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Its rewards will be obvious to anyone who savors the feel of an ensemble finding complicated footing under pressure.

His preparation for the London Games has been complicated by foot problems, disappointing tuneup races and an acknowledgment that his initial training strategy — to try to shatter the world record — did not work.

The first was an observational pathology study assessing the presence of neuropathy in the BM of patients with type 2 diabetes (either uncomplicated or complicated with foot lesions) and its association with alteration in the abundance of antigenically defined HSPC subpopulations.

A 52-year-old patient suffered from septic bursitis of the first metatarso-phalangeal joint of the right foot complicated with exposure of the joint structures (Fig. 2a).

The findings suggest there's a much more complicated relationship between foot pressure and footprint depth, which could force scientists to rethink their past assumptions about the gaits of early human ancestors, he said.

Diabetes, especially when complicated by neuropathy and foot ulcers, is a known contributing factor that increases the risk for postoperative infection after foot and ankle surgery (1).

The overlapping claims are complicated, but China's foot-dragging allows it to play for time and sow divisions among the smaller countries.