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The architect was just as tricky a read.

CATCHING a cloud might seem as tricky a task as trying to bottle a rainbow.

Iran, for example, is almost as tricky a problem as Syria.

How many readers, I wonder, will find it as tricky a business as I did to make their way into "The Same Sea," Amos Oz's new novel?

The market right now is as tricky a one as we've seen since the implosion of the high-tech bubble eight years ago.

But Don Sebastian can be as tricky as a wagon load of monkeys.

But as I said, technology is complicated and while the internet is not as tricky as a hotel TV remote (seriously, they could stump Nasa), it is perilous.

Probably there is no one who understands better than Mr Dudamel that keeping politics and music apart can be as tricky as a Paganini variation, especially if your native land is Venezuela.

Even a simple operation such as replacing a telephone receiver becomes as tricky as aiming an arrow at a permanently moving target.

Weekend Escapes Planning a weekend trip can be as tricky as securing a green patch of Central Park on a balmy Saturday.

Yet with product development cycles of up to two years, designing a phone for the rapidly changing tastes of American teenagers can be as tricky as doing a kickflip on a moving skateboard.