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Paul Wolfowitz, who is interesting and complicated, has been cast since Sept. 11 in the role of zealot.

Over the past 30 years' research, the network of ABA signaling which is extremely complicated has been gradually elucidated by forward and reverse genetic, biochemical and pharmacological methods, in which ABA acts as a "hub" or even a "free agent" (Finkelstein and Gibson, 2002; Culter et al., 2010; Raghavendra et al., 2010).

Whether macroevolution is a simple extrapolation of microevolution (Table 1) or the transition is actually more complicated has been much debated (Erwin 2000; Leroi 2000; Stern 2011).

The technical regulations, already vastly complicated, have been rewritten time and again with the intention of livening things up.

I disagree with him on slavery, the conservation of forests and his hostility to the Roman Catholic Irish.' Ironically, the early life of Daniel Defoe would have been similarly complicated had he been born (like Alexander Pope) a Catholic.

McKinnon, Murray's lawyer, said the fight was "substantially more complicated" than has been reported by the authorities.

Complicated grief has been linked to higher incidences of drinking, cancer and suicide attempts.

It's not that complicated: Global growth has been sufficiently strong to trump weaker U.S. expansion.

This confusion extended to Schlumbergera, whose complicated taxonomic history has been detailed by McMillan and Horobin.

Extra-luminal gas complicated with EC has been conventionally considered to derive from gallbladder perforation [ 17].

But the complicating factor has been the behaviour of the government.