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All these lines are getting convoluted now.

This fall, readers are getting fewer convoluted recipes that are like postcards from the frontiers of gastronomy (and about as useful in the kitchen).

Julia Raeside It's episode four of eight in the stylish police procedural from The Bridge creator Hans Rosenfeldt and, in true Nordic noir style, things are getting mightily convoluted.

(It should also be noted that the NBA has said it missed a call against the Clippers in game one, and that this could be something of a "make-up" call, but this is already getting convoluted enough as it is).

It's getting so convoluted, it's harder to keep track of who does what.

Update: The story is getting even more convoluted.

The tangled tale of element 118 is getting even more convoluted.

This is where tabulations get convoluted as the RIAA counts streams as well as individual tracks (through a formula it terms "album equivalent sales"), so none of this is based on "pure" sales of the album as a whole.

"That's all you have to be ready for in Game 7, is to be ready to play — let's not get convoluted here," he said.

While dealing with the large datasets can get convoluted, scale is not the toughest part of the job.

Later after she fails to decrypt the data and returns it to Wayne is when B v S gets convoluted.