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Byzantine

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Overly complex or intricate.

  • A Byzantine system of regulations

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In Cappadocia, the thrill of hurtling along a trail on two wheels is amplified by its otherworldly landscape of rock pillars, known as "fairy chimneys", many reaching more than 40 metres high, as well as its cave houses and ancient Byzantine churches.

First, the cook must rustle up the stuffing – a byzantine combination of, among other things, breadcrumbs, veal, pork, butter, caraway seeds, poppy seeds, apples, orange, crushed tinned pineapple and preserved ginger – and sew it carefully into the bird, which is then browned in a very hot oven.

Byzantine migration bureaucracy will remain in place even for those traveling visa-free Industry insiders say Kazakhstan is missing an opportunity by ignoring independent travelers, who may travel on a shoestring but whose money directly benefits far-flung, local communities.

Backpackers say they are attracted by Kazakhstan's natural beauty, but are put off by high prices and other problems, including a Byzantine migration bureaucracy that will remain in place even for those traveling visa free.

"Virtually every property owner in the nation will now be subject to the unpredictable, unsound and often Byzantine regulatory regimes of the EPA," they wrote.

The bureaucracy is Byzantine.

If public perceptions do begin to coalesce behind one or the other candidate, the other may have little choice but to concede, whatever legal options remain.In Depth: The longer the disputed election continues, the more Byzantine the possibilitiesIn Depth: Despite all the uncertainties, some things are already clear about this election.

Even Mr Gore has said that he does not expect his battle to survive beyond that.Bush claims victoryPartisanship triumphantThe role of judgesThe battle for FloridaThe longer the disputed election continues, the more Byzantine the possibilitiesDespite all the uncertainties, some things are already clear about this election.

What about Rio's Byzantine government (power is divided between federal, state and municipal government, and the armed forces own huge chunks of land in the city)?

The Venetians were making glass by the eighth century, but the flourishing of the craft was linked to the arrival of Byzantine glassworkers fleeing Constantinople's occupation by the Crusaders in 1204 and by the Ottomans in 1453.

Mr Obama may either have to renege on his promise to slash the deficit to 3% of GDP in 2013 from more than 12% now, rein in his spending promises or raise taxes more.Second, Mr Obama's scattershot tax increases are a poor substitute for the wholesale reform America's Byzantine tax code needs.

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