact complicated.
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AKA, founded in 1908, has a proud but complicated history.
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But the potential solutions are more complicated than they appear.
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Clearly that is proving more complicated than many people expected.
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No. The process of naming hurricanes is much more complicated.
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The problem is complicated by a shortage of parking downtown.
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The interplay between genetics and hormones is complicated, she said.
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He's doing it for various complicated reasons of his own.
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These are pretty quick glosses on three complicated policy achievements.
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Obviously, these are stylized summaries of profoundly complicated political visions.
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It should be simple even if the story seems complicated.
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I don't have a really complicated or sophisticated answer here.
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For parents of L.G.B.T.Q. teenagers, slumber parties can be complicated.
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But his record on the Russia investigation was more complicated.
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It's not always less complicated, but it is more comforting.
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The role of a nanny is as complicated as ever.
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Best of all, none of them are expensive or complicated.
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He also has a long, complicated record in public life.
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But court battles have complicated the enforcement of the laws.
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These decisions have been complicated by Republicans' immigration enforcement demands.
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The streets is not as complicated as people make it.
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This only adds to Trump's complicated relationship with the military.
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With alcohol, though, the story is a bit more complicated.
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It's a complicated, expensive, and risky endeavor, experts tell me.
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"I've seen births complicated by these procedures," says midwife, Lucia.
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The global economic recovery remained "complicated and grim", Gao said.
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It's more complicated than that, but those are the basics.
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But a "Brextension" is not guaranteed — and could be complicated.
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Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America's spies.
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But when it comes to abortion, things get more complicated.
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It's an especially complicated time to be a Black creative.
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But their negotiations have been complicated by the immigration issue.
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Often, he combines his subjects into complicated knots of copulation.
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So for me, that was a little bit more complicated.
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Each of these arguments is far more complicated, of course.
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It actually complicated relationships for me and on many levels.
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"The world is so complicated," said Sarva, with some resignation.
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But how long that process takes is a complicated question.
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It's true that interruptions are a complicated subject in sociolinguistics.
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Clearly, the answer is more complicated than a simple no.
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This is not complicated from a governing or leadership standpoint.
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LL: It's always a very complicated balancing act, isn't it?
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My second thought was, Oh, and it's also quite complicated.
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The implications are terrifying, but the motivations are not complicated.
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We need to stop looking for a more complicated story.
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The process can range from mildly complicated to completely confusing.
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The process for how the whole operation works is complicated.
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Actually, the answer to that last one is not complicated.
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"Asymmetry" is not complicated, but it cannot be read complacently.
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The episode was tremendously complicated, as a behind-the-scenes video reveals — it involved coordinating explosive devices, pyrotechnics, and a vast crowd of extras, in addition to CGI dragons and complicated close-quarters combat.
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A recent study of two techniques — a simple, three-step method recommended by the C.D.C. versus a more complicated method recommended by the World Health Organization — found the more complicated one to be better.
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All I knew was my friendships with girls were complicated by the fact that I sometimes wanted to kiss them, and my relationships with boys were complicated by the fact that I often didn't.
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Women's Sexuality Is More Multi-LayeredNeville has a complicated relationship with the word "complicated" being used to describe female sexuality, which can spread the idea that women's sexuality is unfathomable and thus not worth exploring.
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Because it is more complicated than animal brains in ways that (say) human livers are not more complicated than animal livers, using animal brains as analogues of human ones is never going to be satisfactory.
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Her complicated feelings about Rex are the core of the story, and as The Glass Castle switches between Jeannette's childhood and adulthood, we start to understand why her feelings surrounding her father are so complicated.
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No, it's more complicated than that and lots of research is still needed, said Dr. T.H. Eric Bui of the Center for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Disorders and Complicated Grief Program at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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