Any solution will be more complex, because hate is more complex.
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It is a tale that is adapted to a more complex reality, more complex ethical questions.
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They will develop better answers to more complex questions and meet more complex challenges with greater precision and speed.
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It has to retain its users as their needs become more complex and attract new teens as the product becomes more complex.
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From these simple lessons, robots could gradually learn more complex algorithms for "how to learn", and in turn apply these to produce more complex behavior and more complex artificial brains, eventually growing into what we call "strong" or "general" artificial intelligence.
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More complex issues require more complex strategies Encouraging prompt care-seeking for parents with sick children is one thing, but many health issues -- such as prenatal practices and norms around HIV -- are much more complex, requiring dramatic attitudinal changes, Sheehy-Skeffington said.
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But developers of larger, more complex games, explained that being tied to the Siri remote could be a bad thing for more complex games.
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The difference is that the unit is more complex: a qubit, which represents a much more complex mathematical space than simply 0 or 103.
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But to Apple's credit, it's not so much more complex that we can't figure it out, nor do I think it's more complex than Android.
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"I know we're supposed to be strong and powerful and audacious, but human beings are more complex than that; I'm more complex than that," she said.
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Human dendritic trees are more complex than those of rats, which means they could possibly do more complex computations and function at a higher level than a rat neuron.
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Mass Effect is a much larger and more complex game than Overwatch, and it became clear that on larger and more complex tasks, the Optane 2800P really starts to shine.
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When it comes to Excel Online, Microsoft's years of experience pay off much better—because the app is necessarily more complex, the more complex ribbon menu layout makes more sense here.
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This could have led to the algae flourishing and producing more complex molecules, leaving behind more kinds of degraded steroids than existed before the meltdown, and evolving into more complex things.
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Possibly — but I think it's more complex than that.
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In "Mahabharata — Nalacharitam," the setup is even more complex.
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A braise is more complex — aromatic, succulent, deeply flavorful.
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Specialty drugs are more complex and treat more serious conditions.
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My reporting was motivated by more complex questions as well.
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There are more complex viruses that follow other organizational principles.
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But even slightly more complex games like Super Mario Bros.
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Because your argument is more complex than it's sometimes portrayed.
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It was much more complex than that, especially in 1923.
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This next robot is an order of magnitude more complex.
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StarCraft II is a vastly more complex game than chess.
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Now, with two episodes' hindsight, it's more complex than ever.
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The question is simple, but the answer couldn't more complex.
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But he is up to something much more complex here.
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These ETFs have more complex selection criteria than other funds.
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And her character never gets much more complex than that.
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It's more complex than language than math than social skills.
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The mechanical team devised contraptions for the more complex sequences.
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The glass is best for older or more complex bottles.
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But other items, though simply stated, are considerably more complex.
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This enabled the creation of bigger and more complex works.
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However, that would be more complex to manage, they added.
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But it is now clear that reality is more complex.
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The original versions of the concept were slightly more complex.
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More complex and disorienting games will still turn your stomach.
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Those who know him best paint a more complex picture.
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But what Raisin develops is considerably more complex than this.
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Formalities with documentation were increased, making deals much more complex.
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The Business Challenge The impact on businesses is more complex.
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Artificial intelligence is also helping to solve more complex problems.
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We actually continue to evolve and create more complex technologies.
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It is also far more complex than it may seem.
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For McKechnie, it's got to be more complex than that.
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The truth is almost certainly more complex and more chaotic.
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But creativity wants you to have the more complex thing.
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The Cyberpunk team says things are more complex than that.
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A more complex formula accounts for extremes in parental height.
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One issue is pretty simple; the other is more complex.
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Facebook's targeted ads are more complex that it lets on.
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The tasks start simple and get more complex from there.
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But that feels like a different, much more complex issue.
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I wanted to make this relationship more complex and layered.
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Ara is mechanically simpler and more complex than earlier versions.
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Her tax situation is more complex, so it takes longer.
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However, Jasmine's situation is a bit more complex and interesting.
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What that looks like in reality is often more complex.
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After Friday, the time frame became more complex, he added.
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But I think there's something more complex going on here.
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These things are inevitably more complex than they may seem.
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But increasingly it's expanding into more complex industries and services.
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But Daniel Askill's approach is more complex than shock tactics.
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From a safety angle, the differing viewpoints are more complex.
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Tempo shifts, slightly more complex rhythms, and a vicious howl.
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More complex problems, not surprisingly, are more challenging to finance.
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Manned missions required more complex systems than earlier, unmanned ones.
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Finally, he said, newer, more complex algorithms are being created.
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But he favored more complex settings for his own fiction.
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For us, that makes the experience more complex and nuanced.
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But the story on the ground is far more complex.
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The encryption debate becomes more complex with each terrorist event.
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The reality of implementing that idea is far more complex.
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Costs far more now-- it's a much more complex product.
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Cyber security will become more complex in this digital society.
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The challenge of policing political expression is even more complex.
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He gestured toward something more complex, more inclusive, more sustainable.
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On iPhone X, this action is a little more complex.
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"If something is more complex, it comes off as bigger."
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It's just a little more complex than it was before.
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Her tax situation was more complex, so it took longer.
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At its Hechingen, Germany, plant the situation was more complex.
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The modern Internet has become far more complex and decentralized.
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But the story is also far more complex than that.
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But the soundtrack was used in more complex ways, too.
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The more buds you add, the more complex the flavor.
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This uses the same principle but is obviously more complex.
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Its production line is bigger and more complex than Atlas's.
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Nose breaks can be simple fractures, or more complex breaks.
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This formula is less effective when concepts become more complex.
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But a closer look reveals a much more complex personality.
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But, Brian Rosenthal explained, the story is much more complex.
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The result is a more complex story than anyone imagined.
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Interviews with Macedonian state officials suggest a more complex story.
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In life, Petipa's view of the sexes was more complex.
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It's way more complex than any of the other wines.
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But when you dig deeper, the ritual becomes more complex.
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Now they can learn more complex tasks on their own.
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Never has a good old American whiskey been more complex.
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But the project was more complex than they had envisioned.
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The auction was more complex than Meredith executives had expected.
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The story of "The Dark Tower" is even more complex.
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The truth is far more complex, though no less insidious.
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The second issue, more complex, has been discussed too little.
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I think advertising got much more complex in the 1980s.
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That picture grew more complex over the next few days.
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The process was also more complex than it's ever been.
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But the story for Mars is a bit more complex.
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The calculus would be somewhat more complex for Hillary Clinton.
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But these more complex organism emerged during an interesting time.
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The original drawing may have been more complex, as well.
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Bigger and more complex targets show budgeting has its limits.
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The motivations that led to this choice are more complex.
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The more complex the design, the more expensive the piece.
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With her business in overdrive, life has become more complex.
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Its solution is much more complex than the problem's statement.
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Her situation is a bit more complex than Collins's, though.
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However, a recent Gallup study showed a more complex picture.
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Hood Huggers reveals that the reality is far more complex.
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But what is occurring on the inside is much more complex.
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"[Sexuality] is so much more complex than our boobs," Maslany says.
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You put these bits together to build up more complex information.
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The technical definition behind the label is a bit more complex.
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When the installation is more complex, we schedule a technician visit.
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City governments frequently respond to a more complex mix of motivations.
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I feel too lazy to cook anything more complex than that.
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But the story of Mr. al-Baghdadi's demise is more complex.
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The fees kick in when your filing situation becomes more complex.
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Models and strategies are more complex and should be explained separately.
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The characters are richer and deeper; the story is more complex.
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And it's much more complex than typical red versus blue politics.
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Emily is no more complex than a Disney World roller coaster.
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Turkey and the European Union are in a more complex entanglement.
