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After tens of millions of dollars raised and a decade of litigation, it became a complex of two theaters with a cafe, offices and a board directors.

The reason that the set of vitamins skips directly from E to K is that the vitamins corresponding to letters F-J were either reclassified over time, discarded as false leads, or renamed because of their relationship to vitamin B, which became a complex of vitamins.

Major groups such as the Lingayats of southern India and the Kashmiri Shaivas contributed the theological principles of Shaivism, and Shaiva worship became a complex amalgam of pan-Indian Shaiva philosophy and local or folk worship.

When Isle de Jean Charles first began exploring avenues to fund their resettlement plan, it soon became a complex patchwork of funding sources, each with its own distinct – and sometimes competing – requirements.

New exchanges quickly arose to attract customers, and what is blandly referred to as the stock market soon became a complex web of more than a dozen separate exchanges.

In focussing the audience's attention entirely on the purge's "winners," however, Oppenheimer's movie-in-a-movie conceit proves, counterintuitively, more radical: "The Act of Killing" becomes a complex rendering of men for whom guilt has no normal way of expressing itself, and for whom killing was, from the very start, a kind of theatrical performance.

Designed as "revenue-neutral," the idea was to reduce tax rates while eliminating almost all of what had become a complex system of itemized deductions, including all deductions for state and local taxes.

The movie becomes a complex dance of desire and deceit in which people behave badly.

In this scene, as he witnesses his mother's death, Lautner's face becomes a complex tangle of emotions.

Los Angeles International Airport, which once handled 2,100 flights a day with relative efficiency, has become a complex ballet of improvised checkpoints and enormously long lines, but surprisingly little actual security checking.

Mr Pinault and Mr Arnault are fierce rivals in what has become a complex game of chess between the world's two biggest luxury conglomerates.The match is one of the reasons why the fashion industry has taken to sacking its best.