What perhaps concerns Mr Kohl most of all is Iran's DM13 billion debt to Germany— which, insiders groan, could yet complicate still further German efforts to qualify for Europe's single currency.Things are going almost as badly with Turkey.
Many small gaps remain, and these complicate still further the job of identifying genes by looking directly at the sequence of base pairs.One way round this is to intercept the messenger molecules that the copying machinery puts out, and decode them.
To be sure, these are complicated questions — complicated still further by the democratization of medical information that the Internet has brought us and by the less hierarchical and priestly approach to patients on the part of doctors.
As the recovery got under way, however, it was complicated still further by the nearly simultaneous birth of a new phenomenon: the gig economy.
The situation is complicated still further with a preponderance of half-baked jokes to create an unholy soup of fact and fantasy; it becomes impossible to know what's true, but instead of turning to traditional news sources for confirmation, many just choose to believe what they read.
To complicate matters still further, said Mr. Castro, in 1950 a history buff related to a family that bought the Carthusian Monastery in 1839 turned up a body in the chapel where Columbus had once been buried.
But the Democrats are loudly insisting that, in so neatly divided a Senate, committee chairmanships and other spoils of power should be shared out evenly.To complicate things still further, the Democrats will have a brief period of control.
To complicate matters still further, Switzerland's Novartis showed an interest in acquiring AHP.Boehringer Ingelheim, a German drug company, bid ¥20 billion ($191m) for SSP, a Japanese drug firm.
And to complicate things still further, this week the United Keetoowah Cherokees, who do have federal recognition, said they would open up a casino in Fort Smith on land claimed by the Lost Cherokees.The federal government recognises 562 tribes.
(Though Nero did not "fiddle while Rome burned," it's entirely possible that he strummed the lyre and recited poetry as the city was consumed by flames in 64 A.D). Seneca's tragedies support a sympathetic reading of his life or, alternatively, just complicate things still further.
To complicate matters still further, Mr Woerth's wife used to work for Mrs Bettencourt as an investment adviser.
