In "Jerichow" a rote love triangle is complicated on all sides by cold, hard economic truths.
Scholarly and modernist disdain aside, the reception of Rachmaninoff's music has been complicated on other counts over the decades.
Bridgestone's situation was complicated on Friday when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration took the unusual step of warning consumers that 1.4 million additional Firestone tires that the company refused to recall could pose a safety risk and should be replaced.
Tom Randlett, 69, an accountant, said that he was pleased to be able to find a spot there for the first time, but acknowledged that the program was "complicated on the social equity level".
Isolating infinitesimally thin layers of graphene from stray crumbs of graphite collected from the margins of drawings by William Blake, Constable and Picasso in the Whitworth's collection, Parker collaborated with Novoselov to create a breath-activated switch, which will trigger a meteor shower (it's complicated) on the Whitworth's opening night.
CAIRO — As my colleague David Kirkpatrick reports, the apparent victory of Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, in Egypt's presidential election was complicated on Monday by legal maneuvers from the ruling military council which cast doubt on what power the office now holds.
She aimed to represent the influence of team sports on identity, and claims that the typically narrow stereotype applied to rugby is complicated on a women's team.
Life is complicated on the set: Fozzie's dating a human, Kermit's attached to (gasp!) another pig, and Gonzo's still weird (some things never change).
Acknowledging that the WTO Decision was complicated on its own, they argued that if 'robustly implemented with a minimum of interference', the legislation would be worthwhile.
Her clinical condition was complicated on the 37th day with lower respiratory tract infection and bacteremia due to COS Pseudomonas aeruginosa, for which a short course of gentamicin was added to the treatment.
