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But enforcing contracts can be tricky, and the new law does not help much.

Valuing pre-IPO companies can be tricky, and the definition of a unicorn organisation is often contested.

China may be tricky and the Fed may be increasingly trigger-happy, but these are only the proximate causes of investor unease.

It's possible for some groups to go there on escorted visits, but arrangements would be tricky, and the numbers would have to be limited.

Matching wine with the assertive flavors of Thai food can be tricky, and the token list of perhaps a half-dozen standards missed the point.

Kidd, the All-Star point guard, was uncertain if he would play Friday night when the Nets are host to New Orleans, but groin injuries can be tricky, and the thought of losing Kidd for an extended period was unsettling for the Nets.

Finding these tiny, tucked-away pools can be tricky, and that's part of the adventure.

But the Wi-Fi syncing process is tricky, and the powerful batteries drain quickly, resulting in a sudden, damaging plummet.

"The winds and the currents are tricky and the undertow can be dangerous in that part of the bay," she said.

"The course was tricky and the snow made it hard to see at times but we ski slalom in that kind of stuff all the time.

But legislating the internet is tricky, and the restrictions often lead to harmless sites being blocked.