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This question turns out to be more delicate than is generally appreciated.

But the situation is more delicate than that.

But democracy remains more delicate than we imagine.

But detaining children and families proved more delicate than holding lone adults.

The Japanese pork gyozas came with skins that were more delicate than most.

Their texture is much more delicate than that of, say, kale or collards, though they're sturdier than spinach.

More delicate than the other five works, the two were done in pastels and colored ink on paper.

In the battle over Obamacare, no matter was more delicate than the fear that Americans would lose their insurance.

More delicate than your usual ankle boot with the deep V-opening, they'll keep both toes and heels toasty.

Even more delicate than parsley, it needs stripping from its thicker stems, and gently slicing.

"Stability is much more delicate than it is around a single star," says Youdin.