But one word describes its early effort: complicated.
E.S.: I think they were annoyed that I was younger than they expected, and I was annoyed they had arrived too early, which complicated the initial verification.
After a difficult courtship and early marriage, complicated by the death of the couple's first child, he began an affair with Lucia Gilbert Calhoun, a reporter for The New York Tribune; but by the time of his election he was inseparable from his wife, the "life of my life".
The early goal complicated matters and affected our self-confidence.
The multiplicity of early names complicated later research, with the situation compounded by the terse descriptions provided by Marsh and Cope.
Prolonged use of central devices, including central venous catheters and peripheral inserted central catheters (PICCs), can be complicated by early complications, such as pneumothorax and haemorrhage, and long-term complications, such as the development of thrombosis, infection or mechanical failure [16, 17, 18].
Some characters will have more strokes added and thus be brought closer to their earlier, more complicated forms.
There's always the chance that fans turn up in their thousands in the dementedly optimistic belief that Radiohead are going to roll out the 1990s hits, in which case, they must go home tonight sorely disappointed, with only a version of OK Computer's Karma Police to remind them of the band's earlier, less complicated incarnation.
This compares favourably with our earlier, more complicated, 16-item score [ 4].
The choice of different entering points gave casualties outside the buildings treatment early, while complicating holding track of resource allocation.