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Over time, algorithms should take over more and more complex tasks.
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The characters weren't much more complex than most in adult films.
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Heirloom varietals often offer a more complex and unique flavor profile.
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In reality, the relationship between Devins and Clark was more complex.
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Developers could also inject JavaScript code to fix more complex problems.
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But naturally human movement is a bit more complex than that.
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A more complex process was undertaken to quantify the safest jobs.
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It turns out that it's a much more complex technical project.
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Six out of 22 teams completed this much more complex challenge.
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But the human body is far more complex than an oven.
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Britain's attitude to free trade is more complex than it seems.
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But banking services are more complex than a mobile phone line.
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And it is far more complex and it does involve China.
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The tactics become more complex, more covert, and harder to detect.
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But that perspective gets a little more complex as you progress.
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Plated, on the other hand, can get a bit more complex.
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For some of the more complex kits, things can get repetitive.
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And, like his victories, the result obscured a more complex story.
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But building an artificial human cell, well that's considerably more complex.
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But the problem is more complex than San Francisco's housing costs.
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Obviously, adding a third dimension makes things a bit more complex.
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Next you're going to tell me it gets even MORE complex.
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Patreon's business model is straightforward, though it is becoming more complex.
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Bernard Arnault is doing something more complex but also self-serving.
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The intellectual property issues are possibly more complex than plant genetics.
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They are often a little more complex than you first realize.
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"Ice-ocean interactions are more complex than previously understood," Milillo said.
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And it's far more complex than the software in the car.
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If a pregnancy is more complex, more visits will be required.
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A more complex view offers perhaps a simpler, less terminal cosmos.
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His work was more complex and laborious than most people saw.
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So, as job requirements grow more complex, workers are less interchangeable.
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In particular, it's good at drawing images from more complex sentences.
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Things get more complex as you get further into the game.
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History and statistics tell a more complex story, according to criminologists.
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But now the blend between composer and interlocutor is more complex.
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When it comes to the internet, our barter becomes more complex.
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But you also understand the world is a more complex place.
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More complex investments like variable annuities may fall off in sales.
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Its production line is bigger and more complex than Atlas is.
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As Disneyland's rides got more complex, the park needed more room.
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Some with more complex holdings will see even higher legal bills.
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That makes the task of choosing and managing loans more complex.
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But naturally, human movement is a bit more complex than that.
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"It's way more complex than simply 'repeal and replace,' " Johnson said.
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Networks will only get more complex and more integral to society.
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Section 600.9 is more complex and provides two bases for disclosure.
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It's more complex than just a kid who can't sit still.
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She said the subject is always more complex than the picture.
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And the process is more complex and expensive than traditional crowdfunding.
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But global feelings, including those in Sri Lanka, are more complex.
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"The business has changed, become more and more complex," he added.
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For Ahmad, the more complex collaboration is with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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But this story is more complex than a mere tabloid tale.
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The software became more complex, harder to use and more restrictive.
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It's much more complex, but it's also not impossible to fix.
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It's more complex than Hearthstone and faster than Magic: The Gathering.
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The Dementor protection spell, Expecto Patronum, is a little more complex.
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"Now the conversation is shifting, the ideas are becoming more complex."
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But Trump has whiffed on some of his more complex pledges.
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Ms. Parker plays the more complex role, with more mixed results.
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The injustices of today are smaller, but they are more complex.
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But the issue is more complex than a clash of cultures.
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The landscape is more complex than the Trump administration's complaint suggests.
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Instead, there's a more complex relationship between Hield and his hometown.
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But these are tiny snapshots of a much more complex story.
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What really happened is far more complex, harder to disentangle. 5A.
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Beneath these more obvious contradictions, there were many more complex factors.
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And, importantly, researchers know it's a lot more complex than income.
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Beneath the surface, though, even that is a little more complex.
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On the inside, though, the picture has been much more complex.
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Large companies keep getting bigger, and in some ways more complex.
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But breakdowns by ethnicity and sex tell a more complex story.
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Television producer Your commission was a bit more complex than most.
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But percentages dropped with more complex shapes, like the toy shark.
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But the process of stopping a star may be more complex.
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The modern Hydra is more complex than its ancient Greek counterpart.
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However, viewing Fannie and Freddie separately, it is slightly more complex.
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These wines are deeper, more complex and can age and evolve.
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The problems we face today are much more complex and intractable.
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And the nature of the modern conflict is becoming more complex.
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Sex is much more complex than complimenting and and gift-giving.
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When medications became widely used, the situation became even more complex.
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But the relationship has grown even more complex in recent months.
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Yet the battle over jobs is also more complex than that.
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Hazard reduction is more complex than some would have you believe.
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Compared with the suburbs or rural America, cities are more complex.
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The challenges will be more complex than Mr. Trump ever imagined.
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Imagine chocolate soft serve, but frothier, with a more complex taste.
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But the homophobia on Friends is also more complex than that.
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And yet the situation is more complex than at first sight.
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Metzger said the only planet more complex than Pluto is Earth.
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Things were more complex outside the caldera, that much was clear.
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"Any situation is more complex than one feature," said Dr. Wen.
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Elsewhere Sheetz engages with global issues in a more complex style.
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For me, it's much more complex than social criticism about Romania.
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He unravels a more complex story about her life and death.
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Unfortunately, the blockchain is a little more complex than a padlock.
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But it's much more complex than the headlines suggest, isn't it?
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Watson & Holmes is effectively a far more complex version of Clue.
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Hopefully, they're richer, fuller, and more complex — more person than caricature.
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And so, Apple has made iOS more complex than it was before.
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You should taste more of the grains, it should be more complex.
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The Fed has higher supervisory expectations for the larger, more-complex banks.
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The other prong strikes me as more exciting—if also more complex.
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Maria said her more complex videos take about three days to create.
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It's a bit more complex, it's got emojis, and, it's got pizazz!
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Like a lot of simple political slogans, the truth was more complex.
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Now, with the combination of Uber and Didi, it's even more complex.
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Each layer of the network deals with a progressively more complex problem.
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The new data, though, suggests a picture that is far more complex.
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More precisely, Camp involves a new, more complex relation to 'the serious.
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It also made new key fobs available that utilize more complex encryption.
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After that, they noticed the signals becoming less synchronized and more complex.
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Every evolutionary story he had touched became more complex by the day.
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Lemonade's bots are still learning and pass more complex claims to humans.
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It didn't take long for a different, more complex picture to emerge.
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These findings provide more insight into how the brain becomes more complex.
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The criteria are intended to exclude transactions considered riskier or more complex.
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But that's just a piece of a more complex CEO performance matrix.
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We're exploring different solutions here, but they are a bit more complex.
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Wholesale markets would become much more complex, involving many more diverse participants.
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But the reality is more complex, operating at a far larger scale.
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Carta also provides additional features to manage your more complex cap table.
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The Hawaiians had some of the more complex mythology around the animals.
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Things progress quickly to more complex programming constructs like functions and loops.
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This is a more complex negotiation and, once agreed, harder to ratify.
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So what is the more complex story that needs to be told?
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As you open new areas of the island, things become more complex.
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Yet he admits that rebuilding Afghanistan is more complex than he expected.
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It's a much more complex issue than most people see it as.
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The Edge Moto Mod system would be a little more complex, obviously.
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Ford said Survival gives employees more time to undertake more complex tasks.
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More important, Randall said, these lessons only become more complex with age.
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This led to the development of more complex models of feminist analysis.
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By role-playing game standards, Xenoblade is on the more complex side.
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Over time, the company's systems can learn to identify more complex emotions.
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"China is a more complex country to negotiate than Russia," adds Saarnio.
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Now, the global landscape is arguably more complex than eight years ago.
