He needs a friend, not a girlfriend who will just complicate what's really important. |
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To further complicate matters, not all business cycles go through these four steps sequentially. |
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To differentiate between fast bowlers, medium-pacers and spinners would only further complicate the issue. |
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Many people leave arrangements until the last minute and this can complicate matters. |
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Billy Boyd steals every scene he is in, as a comic, hero-worshipping colleague of Frank's, who somehow contrives to complicate the proceedings. |
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I don't complicate the process by overanalyzing or spending a large amount of time on this process. |
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They thrive on disruption and chaos, and seek to complicate any chance for a negotiated solution. |
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The truth about most physical actions, in my opinion, is that we greatly over complicate them. |
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Normally we would advise you not to over complicate things by using too many different materials. |
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The Newry team put in a lot more effort and liked to over complicate things when going forward. |
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Three factors complicate the abortion question and hinder us from reaching a national consensus. |
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There are a number of factors which complicate choices about smallpox either for governments or for individuals. |
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Other factors can also complicate the interpretation of estimates of percentage change. |
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As I can see it, there are two factors that start to complicate the game, somewhat affecting its gameplay. |
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In multicellular plants fluxes to and from roots via xylem and phloem further complicate the situation. |
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Trends in the number of patients colonised on admission may also complicate interpretation of outcomes. |
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Genetic factors complicate the task of diabetes prevention by implying that the disease is unavoidable for Pimas. |
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It's ironic that a brand born out of a beach-house fantasy of abandoning the rat race has served only to pleasantly complicate their lives. |
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You might remember Amanda, the comely cutpurse who periodically dropped by to complicate Duncan MacLeod's life. |
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A private member's bill currently under review by a Parliamentary Standing Committee could complicate the issue further. |
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She's not unmoved, but demurs because she doesn't want to complicate their arrangement. |
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The most important thing is not to create more diversions that complicate and expand the problem. |
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Irregularities have to be handled as natural aspects of a language, not as excrescences which needlessly complicate the grammar. |
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As described earlier, protein dimerizations complicate the leukemogenic mechanism. |
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It also prevents device driver writers from having to handle recursive interrupts, which complicate programming. |
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Once you've built one of these buildings, wouldn't it further complicate future town planning and development? |
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The bureaucratic boundaries of the nation-state complicate intimate transnational exchange. |
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Lactic acidosis, rhabdomyolysis, and multiple organ dysfunction syndromes can complicate this disease. |
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Just to complicate matters a little more, there is a deep ditch running from corner to corner in the field. |
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To complicate matters, she had blood work that showed early evidence of type II diabetes. |
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The layers of role-playing and deception add richness and interest to the characters' interactions and complicate the mystery enjoyably. |
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To further complicate matters, teachers generally teach as if all students are at the same place in their learning development. |
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The same conditions that challenged the Nabataeans complicate conservation efforts at the Petra site today. |
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But beyond is an anarchic order in which regional powers and non-state actors complicate traditional notions of deterrence. |
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To complicate matters, an escaped killer is on the loose, having hitched a ride on the truck. |
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Christmas Day can be a maelstrom, so don't complicate things with your choice of vino. |
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He had no wife, no children, to enrich and complicate the simplicity of his daily life. |
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Noel and Ruby complicate their relationship even further by sleeping together. |
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Applying Ockham's razor in these cases would complicate and balkanize, rather than simplify. |
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We started out with the old standard hangman, then figured out ways to complicate it. |
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The painting itself did not subsequently spawn any of the painted repetitions and reductions that complicate the pedigree of Delaroche's later works. |
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To further complicate matters, we suggest it is very unlikely that hypoactive sexual desire and female orgasmic disorder are unrelated to arousal. |
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This would hamper diplomatic efforts, reduce the U.S. Navy's ability to show the flag, and complicate logistics and supply for forward-deployed forces. |
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Excessive secrecy and the countervailing need to share information only exacerbate and complicate the situation. |
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Corn crown and root decay can weaken stalks and complicate harvest. |
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To complicate issues further, one of the two advancers in the group has the unenviable task of facing the other tournament favourite, France, in the second round. |
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To complicate and confound matters further, North Korea has done more than simply throw grenades. |
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The ambivalence is reflected in U.S. policy, which often has served to complicate aid delivery in conflict zones. |
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To further complicate things, I insisted on attaching myself as the screenwriter. |
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Sometimes I feel we try to complicate what's actually very simple. |
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Computers and networks affect our politics because they reach into every nook and cranny of our lives and further complicate some longstanding political quandaries. |
