But Retro Computers' case is a little dicier than usual.
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If it's unclear who owns the locked device, however, things get dicier.
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Now for the dicier question: Will this ban actually make us safer?
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It will get even dicier if companies with larger memberships decide to bail.
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But if days turn into weeks, things could get far dicier for Scott politically.
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But things could get much dicier for groups on the ground following the cut.
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However, halting the economy's longer-term decline may be a dicier proposition, the economist added.
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What's next: As the two battle it out in court things could get even dicier.
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Things get even dicier once you start moving those tools down toward your pubic area.
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While it may pass the House, the path forward in the Senate is much dicier.
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But in the comics, things are even dicier for the budding superhero and her sis.
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" It's that simple, but it gets a little dicier in step two: "choose your favorite doughnut.
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And then things get dicier, and they have to do some creative thinking to avoid prison.
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Things then got dicier late in the game, after the Caps took a 4-1 lead.
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It's the next part of Sanders' assertion where she gets into far dicier territory on the facts.
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No one is in a dicier spot than Doug Jones, the Democratic senator from fiercely pro-Trump Alabama.
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As for removing the fist completely, Dr. Powell says that that can get dicier than the initial insertion.
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But her track record is dicier when it comes to some of the roles she's chosen to play.
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But they're also pushing into dicier territory, using the technique to modify human embryos—and thus potentially future generations.
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But that became a much dicier proposition after the EMC deal and, again, those subsequent changes to interest deductibility.
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"Trying to reinvent your business has its risks, but standing still may be an even dicier proposition," the host said.
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Bruce is dicier still, even though he's an established left-handed power-hitter who is having a fine .267/.315/.
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It's when things like "natural sauteéd flavor" and "artificial butter flavor" come into the equation that things get a little dicier.
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So, while ketamine continues to be valuable in surgeons' and even psychiatrists' offices, the consequences of using it recreationally are dicier.
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Understanding the hearts, minds and skills of the young men competing in the Toledo-Kent State game is a lot dicier.
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And with those oil sanctions set to take effect in just six weeks, Iran's economic position is getting dicier by the day.
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In contrast, China, where debt has risen from 0.2.25% of GDP in 20.25 to 22.2% in 22.6, faces a dicier trade-off.
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"Trying to reinvent your business has its risks, but standing still may be an even dicier proposition," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The government disagreed, citing a whole host of reasons (for one thing, civil liberties always get a little dicier at the border).
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Now that Kennedy is retired and Kavanaugh has replaced him, this makes the looming outcome in the Louisiana case seem even dicier.
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While the parking situation is a little dicier and the beach slightly coarser, it's still a pleasant place to dip your toes.
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But shutting down the government or risking a downgrade over funding a new border wall would be dicier to say the least.
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He was soon to be Dr. Woods, but he wasn't yet ready to leave D&D for the far dicier world of academia.
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But his prospects for making the fall debates — candidates must have 130,000 donors and hit 2 percent in four qualifying polls — were dicier.
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While the major contenders -- Biden, Warren, Sanders, Buttigieg, Harris -- should have no trouble clearing that hurdle, it gets dicier beyond those top five.
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Things get a little dicier when Cheese adds more steps though ... and he's got some work to do on spinning the ball on his finger.
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One part of the morning commute had him going through Long Island City, which was a much dicier neighborhood in those days than it is today.
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She also addresses some of the dicier modern conundrums, like how to address someone who is transitioning, or speak properly to a person with a disability.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before is aggressively cozy, an homage to John Hughes' filmography stripped of some of the dicier elements of the filmmaker's work.
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A border is bad for practical reasons; people like my sister live in Donegal and work in Derry, and thousands more vice versa... Politically, things get even dicier.
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And some believe that many students, especially from middle-class families less-affected by application fees, are simply applying to more schools in general, as acceptances seem dicier.
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In designating McAleenan, though, he appears to be on dicier legal footing, according to a number of observers, including Stanford law professor Anne Joseph O'Connell, an expert on vacancies.
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The widespread cooler weather will certainly slow emergence and development over the next week or so, but add in the recent and expected rainfall, and the situation becomes even dicier.
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Add on any serious "get out the vote" operation to enroll Latinos (who still punch well below their weight in Texas) to vote, and things could get even dicier for Republicans.
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While nobody doubts that the president has the power to declare a national emergency, whether he could use one to bypass Congress and build a wall along the southern border is a dicier question.
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Sanders and Warren famously agreed to a "non-aggression pact" earlier in the election, though developments this past weekend signaled that it was getting dicier to stand by it as the Iowa caucuses approach.
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The longer Sanders stays in the race, the harder it would be to focus on the general election -- a problem that grows much dicier if Donald Trump starts to run away with the GOP nomination.
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It doesn't even touch the creation of fake accounts, and fake pages, which in many ways is the more pervasive and insidious effort, but figuring out a way to legislate around that, that gets dicier.
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That's even dicier given Queer Eye's premise of helping people change their lives; there's potential there to flex feelings of cultural superiority by centering outsiders, and there's the risk of deriding local culture through unfamiliar American stars.
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Taking a chance on an up-and-coming makeup brand can feel even dicier at times, but that didn't stop hundreds of customers from supporting Honey Kissed Cosmetics, a Black-owned beauty company started by entrepreneur Nikuale Williams.
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Obstacles that might appear relatively benign in still images are sometimes revealed to be dicier when viewed through the HoloLens, while geological formations that would not otherwise have been especially noticeable "pop out" in the display, according to Menzies.
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But while she managed to resolve issues that had seemed potentially insurmountable just days earlier — and get her own Conservative Party, Northern Irish hardliners, Ireland, and the E.U all to sign off — the next steps could be even dicier.
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Yet the strength in dicier, more jumpy stocks did not really come at the expense of those "defensive" large-cap stalwarts in the consumer staples, telecom and utilities sectors, which are still handily beating the broad market year to date.
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Born in the dicier precincts of Birmingham, England, to parents who had recently immigrated from Pakistan, Mr. Mann went to Cambridge, won a scholarship to the Wharton School and dropped his plan to become a doctor, switching to law and finance.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The top U.S. securities regulator on Thursday approved major new rules designed to protect mutual fund investors from the effects of a sudden sell-off, but it left for another day some of the dicier issues involved.
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To make matters dicier, these companies are maturing at a moment when regulators in Europe, and perhaps soon in the US, are taking a harder look at them, and the relatively open global economic order on which they are built seems to be crumbling.
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I think for the public market buyer coming in today, this is going to be a lot dicier, and because it's the first one out, it's not crazy to imagine the stock does well initially, but in the long run, they have this fundamental problem.
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Republicans, already on edge about the possibility of a wave forming that might endanger their House majority in 2018, view a win in Montana as a way to settle their nerves and push back against the negative national narrative -- particularly with the special election in Georgia's 6th District next month looking like a dicier proposition for the party.
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