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A similar effort on a global scale would be even more complex.
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Compared to MIT's IkeaBot system, the furniture being assembled was more complex.
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A more complex political landscape puts both of these conventions in doubt.
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PSVR has also gotten pretty good at replicating more complex PC experiences.
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People intuitively understand that emotions are more complex than this, says Barrett.
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For more complex devices, you'll need to switch them into pairing mode.
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Mathpix even works with more complex equations that require graphs or charts.
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It basically allows for more complex behaviors for objects, locations and NPCs.
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So prepare yourselves for an even more complex and expensive dating experience.
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The startup also brings in financial aid experts for more complex enquiries.
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This essentially allows advertisers to tell more complex, customizable messages through video.
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The trend makes understanding the landscape of intellectual property even more complex.
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"It's a far more complex job than just banning people," Lo said.
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But as usual, The Good Place's takeaway is more complex than that.
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Ranked-choice voting is a little more complex than single-choice voting.
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"The development of sexual systems is just much more complex," she added.
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The personal tax reform side of the equation is even more complex.
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But it means companies are faced with a more complex business environment.
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The truth, Ghodsee points out, is far more complex—especially for women.
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For students who are already on campus, the question is more complex.
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But language is much more complex than short-and-sharp grammars portray.
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"We are having longer and more complex discussions with regulators," he said.
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And the tax code has become far more complex, reaching 230m words.
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") to more complex ones ("Which stocks did Morgan Stanley upgrade last week?
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That and the deals have gotten a lot larger and more complex.
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Because she presented various sides of a controversy, they were more complex.
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He looked at Alejandro, and the man's smile deepened, becoming more complex.
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And their reasons are surely more complex than "diversity," whatever that means.
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Other, more complex organic molecules seem to always be more plentiful indoors.
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Robot anxiety is real, but it's more complex than the headlines suggest.
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Jiwani and Fahd's scheme soon grew more complex, according to the indictment.
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"Gene editing is a little more complex than gene therapy," Rabin added.
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When a buyout isn't so clearly delineated, the options are more complex.
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Reality should be more complex than that—it shouldn't be so obvious.
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A more complex image would require multiple pressings with differently colored inks.
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A MIMD machine can be expected to do much more complex calculations.
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Upstream refers to basic petrochemicals, and downstream to more complex specialty chemicals.
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Certainly no one should expect anything more complex from a Hollywood entertainment.
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The more complex the product, the more susceptible it is to disruption.
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What's more complex and unresolved is the relationship with the First Nations.
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It was also possible that everybody was playing a more complex game.
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The more technical you are, the more complex your digital affairs are.
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With the company becoming more complex, it's looking to simplify the message.
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But being in that situation it became far more complex for me.
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What motivates the characters here is so much more complex and contradictory.
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It's easier to build, but also more complex and harder to use.
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But genetic testing is offering a glimpse into a more complex story.
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The whole thing is just so much more complex than you think.
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The more complex a product, the more an employee earned selling it.
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But as personal computing has become more complex, so have our needs.
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For more complex lenses, some creators charge brands as much as $213,22018.
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The technology itself is even more complex than an internal-combustion engine.
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But the operation was more complex than officials revealed at the time.
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Adding religion and ideology made the problem more complex, but not impossible.
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But any interaction more complex than that is still out of bounds.
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The more careful is the reporter, the more complex becomes the story.
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That would pose a far more complex challenge in controlling the outbreak.
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As your taxes become more complex, you'll pay more for additional features.
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"Silicon Valley," for instance, has a more complex plot than many dramas.
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It also enabled researchers to start tackling larger and more complex genomes.
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For starters, the business of running a business has become more complex.
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"It's literally a straight line, but couldn't be more complex," Read said.
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To make matters more complex, Trump has described himself as a nationalist.
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The environment is more complex because of pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders.
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"These harsh conditions could have stimulated their diversification into more complex forms."
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Raspberry Pi is more expensive, but it can achieve more complex tasks.
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The reality on the ground, our correspondent writes, is far more complex.
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But splitting contraception is often more complex than simply splitting a bill.
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As the technology progresses, the more complex it becomes to build models.
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With this Map Pointz platform, it's saying we're more complex than that.
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But for Trump, the situation is, as usual, bigger, bolder and more complex.
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New systems broadcast, in addition, a more complex and accurate signal called L5.
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The more complex themes and wipes a little too distracting for my video.
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Now the technology is advancing to more complex questions to replace human interaction.
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Especially with Lawrence in the role, however, Mystique became a more complex character.
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It is never a single factor; the world is more complex than that.
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"The bottom line is that this has all become more complex," Eizirik said.
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So the situation is more complex than high prices paying for the research.
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That threatens to further undermine May's authority just as Brexit gets more complex.
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"The products of the world are more complex than ever before," explained Collins.
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As our electronics become more complex there's simply more that can go wrong.
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Since the mid-1990s, more complex continental board games have won a following.
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As semiconductors have grown more complex, costs have skyrocketed to maintain Moore's Law.
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They struggle to explain basic inventions, let alone more complex and abstract ones.
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Voting ID laws are a little more complex than the examples just mentioned.
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Horizon doesn't do the best job of surfacing its more complex RPG elements.
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The truth, as it turns out, is far more complex than originally thought.
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"They will try to make it more complex than it is," he said.
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The explanation for the high number of traffic accidents may be more complex.
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If it wants more, then the transition will have to be more complex.
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The logistics of making it all happen, however, were a lot more complex.
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A 2011 Apex, a special selection, is more complex, deeper and more concentrated.
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Things get even more complex when you factor in the differences between characters.
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Phones are of course far more complex to make than bars of chocolate.
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But the longer the split goes on, the more complex its resolution seems.
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But the role genes play in most diseases is a lot more complex.
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"More complex cases are automatically passed to our team for review," it adds.
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Like with all things in sex: It's a bit more complex than that.
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But more in-depth research reveals this phenomenon to be far more complex.
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He actually stated that he views the situation as more complex than that.
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Biologics are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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Worse yet, investing in marketplace assets is even more complex than traditional loans.
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If more complex vaccines are needed, that number could rise to $200 billion.
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Then there are more complex devices like continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) masks.
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They have an enterprise pricing level to help companies with more complex integrations.
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He also has plans to design more complex, sculptural objects, so stay tuned.
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Because she's not just a victim, her actions are so much more complex.
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Images by NASA/JHUAPL/SwRIPluto's atmosphere might be more complex than we thought.
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This approach is still new, and the more complex approach has its drawbacks.
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And they reveal a world far stranger and more complex than we imagined.
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Well, it's nothing like I expected it to be, it's much more complex.
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In short, people are wearing what they want for more complex, interesting reasons.
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Yet there's another, more complex reason why some people feel mindfulness isn't effective.
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Subsequently, though, the story has been shown to be a bit more complex.
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How the companies involved actually hit these numbers is, unsurprisingly, somewhat more complex.
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As she explores, she finds a much more complex situation than first thought.
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They are more complex than traditional drugs and cannot be copied with precision.
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Circuit boards go to more complex areas to recover the gold and platinum.
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But for others with more complex complaints the effect may be the opposite.
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The geopolitical implications of the broader energy transition will be even more complex.
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The Bank's legacy UK portfolio is likely to be the more complex issue.
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Maybe it was a jet pointed elsewhere, or something more complex than that.
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The result is fuller and more complex, like two Pure Heroine songs overlapping.
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A higher-order entropy in a signal would signify a more complex language.
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But as these machines become more complex, we may need more processing power.
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Curved paper structures can be far more complex, and Demaine sees potential there.
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But, he lamented, things have grown far more complex since the late '70s.
