Internal politics seem to be complicating the matter for the union.
Complicating the matter for Mr. Obama has been Mrs. Clinton's promotion of a rival definition of who is ahead.
Complicating the matter, however, is ongoing negotiations on sales price under the current (Shah Deniz Phase I) contract.
And the Sofields have filed a countersuit to keep their neighbors from using West Bay Drive, further complicating the matter.
Complicating the matter still further is the subway, which at Church and Murray is not one but two lines.
At that time, Congress may begin playing a more active role in the South Korean bailout, further complicating the matter.
Complicating the matter, the U.K. government is short-staffed; their 20 active trade negotiators will face the 600 well-seasoned trade negotiators at the European Commission.
Complicating the matter is the fact that at the time of the dealings in question, Crédit Lyonnais was controlled by the French state.
Complicating the matter, some states and cities levy additional taxes on phone lines used for Net access, while other states do not.
Complicating the matter for Ms. Offerman, a Democratic National Committee member since 1989, is that her state, North Carolina, has not voted yet.
Complicating the matter is that the officer, Bryan Mason, had been involved in three shootings since 2009, one of them fatal.
