A weeks-long Guardian investigation, unraveled from footnotes in Slahi's memoir and involving thousands of police and court documents plus interviews with two dozen veterans of both Guantánamo Bay and Chicago criminal justice, complicates that history.
Colour is key in telling the story, although this election's fragmented picture complicates matters.
The transfer, which was opposed by Durst's lawyers, further complicates efforts by prosecutors in Los Angeles to extradite to California as quickly as possible.
Some newspaper reports have ascribed this to the legalisation of the drug in some US states, but local producers say it has more to do with years of falling prices and greater vigilance by the army, which complicates the transport of large shipments.
Technically speaking, the plea is semi-understandable: the new system of deferring bonuses complicates the arithmetic.
So it complicates things.
And Mr Kay himself admits that aspen groves have been deteriorating throughout the west.The feeding of elk outside the park complicates the issue.
A strong showing for Mr Kejriwal complicates things.
America's federal structure, which gives state governors huge amounts of power, only complicates the situation further.
That complicates the CHAT theory enormously, for it would mean that the vaccine must have introduced all the subtypes separately each, presumably, from the kidneys of a different chimpanzee that was infected with the relevant virus.The correlation between vaccination sites and early records of HIV-1 was also called into question.
The Germans retort that, if the institutional compromise agreed in the constitutional treaty is reopened, it will become impossible to agree anything.In this section Time for a little constitutional The square root or death Blue landslide Election fever Strategic surprise Chilling time In vino veritas ReprintsA deep suspicion of Germany among Polish leaders complicates matters.