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Biosimilars are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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The other method of decision, however, is more complex and interpretation is central.
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However, important decisions he has made in recent months suggest something more complex.
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"Our bodies are a lot more complex than a lab study," says Dunlop.
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That makes the work of publishing more complex, more generative, and more exciting.
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As these systems scale up, that can happen in much more complex ways.
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The reality, as scholars showed in reviews of Nixey's book, is more complex.
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I can't wait for her to have more complex roles when she's older.
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Meanwhile, much larger and more complex problems unique to Twitter are going unaddressed.
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The relationship between valuation and credibility is more complex than it might look.
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However, the situation becomes far more complex when we consider U.S.-Taiwan relations.
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But it also shows that Twitter is operating in a more complex environment.
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The reality — revealed in the new interview and other records — is more complex.
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But attempts to get them to do more complex tasks ran into trouble.
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These were high-tech cogs, one piece of a more complex, expensive product.
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The larger and more complex the city, the more pronounced these challenges become.
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Skeptical employees complained that it created a more complex and stressful work environment.
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Some were more complex than others, but the best were balanced and precise.
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Next CNBC tried the more complex CNBCisatIBM$$, and Cracken actually took less time.
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Large aircraft frequently use more complex systems and must meet additional security requirements.
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"The vote count gets even more complex on the House floor," he noted.
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But the stories behind these names are more complex than you might think.
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The older we get, our relationship needs are more complex and narrowly defined.
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That familiar balancing act is even more complex in the Democratic presidential primary.
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The longer and more complex a password is, the more difficult this becomes.
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But in communicating with the rest, it would form a more complex whole.
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In fact, this conundrum is far more complex than even the pundits realize.
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This album is more complex and thoughtful, the songwriting is less about improvisation.
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Gram-negative bacteria have more complex cell walls than gram-positive, explained Beyer.
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Botolo, though more complex than Matching Pennies, is all about building that history.
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A new group with military training is already posing a more complex threat.
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And Facebook and Snapchat are building ever more complex social worlds around messaging.
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But the illegal immigration issue is more complex than sealing the southern border.
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As technology has progressed, it's easier to make more complex gradients in code.
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Instead he's learned something more complex — that lying is the opposite of easy.
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Key discussions have grown more complex due to the lack of body language.
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Many found that they used more words, and more complex sentences, with girls.
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The positions might involve more complex care requiring a higher level of skill.
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This issue is much more complex than big city folk can truly appreciate.
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Obviously, handling a decades-long habit of self-soothing will be more complex.
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It's much more complex for the 22 million of us who live here.
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It's more complex than just simply making bar graphs and pie charts, though.
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Broadly, the terrorism landscape grew more complex in 2017, according to the report.
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But the development of those bonds is more complex than many parents imagine.
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The often-mentioned "self-radicalization" or "online radicalization" belies a more complex process.
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Military solutions to familiar problems tend to create unforeseen and more complex ones.
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Two billion years ago, simple cells gave rise to far more complex cells.
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There is a more complex story in the composition of those jobs, though.
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The slipperiness of ice has a more complex explanation or combination of explanations.
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The two characters are more complex than the perspectives they represent, of course.
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The more complex a spacecraft, the more likely it will be to fail.
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But building a wall is a simplistic answer to a more complex situation.
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With bread, the slower (and cooler) the rise, the more complex the flavor.
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If he looked at it up close, it was something much more complex.
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But the reality around the country is much more complex, dynamic, and positive.
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"Every day that we delay, it makes it much more complex," he said.
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But PSA has another factor that will make its job more complex: politics.
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This will make it more complex, add more boxes to the organization chart.
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If her practice becomes more complex, she'll consider buying a more sophisticated program.
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In democracies, there are typically more complex arrays of supporters and veto players.
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"Regulatory issues seem to get more complex as time goes on," he said.
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Capturing musical essence was a far more complex task than aping the obvious.
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In reality, he said, kidnap and ransom is a much more complex ordeal.
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Whether it's more complex or not, each CityLiveSketch drawing shows talent and precision.
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But the story is more complex than big business unfairly crushing all before it.
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Push the button ... I'd like to offer a slightly more complex narrative, if possible.
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At the same time, my personal position on the minimum wage is more complex.
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Industry experts say that stems from regulatory uncertainty and more complex geology in California.
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As companies get larger and more complex, there's a tendency to manage to proxies.
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The real innovations are in more complex features like HDR and wide color gamut.
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Eventually, they can perform more complex tasks than requesting a taxi or booking flights.
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If one exists, dark matter is far more complex than researchers have long thought.
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It also understands context and can answer more complex questions than many other assistants.
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But it's more complex than that, according to the paper published in Nature Communications.
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Except it's all a lot more complex than the world of Manhattan real estate.
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All of his paintings, even single portraits, depict figures in far more complex poses.
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Unstructured data is more free-flowing, difficult to categorize and a little more complex.
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The genetics of skin pigmentation appears to be far more complex than previously thought.
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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is an extension of DevOps designed for more complex environments.
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Drug Wars on my TI-83 calculator was more complex — and, honestly, more entertaining.
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It's more complex than women earning 79 cents for every dollar a man makes.
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And anything richer is necessarily more complex — which poses challenges for creating intuitive interfaces.
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You don't bother to add that the private key is a lot more complex.
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The problems faced by cryonics are at least an order of magnitude more complex.
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Pakistani counterterrorism officials say the situation is far more complex than what Trump described.
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But at the end of the day, it's really solving way more complex problems.
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It's an extremely satisfying cycle, especially as you learn to create more complex rooms.
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The idea behind Fission Workflows is to help developers build more complex serverless applications.
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The conversations start out simple but get steadily more complex as you go along.
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However, UNC maintains that the situation is more complex than what has been reported.
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As rockets grow in size, they become more complex and more expensive to launch.
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"Identity is much more complex than those simple codes society gives us," she explains.
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My more complex idea would involve a princess who has to fight a dragon.
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It's the same with simulating a quantum computer, though of course rather more complex.
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Circumstances change, the world because ever more complex yet that standard must never falter.
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These days, media attention makes Iowa more visible and the caucus structure more complex.
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As devices get more complex, so does the information about what goes into them.
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Production of this fuel is more complex and costly and requires significant upfront investments.
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But Mr Mallaby shows that things were rather more complex than that characterisation suggests.
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The mTenna would replace larger and more complex antenna options in the maritime market.
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But I think Obama is up to something much more complex -- and important here.
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To be sure, AI is a much more complex beast than a wireless standard.
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Having the space here has allowed us to make the food even more complex.
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A distinct step up, with richer textures and more complex flavors, is Valtellina Superiore.
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This evolution indicates a growing capacity to plan, organize and execute more complex operations.
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Even within the "personal mobility" category, Uber's business is significantly more complex than Lyft's.
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Now that I'm an adult, it's more complex, more nuanced, but no less intrusive.
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And when you have a restaurant with multiple locations it becomes even more complex.
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It must be more complex, too, you know — it must have substance, as well.
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Over time, the recipes grew more complex and connected to more and more services.
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The nature of cancer and its origins are clearly more complex that we thought.
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This should make you mad, but it's a much more complex issue than that.
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Song Maker is a tad more complex, but is still very straightforward and foolproof.
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The actual mechanisms that create the characters and their interactions are much more complex.
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"The world is expanding and getting more complex," executive producer Gale Anne Hurd said.
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For starters, humans aren't mice; we're vastly more complex than these perennial lab companions.
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Later courses cover animations and more complex functions using the well-known D3 library.
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To build more complex interactions, you use Game Builder's card-based visual programming system.
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Participating in traditions is more complex than simply repeating something you've seen on Pinterest.
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In the case of Dyn, it was probably a little more complex than this.
