Even if Mr. Kirchner wins, analysts expect the Kirchners to lose control of both houses of Congress, complicating their ability to continue their socialist policies, which have included providing heavy subsidies for food and fuel, and the recent nationalizations of Argentina's largest airline and of private pension funds.
It learns that its body parts belong to criminals as well as innocents; its vigilantism is complicated by a need to continue killing simply to replenish itself.
The Virginia legislators' main criticism of the federal law was not its cost but at the way they said it complicated Virginia's effort to continue its own respected homegrown effort to raise standards.
Finally, so-called realists seek to avoid a costly and potentially dangerous engagement in a complicated civil conflict, preferring to continue to work with regional allies and other major powers to exhaust diplomatic alternatives.
If the party enters parliament, its presence could hugely complicate Chancellor Merkel's plans to continue governing with her liberal Free Democrat coalition partners.
There are many points and issues to this argument, and while both have great significance, it is an issue that we need to continue talking about however complicated it may be.
If your favored combination begins to look too complicated, laptop makers continue to make their offerings smaller and lighter.
Married and bringing up two daughters, first in Oxford, then Bristol and Brighton, Cusk published four novels, including 2005's In the Fold and 2006's Arlington Park, that were formally more complicated, and continued to assert her interest in contemporary subjective experience and relationships.
BP says it is doing everything it can, and its apologists tell us that the issue is "complicated" and will continue to offer weak bills that would allow BP to avoid most of the costs.
One of the pleasures of the N.B.A. playoffs is watching talented but complicated basketball teams continue to become who they are.
