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Ryan is a big proponent of the gadget formation, particularly because it complicates the opposition's preparation.

I find Powell's praise of Cummings and Hemingway revelatory because it complicates the stereotype that has calcified around him.

To them, Israel's settlement policy is misguided to begin with because it complicates the path to peace with the Palestinians.

The test "adds a layer of Federal Circuit jargon that lawyers can then bandy back and forth," he said, adding, "It seems to me that it's worse than meaningless because it complicates the inquiry rather than focusing on the statute".

Or maybe that work has gone unseen because it complicates the neater story of Garry Winogrand that those with the most invested in shaping it — friends, curators, dealers and collectors — have set out to tell.

It was decided not to support this, because it complicates the connective structure while not greatly improving the audio synthesis possibilities.

But it complicates the diplomacy because the Bush administration insists that the nuclear operation must be frozen and the plant dismantled before there is any discussion of aid to North Korea.

However, it complicates the ranging because one measurement provides information on the pairwise distances of four nodes, but making multiple measurements in a network of at least six nodes provides enough information to compute the relative location of all nodes.

The bookie who set the bet told SB Nation, "Whenever a singer announces they will do their own rendition of the anthem, it complicates the situation, because it usually runs much longer.

This non-uniformity creates a potentially serious problem for RGC_CAM and similar analyses because it complicates extrapolation of the number of parallel changes to internal branches.

Both party leaders were unhappy with the group's re-emergence this week, and with Mr. Obama's immediate warm words for the group, because it complicated their own efforts to reach a solution to the debt-limit impasse.