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The flaw worked by smuggling more complex code into images hosted on the service.
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He believes most lawyers wouldn't understand some of the more complex credit card agreements.
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A technosystem the size of China's is much more complex than a social network.
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More complex is the voting law, which needs tweaking before elections scheduled for 2018.
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The more complex, but perhaps equally important, task is valuing a firm's human resources.
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But it just made me realize that, gender's so much more complex than that.
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In the future, this technology could pave the way for more complex video editing.
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Although we used deliberately simple examples, the "real world" isn't that much more complex.
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"We've now introduced more dimensions, which means there are more complex gestures," Lamb says.
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Think of two-up as a slightly more complex version of heads or tails.
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This will be particularly important as the tasks we give robots get more complex.
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If the case involves an executive's suicide the situation can be even more complex.
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He expects Britain's financial system to stay "very large" but could become more complex.
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But the issues get more complex when you look at domestic social media campaigns.
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It is more complex than outer space: infinite and ever-expanding and ultimately unknowable.
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"This is a more complex issue than it first appears," Cook said in September.
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Forward-leaning enterprise cloud companies will simplify the datacenter — not make it more complex.
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What looks like a security upgrade turns out to be something much more complex.
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But the question raised by President-elect Trump are much more complex to decipher.
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Language is important, and these two simple words describe a wider, more complex conversation.
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All these variables make studying cancer risk in trans women all the more complex.
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The new drone will fly autonomously through much tighter spaces and more complex environments.
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Computers have beaten the world's best chess players, but Go is much more complex.
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But what if you want to use machine learning and create more complex scenarios?
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Unfortunately, the question of how often overdoses are really suicides is far more complex.
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Solutions to child marriage are more complex than a few tweets or laws alone.
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How would Zika work in 3-D, in a more complex, more brainlike experiment?
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A separate, more complex fix is expected to be offered for the older vehicles.
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Being an outsider on the inside only gave him more complex relations to consider.
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Sources have said the deal had proven more complex to hammer out than anticipated.
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He said Trump's security "footprint" would be even "more complex" once he becomes president.
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I think climate change is more complex than global warming will make it hotter.
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Narrator: And she has a pro tip for finding bread with more complex carbs.
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Ideology is a more complex phenomenon, generally including key elements such as economic theory.
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Yet, the reality of our wet, hot American mess is a lot more complex.
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More complex undertakings need to be broken down into component tasks and rewarded accordingly.
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Stop assuming food is either 'good' or 'bad' — eating healthy is way more complex
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Cruise-missile technology is more complex, but it is only a matter of time.
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"It's getting more complex, but there's plenty of room for brands to expose themselves."
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But the characters on "BoJack" are deeper, and more complex, than those descriptions suggest.
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This chowder is a more complex and smoky interpretation of the New England classic.
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"It's a triangle that's much more complex than we originally envisioned," said Dr. Mazzola.
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The numerous causes of Appalachia's unsafe water are more complex than they sometimes appear.
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The seasoning dredges are getting more complex, the oil baths are becoming more bespoke.
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Now, he said, companies are beginning to understand that solutions are much more complex.
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In truth, the issue is more complex and rates of reconstruction remain widely varied.
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But the American health market can be more complex than simple supply and demand.
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Confirming that different versions are biologically similar "is more complex than insulin," she said.
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Traditionally made soy sauce has a more complex flavor and takes years to make.
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The situation grows yet more complex in the context of student-invited outside speakers.
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As time went on, the machines got more complex and the content more erotic.
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Though it starts simple, things gets more complex the more objects are in play.
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The picture is more complex than the "jihadi bride" label often attributed to them.
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Each level in such a plan will be more complex than the previous one.
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We also get a more complex portrait of a mother with an adult child.
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This STD is a little more complex because it's a virus, not an infection.
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As we've evolved, we've developed more complex and mixed feelings about those same people.
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Scientists are already exploring more complex tactile feedback, used to create far richer experiences.
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This is all with the goal of creating more complex AI down the line.
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And this trend takes more time and is more complex (to resolve) than hunger.
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Speth, who was himself born in Germany, said recruitment was also becoming more complex.
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It's much easier to have quick wins than some of the more complex deals.
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Other factors could be of greater importance for more complex risks, such as longevity.
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But economists painted a more complex picture, writes our Toronto bureau chief, Catherine Porter.
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Human eating and nutrition are typically more complex than anything a mouse would encounter.
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Which means that this may be a much more complex task than it appears.
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The pattern held after Kentucky adopted a more complex risk-scoring algorithm in 2013.
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When more facts emerge, her case may be more complex than it now appears.
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Those more complex realities do not negate the potential for contentious politics in 2020.
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Maine's relationship with its shrimp is more complex than just love of a flavor.
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But our photographer and Jerusalem bureau chief describe a much more complex electoral landscape.
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Sometimes, though, this technocratic "tinkering" approach runs up against a much more complex reality.
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But the relationship between predator and prey is more complex than you might think.
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But what happens at a more complex site like the Roman Forum, for instance?
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A government-funded bailout is more complex than just free money from the government.
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The reality is more complex than Mr. Trump's cartoon conspiracy, but no less disturbing.
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They can't sort through a big pile of stuff, or accomplish more complex tasks.
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"For me, perry is always a more complex drink than apple cider," he said.
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The more complex the case, the less likely that a woman was lead counsel.
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Every account you have needs a separate password, each more complex than the last.
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Since then scientists have come in growing numbers and with ever more complex needs.
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It wasn't until oxygen permeated the atmosphere that more complex life could be supported.
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Some have certainly been more complex than others; last year, he recreated the Guggenheim.
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However, the savings picture for millennials has become more complex, according to recent data.
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Make no mistake, the modern battlefield is more complex and moves faster than ever.
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But Barbara's sly insults indicate her fear and speak to something far more complex.
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More symptoms, more impairment, can mean more complex regimens, combining different kinds of drugs.
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An intra-Afghan dialogue will be even more complex and take much more time.
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The economy is much bigger and more complex than it was 200 years ago.
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But in reality, assimilation is more violent, history more complex, and cultures less disparate.
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But it's a slightly muddled piece that would benefit from more complex stage design.
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And international deals tend to be more complex, with more scope to go wrong.
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Each makes more expensive single-vineyard designates that are often deeper and more complex.
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But everyone in the field recognizes that organoids are getting more complex and realistic.
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"It's up to the writer and director to make it more complex," she said.
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While vaccination may seem like an individual health decision, the reality is more complex.
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The more degrees of freedom a limb has, the more complex its potential motions.
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But trade deals have become more complex, and now take much longer to complete.
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This person might aspire to take better photos or create more complex video projects.
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Once's relationship between Guy and Girl was more complex, bittersweet, and honest than that.
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"These things end up being more complex than you think up front," he replied.
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It was, one translator told me, more exacting than poetry, and infinitely more complex.
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Each entry felt just a tiny bit more complex, both in mechanics and plot.
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But estate planning becomes more complex if there are multiple marriages and stepchildren involved.
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Sourdough bread has something that other breads lack; it's got a more complex taste.
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In recent years, the fight against malaria in Central America has grown more complex.
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"The Tin Drum's" highly unreliable narrator employs a more complex and fluid storytelling technique.
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The dispute with the European Union is a more complex, and uniquely Polish, affair.
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This technology is generally more complex to create, and much more difficult to finance.
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But recently, the love affair between meat and me has grown infinitely more complex.
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The content is more complex and nuanced than they would lead one to believe.
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Homer starts out naive and grows more complex and engaged as the story progresses.
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Over time, Cataudella explains, "the simplest sketches have been replaced by more complex drawings."
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Cataudella says that some of his more complex drawings "may require days of work."
