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The works' Africanness was specific and emphatic but also complicated.
~~~ Dylan and Ginsberg's friendship was close and respectful but also complicated, as the New York poet Anne Waldman has explained.
Some students proudly bring their laptops to class, only to be disappointed when they discover that notes for a computer science class involve not just prose, but also complicated diagrams and multiple illustrations of specific algorithms.
The Internet and technological advances in ticketing systems used by theaters and sports teams have not only established new, tricky-to-regulate markets for tickets to be resold and exchanged, but also complicated the very idea of what a ticket is.
New biologics and immunotherapeutic approaches have broadened but also complicated salvage treatment approaches.
However, success has not yet been achieved since the DACSes reported thus far have not only used micro-sized channels with low flow rates, but also complicated configurations.
The disclosure of a centrifuge shipment appears to strengthen but also complicate the American position.
Those services, some of them based overseas, not only welcome millions of Napster refugees, but also complicate matters for the industry by scattering a once-concentrated audience, and relying on technology that may be insulated from legal attack.
Interviews with Mr. and Ms. Parsons and eight current or former residents, as well as a review of a fair-housing complaint filed by the Parsonses and recently dismissed, clarify but also complicate the community's history.
Technology has changed the nature of many disabilities, lifting the burdens but also complicating people's sense of what is physically natural, because bodies can so often be tweaked until "fixed".
Mr. Rivers incorporated more and more everyday things, found objects and popular images into his art, famously using the Dutch Masters cigar box label, based on Rembrandt's "Syndics," in a 1960's series, but also complicating his work with stencils and other lettering devices.
