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How to provide long-term care for a fast-aging population poses one of the more convoluted challenges of the American labor market.

The convoluted challenges to the results, the dearth of public information and the weakness of Iraq's state institutions have compounded confusion over the election's outcome and the path to forming a government.

Yet the purpose of H.B. 2 has received oddly little attention in the convoluted legal challenges.

For its don't-call-it-a-reunion album, Phish made a plan that, like all things Phish, was a convoluted intersection of musical challenges and fan expectations.

"The law isn't making toys more safe, but is making everything more convoluted," added Mr. Wilson, owner of Challenge and Fun, an Ashland, Mass., company that sells organic toys from Europe.

Today, it often seems that we choose the grandiose or convoluted path to address these challenges rather than a more straightforward plan.

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However, the high-resolution image poses some challenges, in particular in convoluted areas near the inner ring where strata are more chaotically arranged and postimpact fluvial erosion overprints the original settings [see streamlined island (sb) in Fig. 4b].

Upon his return to China, he experienced significant frustration with the lack of sophisticated accounting software available to him and with the challenges presented by a convoluted compliance framework.

Glycomics LC MS data sets have convoluted extracted ion chromatograms that are challenging to deconvolve with existing software tools.