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"It is going to become more and more complex as time goes on and as we continue to squeeze ISIS and take continually more territory away from them it becomes even more complex," Carlisle told reporters, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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Yet a glance at Fidelity's figures over the past decade tells a more complex story.
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Petraeus: I think Syria is incomparably more complex than anything I've ever seen or studied.
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To its discredit, however, the noni presents an odor much more complex than rotting chèvre.
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" As the #WhatConsentMeansToMe tweets show, the issue is more complex than simply "no means no.
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But when the internet went mainstream and the money poured in, things got more complex.
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The role art plays in this opaque landscape is more complex than is immediately obvious.
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Of course, the debate around iPhone repairability is much more complex than that of Macs.
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Its designers had gone back to the drawing board to design a more complex therapy.
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But the human genome turned out to be far more complex than scientists had anticipated.
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Think of these as a more complex version of the difficulty selection in other games.
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And of course, birth defects are far more complex than just a couple of genes.
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And there's a real appetite for more complex thinking; at least that was my hope.
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Corporate clients are harder to win in part because commercial banking relations are more complex.
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It would be very simple at first, but it would grow more complex over time.
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Gradually, some dinosaurs began growing more complex feathers and began to learn how to fly.
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Waves of studies in bacteria and more complex organisms have sought those answers for decades.
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If you've been having trouble deciding between MacBooks, Apple's made that task even more complex.
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However, Future Tech Group's connection to the restaurant in Hanoi is a little more complex.
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More complex pieces of technology contain more points of failure, and I'm oversimplifying the issue.
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"Content is getting more complex," Mark Rabkin, Facebook's VP of engineering for ads told me.
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This includes things like more tweets per request, higher rate limits, and more complex queries.
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The fact is, Kim&aposs game is more complex than just his dealings with Trump.
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Now that we have that out of the way, "Boujee" is a bit more complex.
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Toddlers in families that received coaching spoke more words, and had more complex language interactions.
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But, as anyone who has lived in the real world knows, it's much more complex.
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As you progress, Townsend throws in more complex elements like bombs, weapon regeneration, and potions.
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So, in even more complex fashion, does the importance and quality of the art itself.
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But attempts to build more complex applications using blockchain are hobbled by the underlying technology.
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I find the cool resting time gives the dough a more complex taste and texture.
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And healthcare is even more difficult, because it's at once more complex and more personal.
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"It's always a more complex answer," Daniel Huot, a spokesperson for NASA, tells The Verge.
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From what I hear, the challenges only get more complex as your kid gets older.
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A referendum usually asks a simple question, but the answer can be rather more complex.
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"Bathrooms and kitchens are much more complex rooms governed by complex design rules," he explains.
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But how it has been manifested is more complex than a simple transference of influence.
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These are the types of games that seem to get more complex with every release.
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But patents granted to Amazon recently show that the system could potentially be more complex.
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But as those bugs affect more companies and more products, the dance becomes more complex.
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More complex ones require multiple fermentations and distillations that can take up to nine months.
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"For anything more complex than writing a check, I'd get going in November," advised Kroch.
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But deeper down, there are even more complex ramifications of a near ubiquitous social network.
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At some point, things become more complex, as people are forced to interrogate their responses.
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All of these chaotic movements are revealing that Jupiter is even more complex than expected.
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In other words, expect this story to get more complex and confusing as it proceeds.
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Tacoma is more complex and detailed than its predecessor, with an ambitious story to tell.
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But its narrative was far richer and more complex than that of "Isle of Dogs".
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Go is an ancient board game of strategy that is considerably more complex than chess.
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It hints at a more complex communication system than what was assumed for seals before.
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But there are several, more complex reasons why people often choose perfected, even hypersexualized avatars.
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After that, she moved on to more complex pieces like a latte with foam art.
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The team behind the newest work found that the story was more complex than that.
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Sir James Dyson: Technology is now moving so fast and is becoming ever more complex.
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The system, once implemented, will allow NASA to send more complex missions to other planets.
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But the more complex a sport is, the more confounding factors—or excuses—there are.
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But, as Aarian notes, the whole situation's a lot more complex than that stat indicates.
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In a more complex example, trauma experienced by your grandparents' could influence your own anxiety.
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But it becomes vastly more complex when they're concealed beneath a huge blanket of snow.
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The system relies only on signatures and doesn't use more complex methods for detecting attacks.
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The conflict grew more complex by the day, as new armed groups entered the fray.
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Social expectations can dictate what we "should" think, when the reality is far more complex.
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They make the story more complex and the characters more multidimensional, rather than simplifying things.
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Flying from South East Asia to Europe is more complex than flying across the Atlantic.
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In the future, a more complex soft robot could use similar panels to display information.
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Its creators are also aiming for something more complex and visually compelling than Tropes vs.
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Lady Wednesday labels "dungeon furniture," more complex or bespoke apparatuses, a tertiary consideration at best.
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The big value-add, Kitces said, will be helping clients think through more complex questions.
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These forward-leaning enterprise cloud companies will simplify the datacenter — not make it more complex.
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That is a much more complex feat that can't be solved with a tech bandaid.
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It sounds like I'm describing the brain backfiring, and it's obviously more complex than that.
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It is only a matter of time before the narratives and gameplay become more complex.
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Trump's business arrangements are vastly more complex than that of any previous White House occupant.
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And as face-recognition technology improves, the meanings behind the different filters become more complex.
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As surveillance technology grows more complex, it outpaces public understanding of the threats it poses.
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The more complex a family's financial status, the more data would be required from them.
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"Data has gotten more complex and its arriving all the time," Bailis told Business Insider.
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But his recent works are also more complex, nuanced and layered than his early pieces.
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It's a twist that becomes more complex as Instacart signs up more Whole Foods competitors.
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It's only a simulation—a model—of a larger, more complex, and very different machine.
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For more complex firms and systems, a monthly or quarterly training session would be recommended.
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It's not just about becoming more complex, it's also in terms of simplifying a system.
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Comparing Medicare Advantage plans is more complex, since they offer a wider breadth of coverage.
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While Russians revere Chekhov, their relationship with Tolstoy, at least publicly, is slightly more complex.
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Politically speaking, indirect financing proposals create longer and more complex chains of decision-making responsibilities.
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"Human psychology is much more complex than the rather simpleminded economic model suggests," Fukuyama concludes.
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But the reality at launch is far more complex than Harrison promised back in March.
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The more complex issue concerns the orchestra's relationship to its founding mission and home country.
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In Sweden and Finland, neutral nations in the Cold War, the politics are more complex.
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I make it way more complex than it is sometimes, though, I have to admit.
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"Nobody dares to propose that there could be any more complex life form," Orosei said.
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These robots could prove incredibly flexible when built at scale, and in more complex configurations.
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Take me through your actual planning process of your more complex illustrations such as Foretoken.
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But the reality is that sex work is much more complex, and complicated, and damning.
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But with the rise of agriculture, societies tended to become more complex — and less polygynous.
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While this explanation is intuitively appealing, the reality is that things are far more complex.
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I wanted this film to have broad appeal and to be more complex and challenging.
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It seems that what Evelyn is doing something way more complex than haute comfort food.
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But if you look closer, you see that human culture is so much more complex.
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It's 2017, and women are more complex than the disturbing dichotomy You Get Me employs.
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Clinton would make it more complex for taxpayers other than small businesses, the center said.
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New York's subway system is far bigger and more complex — as are its infrastructure challenges.
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But, as Strauss shows, Rome was far more complex and far more interesting than that.
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The size of our footprint is growing larger and our organization is growing more complex.
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First-person video games are exponentially more complex, particularly when they involve coordination between teammates.
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He has since moved on to similar but more complex work in monkeys and rhinos.
