THE history of Britain's railways is a baroque and convoluted 150-year tale in which dozens of companies have merged, split, gone bankrupt, been nationalised, been reprivatised and so on.
Considering that HBO had stepped up to the plate and dutifully yanked John From Cincinnati and Carnivale (two laughably convoluted stinkers from years past), many of us Sunday night cable mavens assumed they would do the same with this series.
I reported from Paris on the negotiations, which took several years of convoluted diplomacy since few countries or political parties had clean hands in the rise and fall of the Khmer Rouge.
John Ralfe, an independent pensions consultant, said: "Although the devastating fire has brought things to a head very quickly, [last year's] convoluted restructuring – approved by the Pensions Regulator – only managed to paper over the cracks.
Or, 15 years before, the convoluted route via Pakistan by which Henry Kissinger arrived in Beijing to prepare the way for Richard Nixon's historic trip.
MONTENEGRO, with its convoluted, thousand-year history, was internationally recognized as a nation in 1878 at the Congress of Berlin.
And it provided a convoluted, thirteen-year pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who could show that they had obeyed the law and paid their taxes.
But behind the scenes, the mobile vendors have been complaining to the city for several years about a notoriously convoluted permit process.
Pay for Success introduces large expenses to fund extensive legal services to handle those convoluted and complicated contracts that take years instead of months (Sanchez 2014).
And he taught other ambitious young men how to conduct the convoluted stock frauds that in recent years have cost Americans billions of dollars.