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The third target is to so complicate the process, in the name of safeguards, that the transaction cost will make the supply from a third country nonviable. |
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Marie refused to acknowledge her as a granddaughter, and there was the little matter of the missing Romanov assets that this possible new claimant could complicate. |
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He has the potential to complicate the unfailing friendliness of Jimmy Fallon by peppering in a little bite. |
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To complicate matters further, the only people who seemed to have any desire to go after Booker were of the conspiracy-theory ilk. |
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The attacks on the Khorasan Group also complicate U.S. efforts to partner with the more moderate opposition. |
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To complicate matters, most men suffered from multiple diseases, including dysentery, typhoid, scurvy, and pneumonia or other respiratory ailments. |
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The outcomes of congressional races and the presidential contest could further complicate attempts to achieve a consensus on addressing the fiscal cliff. |
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However, I also felt relieved that he wasn't here to complicate things. |
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Orphans and refugees complicate filiation, since the former are reared without a natural family and the latter are reared outside of their natural home. |
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It is at his home that she meets this woman, who is to complicate and confuse other relationships in the book, and finally draw in on all of them a terrifying wave of scandal. |
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To complicate matters further, Mary finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Jem Merlyn. |
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To further complicate things, my own birthplace is the town of Scheveningen, a seaside area in the province of South Holland. |
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Diame's see-sawing between a move to the Emirates and remaining with West Ham for this season is likely to complicate matters for Wenger. |
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Two menacing Fargo-esque figures show up to complicate things. |
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Nontarget noctuids complicate integrated pest management monitoring of sweet corn with pheromone traps in Massachusetts. |
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However, the rapid oxidation of NO by certain oxidants may complicate its utility as a biomarker. |
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The bottom line is that their delusory steps would increase tensions and complicate matters during the talks. |
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There is concern that closer ties between North Korea and Russia may complicate diplomatic efforts to denuclearize North Korea. |
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To complicate matters further, I also suffer from brittle asthma, osteoporosis and dysautonomia. |
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Prorating the carryback is less desirable because relief would be slow in coming and it would further complicate an already complex NOL process. |
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We assumed that the use of hydrophilic fluorophores would result in fluorophore leakage from the beads and would complicate assay outcomes. |
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Don't complicate yourself in issues that are beyond the scope of your understanding. |
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Variation and changes in the trans fatty acid content of different foods, especially in processed foods, further complicate such estimates. |
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The preservation of oral traditions may complicate matters as these can provide a secondary historical source for even earlier events. |
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To further complicate matters, international agreements on the regulation of such a program would need to be established. |
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To complicate matters, the bishops of the province of Canterbury also claimed the right to appoint the next archbishop. |
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Local factors such as aspect, altitude, proximity to the sea also complicate the matter. |
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More recent behavioral studies in economics complicate the idea that individuals act rationally, acquisitively, or consistently. |
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But there was money on the line, which tends to complicate things. |
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For highly polydisperse materials, the use of a Burt sampler may be required, but sedimentation-induced bias could complicate analysis. |
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It has a RAM memory capacity of up to 640K, yet there are no separate light pens, cords or power packs to complicate use. |
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Two consequences of parentless elements complicate the rules. |
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The need to reformulate will complicate the situation still further. |
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To complicate matters, much of the Angevin empire was held by Henry only as a vassal of the King of France of the rival line of the House of Capet. |
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The fact that the listener should preferably be referred to in the third person tended to further complicate spoken communication between members of society. |
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To further complicate matters, the reactions of family members to the multi-addiction patterns were as unhealthy as the coping of the addicts themselves. |
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Moldova's proximity to Europe, limited law enforcement capacity, and lack of control of the separatist Transnistria region complicate drug control efforts. |
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The ethnicity paradigm neglects the ways that race can complicate a community's interactions with basic social and political structures, especially upon contact. |
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No one really knows what causes styes, but they may complicate seborrhoeic dermatitis, a condition in which the sebaceous glands in hair follicles are inflamed. |
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Two years after civil war ended the 42-year rule of Muammar Gaddafi, federalist ambitions complicate Zeidan's fragile control over former rebels still jostling for more power. |
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Hence, the problem rises due to the complicate techniques of the experiments, not doubts in our theory which was checked to be true along all elements of the Periodic Table. |
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We can complicate, for instance, the centrality of biopolitical reproductive biologism by expanding the terrain of who reproduces and what is reproduced. |
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You will not complicate debates and disconcert the government. |
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These ropes offer a greater margin or security against cutting, since it is unlikely that both ropes will be cut, but they complicate belaying and leading. |
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