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Today nine countries possess about 14,000 nuclear weapons, making our geopolitical situation much more complex.
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Jasanoff herself uses it to frame her quest for a more complex vision of Conrad.
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As analysis has become more complex, the techniques and results are coming under fire nationwide.
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But a new study argues that the issue may be more complex than experts think.
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They give each other life in a way that's more complex than a romantic relationship.
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As my obsessions accumulated, the dread throbbed more insistently, and my rituals became more complex.
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Snapchat's new Cameo feature grafts your face into GIFs to express even more complex feelings.
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The reality of being a disabled person on Medicaid is far more complex and nuanced.
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However, real animal muscle tends to have more complex structure than anything extrusion can achieve.
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We've come to know a more complex King, one who reacted realistically to white backlash.
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Evolution: Two billion years ago, simple cells gave way to far more complex building blocks.
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As long hoped for links fell through, more complex theories filled the void of collusion.
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Single-batch rum is more aromatic and much more complex than blended or spiced rum.
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Tesla said it had streamlined and simplified Model S configurations, not made them more complex.
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Solving this simplistic algorithm proves the ability of the machine to solve more complex algorithms.
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The situation is slightly more complex on Facebook, as third-party fact-checkers are involved.
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And while figure-ground dichotomies prevail, Mr. Shear occasionally breaks out in more complex compositions.
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While that's good news for the company, full-year results showed a more complex picture.
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Do you think social media enables others to see you in a more complex way?
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The fight between the company and the US government is becoming more and more complex.
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As the firm has got bigger and more complex, it has got harder to manage.
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Naturally, IPO performance and corporate performance are more complex than just these handful of indicators.
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Tweens and teens can learn actual coding languages so they can create more complex games.
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Hedge funds promise higher returns, but are more complex and riskier than, say, government bonds.
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But the story it tells is much more complex than one of women as victims.
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But the issues have not fully dissipated as the company's operations have grown more complex.
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Even Bryan's movement into the fundamentalist Christian camp in the 1920s had more complex roots.
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But what is happening on the palms of a receiver's gloves is far more complex.
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The real-life economy was evidently more complex than an "Econ 259" model would predict.
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"The grander a wedding is, the more complex the emotional and social repercussions can be."
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Adding "survivor of sexual assault and trauma," to that identity only makes it more complex.
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Their sound became more complex, progressive and laden with keyboards, akin to a Latin Queensrÿche.
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The association with Thomas Nozkowski is more complex and, to my mind, far more interesting.
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Our brains are way, way more complex than any computer we know how to make.
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It's nearly impossible to make a computing platform more powerful without also making it more complex.
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" As an organism grows into a more complex being, epithelial cells "start moving and joining together.
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Although more complex to produce than a simple date aperture, the large date offers superior readability.
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That doesn't mean those people now believe the internet is necessarily bad — it's just more complex.
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Wilma's more complex too, creating art (handprints) that embodies her tribe, her life, and her experiences.
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The new folding bots are a bit more complex in terms of form and potential function.
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Tools were invented to augment our hands so we can build faster, bigger, more complex things.
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The Night King and the White Walkers are probably far more complex than we previously thought.
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If you wish to delve into more complex programming languages, then JavaScript is the perfect springboard.
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I hope we'll start seeing some of the more complex and fascinating wargames see wider audiences.
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But take into consideration that the more complex the flavor is, the more calories per pint.
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The Robotic Composite technology, meanwhile, utilizes Siemens Industry Motion Control to create more complex composite structures.
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Protocells, fueled by sunlight and the law of increasing entropy, would gradually have grown more complex.
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But it got a little more complex than that, and we ended up doing three games.
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The more it learns, the more equipped it will be to interact with more complex environments.
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But Alec, on that beach in real time, sees a much more complex web of bonds.
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Multiple qubits have more complex equations that treat combinations of qubit values as single mathematical objects.
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The PrEP situation is more complex, in part because it is a preventative, not a treatment.
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Yet while shrinking to grow sounds like a simple concept, it's much more complex to execute.
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"This idea of when life begins can be more complex for some people," Shah tells patients.
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The remaining $2000 billion, he said, were more complex cases that were taking longer to resolve.
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Tesla owners could also summon the car in more complex environments, like a crowded parking lot.
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And Stephen was clear about its direction—to be bigger and more complex—from the beginning.
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So this pixel streaming is important for more complex imagery like Microsoft tried to show today.
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HIV, which causes AIDS, was a tenacious foe, genetically far more complex than other known retroviruses.
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Although this wild effervescence looks pretty, we didn't get the more complex aromas when they burst.
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I must admit that, at first, I wasn't a fan of this new, more complex strategy.
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But other arguments made by the various religious groups who put forth briefs are more complex.
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Johns Hopkins cryptographer Matthew Green painted a more complex portrait of the Safe Browsing system, however.
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For Mr. Horgan in British Columbia, the political calculus surrounding the pipeline expansion was more complex.
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There are even more complex searches you can do once you get the hang of it.
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I want to emphasize what you did again is more complex than anything else you do.
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Its features also suggest that the dynamics of Venus' atmosphere are more complex than previously thought.
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It's much more complex, as is the whole world than it's kind of laid out as.
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We have rich emotional landscapes that are far more complex than those of, say, fish. Right?
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It's a little more complex than saying, 'We have talented entrepreneurs who are ready to go.
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The reality of course is more complex, and more nuanced, than Mr Macron is letting on.
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The report suggests the Postal Service's financial woes are much more complex than any one deal.
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The researchers found that single-legged robots are the best test bed for more complex locomotion.
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Similarly, other, more complex and esoteric functions, such as wealth management, are also moving toward automation.
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As it gets digested in more complex regions of the brain, those associations only grow stronger.
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They will get hired over robots for jobs that require more complex skills, like household chores.
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CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen blames a more complex regional breakdown for sowing the attacks.
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For a significantly more complex model with thousands of dimensions, traditional tools start to break down.
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And, though this may be true, the issue is far more complex for people of color.
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The mind can further merge and manipulate the new units to make even more complex ones.
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But imports account for 72% of the cost of the more complex ones that it makes.
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Otherwise, a courier will be dispatched to pick up the bike to resolve more complex issues.
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Making matters all the more complex ... Tana recently got engaged to fellow YouTube star, Jake Paul.
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But we also have a much more complex brain for interpreting the things that we smell.
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Delphi said automakers need a single strategy for handling the data as cars become more complex.
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Fitch believes that the bucketing system may deter G-SIIs from becoming larger and more complex.
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The process was more complex than expected, creating disruption in stores that hit sales, Ellison said.
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The new observations show that cometary disintegration is far more complex and dynamic than previously thought.
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These are more complex organisms than those found in the fossils that have come before them.
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While growing skin is a straightforward prospect, keeping it alive is a much more complex endeavor.
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It's more complex and a hugely umami-rich seasoning for meat or veg like nothing else.
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Richer data sets might also permit more complex predictions, like identifying patterns indicative of mental health.
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Then of course, there's the fact that social interaction is way more complex than just gender.
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People born under this sign are far more complex than their "starry" reputation makes them seem.
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From Nature: Across the far-flung fields of scientific research, the landscape only gets more complex.
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"If we'd had hundreds or even thousands it would have been more complex," says Mr Jeandon.
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But screening malicious content would prove to be far more complex, and required intensive human labor.
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The more genes that code for protocadherins, the theory goes, the more complex the nervous system.
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In contrast, production at foreign rivals may be part of a more complex, multi-market strategy.
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The CompACT improves upon standard detection by combining normal cascading detection with a more complex algorithm.
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In real life, Thomas is an even more complex character, with a personality rich in contradictions.
