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It is known that the patterns observed in trauma cases are often extremely complicated; that is, the treatment outcomes for two apparently similar patients may turn out to be significantly different.

"The transformation of this Communist concern, which we still are today, has been extremely complicated by the legal environment that was created in Communist times," said Zygmunt Borek, the manager of the Nowa Huta steel mill in Cracow.

He said that Nielsen tends to skip homes where the equipment may be extremely complicated to wire, and that with more homes now adding digital boxes and satellite dishes, those homes might be skipped more often, meaning heavy viewers of television are being systematically excluded.

Some have complained that it is "extremely complicated to do business with", admits Mr Gorman.

Mr. Moonves said yesterday that the ownership deal on the show was "extremely complicated," but that Mr. Burnett was entitled to a portion of the advertising revenue from "Survivor," both for this edition and future ones.

The answer to the first question is extremely complicated because the euro crisis is extremely complex.

Energy generation mechanisms are extremely complicated in nematodes.

Chen Deming, China's commerce minister, said in late December that the outlook for international trade remained "extremely complicated" and predicted that it could take two or three years for Chinese exports to recover to precrisis levels.

To do that is extremely complicated.

And there's a political side that is extremely complicated.

Now involved in running banks (after an attempt at a presidential run last year on the Reform Party ticket), Mr. Roemer says that the public's thought process in choosing a candidate is extremely complicated, even magical, and that trying to isolate one variable is a waste of time.