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Google's cars experience more complex situations than just following a car on the freeway, he said.
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In Uber's case however, pointing drivers to buying their own health insurance raises more complex questions.
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As far as monochrome games on feature phones go, this was one of the more complex.
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"In future work, we plan to build deeper networks that learn more complex features," said Thickstun.
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It turns out that successful senior executives are more complex than most people may have appreciated.
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Instead, it made an impossibly complex situation even more complex by adding yet another belligerent power.
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He flavors the terrine with bonito flakes, kombu and saffron, giving it more complex flavor notes.
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I'd recommend the lighter 24 Pros over the more complex and bulky K23s for this purpose.
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The actress promises that this season, viewers will see a more complex side to wild Jessa.
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"People will have time to do other things, more complex things, more interesting things," Musk said.
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With each addition of a colour, the arithmetic and politics of forming majorities become more complex.
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Now we know that he came from a society that was more complex than we imagined.
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But the process isn't that much more complex today than it was thousands of years ago.
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Through this prism, Mr. Ellison's motives in bringing suit against Google become more complex and human.
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More complex gifting strategies for the right investor can provide great opportunities without stock market participation.
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This one seems to be a bit more complex and people's reactions more emotional and nuanced.
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A medical encounter that generates a prescription is considered more complex, which qualifies for higher reimbursement.
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This is a major advantage of the polypill compared with more complex regimens of multiple drugs.
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Some may argue that what really is at the root of Chicago's ills is more complex.
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Today, Netflix's personalized recommendation system is much more complex and nuanced than it was in 2000.
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Canada's chief NAFTA negotiator on Sunday said the tariffs issue had made the talks more complex.
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But "UnREAL" was every bit as provocative and daring, and more complex in its moral shadings.
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Making matters even more complex, plants turn out not to be passive beneficiaries of soil immunity.
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For a slightly more complex version, consider adding wild mushrooms and a little pancetta or bacon.
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His speech therapists and nurses are said to assist in interpreting Mr. Redstone's more complex statements.
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The battle between Left Twix and Right Twix is about to get a little more complex.
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Her premiership is dependent on their continued support, and this will make negotiations more complex still.
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But most approaches to solving this problem have been more complex than they need to be.
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Once he had that figured out, it removed the need for more complex and expensive solutions.
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They incorporated even more complex rhythms and stronger electronic elements without cutting out their feral qualities.
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While Mokey_Maker could be right, we wouldn't bet against the world becoming more and more complex.
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"Our forest management is more complex than a private industry," Bergvall told me over the phone.
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Moving forward, Browder wants to go after more complex legal processes like marriages, divorces and bankruptcies.
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Other works, which were more complex, were called visual poetry, and they were shown in museums.
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If that simple number is wrong, how can one believe the accuracy of more complex figures.
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So we're galaxies away from simulating more complex animals, and even further away from replicating humans.
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It sounds like it could be true, but the problem is much deeper and more complex.
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The game was originally supposed to be more complex, incorporating biological processes like mitochondria and photosynthesis.
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But the takeaway is much more complex — and fascinating — than those headlines would have you believe.
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"Candy is a much more complex thing to make—it's a lot of chemistry," Rob said.
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Use Voter Turnout Data A more complex strategy could involve looking at voter turnout data. Fairvote.
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The system has shifted search's focus from just words to more complex concepts that text represents.
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Savoca agrees that the problem is more complex than a simple mistake by curious sea creatures.
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Those usually end up as larger-scale raids in Taliban areas, requiring a more complex approach.
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The search for more complex plots is the search for more ways of being a person.
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That makes the accessibility for some of our units a bit more complex for those people.
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But the reasons for and against war are more complex than I can comprehend, even now.
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But when you add actual drugs into the mix, the experience can get even more complex.
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Corner Office The role of the chief executive has never been more complex — or more consequential.
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At the same time, he is working to reach a more complex deal with North Korea.
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But what All of Us is attempting to do is much more complex, said Dr. Dishman.
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So many people these days just select emojis (especially the more complex ones) from a menu.
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Turns out, the authors' take on marriage is more complex and insightful than we may recall.
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But "Blue Velvet" showed that she was able to do something even stranger and more complex.
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I am fortunate to work with journalists who are adept with more complex code as well.
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The novel would be far lengthier and more complex than anything Capote had ever attempted before.
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"We need graduate students at a time when our society is becoming more complex," she said.
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MailChimp is more complex and is designed for publishers and commerce companies to send bulk email.
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And the 5G "race" is more complex and dangerous than industry and the Trump administration portray.
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"Advances in biomedical technologies makes these ethical issues more complex," he told The Times in 1982.
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Nasrin will also cook a more complex, multicourse Iranian dinner at Le Coq Rico on Saturday.
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The debate has grown more complex and intense in the years since the attacks of Sept.
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Their faces speak of more complex emotions, of a relationship with a history only partially revealed.
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Countries like Australia, Japan, and Russia have begun implementing even more complex systems for their elections.
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It is making more complex products — like cellphones and computers — at breakneck speed and unprecedented scale.
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What had seemed to analysts to be a foregone conclusion now looks to be more complex.
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It's really just the easiest way to answer but things are slightly more complex than that.
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The extended scope of the piece allowed him to chart lengthy routes to more complex material.
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But it's a reminder that live performance is more complex and changeable than any single snapshot.
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The problem is made all the more complex because each software update could introduce new problems.
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As with any moment in United States history, a closer look reveals a more complex reality.
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No, Pogba is suffering from something else, something much more complex: English soccer's obsession with individuals.
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"Amazon's ad products have become a lot more complex than a few years ago," Franz said.
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But the updates can be more complex than installing a new version of Office or Quickbooks.
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"People will have time to do other things, more complex things, more interesting things," says Musk.
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Dr. Mazzucato's platform is more complex — and for some, controversial — than simply encouraging government investment, however.
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Over the course of my career, waging war and preserving peace has grown infinitely more complex.
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That includes the newer, more complex drugs that replaced the older, cheaper ones lost to resistance.
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The more complex a piece of software, the harder it is to audit for security issues.
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Shale formations in China appear to be more complex to drill than in the United States.
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In the coming decades, the world will probably become far more complex than it is today.
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Further, the more complex a person's medical needs are the greater the benefit of primary care.
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So companies like ours have to move into more complex value added medicines as you described.
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That is partly because the voting in Nevada will be slightly more complex than in Iowa.
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But the "bromance" between Mr. Johnson and Mr. Trump is more complex than it might seem.
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It morphs into something darker, more complex, and somehow even more entertaining than what came before.
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"The more complex GAAP becomes, the less transparent the earnings on some companies become," he said.
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With enjoying a more complex approach to my work now, the time naturally has gone up.
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It's not simply a long position, but a more complex trade thought to manage downside risk.
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The answer for the party is almost surely more complex than simply moving to the right.
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But a film, in theory, is a more complex experience than a trip to the toilet.
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Today, there are more than 220006 billion webpages, with vastly heavier traffic and more complex data.
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But South Dakota's "fishcicles" as Ms. Preheim calls them, offer up a slightly more complex story.
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This has become especially true as corporations have grown larger and more complex, Mr. Wilde said.
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The posture of The Wall Street Journal in this civil war is a little more complex.
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They mostly do minor repairs, but they can work on more complex systems like nuclear reactors.
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And that is saying nothing of more complex issues like consent, sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Fast forward to today, when the human networks vulnerable to space weather are considerably more complex.
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It also shows that a big brain isn't always necessary for even more complex cognitive function.
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They could tell a different story, and therefore make the whole story more complex and interesting.
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Resist Proxies As companies get larger and more complex, there's a tendency to manage to proxies.
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It's a little bit more complex, but I don't think it will affect it that much.
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