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Scaling up proven programs has its complexities, but it is not fundamentally different from scaling up any enterprise and maintaining its quality in each location.

The interaction between grandmother and grandson also has its complexities.

The P-1 visa, by which international athletes and entertainers enter the United States, also has its complexities.

She knows that every strong marriage, including the one now in the White House, has its complexities and its disappointments.

Living abroad has its complexities.

Not surprisingly their lifestyle had its complexities, and the Pappas brothers' time at the top was short lived.

Since CRC screening is a major undertaking and integrating a cancer screening programme into routine government health services in low-middle income countries has its own complexities and challenges, it was decided to pilot its introduction in one of the provinces of Thailand which already has a population-based cancer registry.

The trouble is that each of these cases has its own complexities, its own consequences.

But calculating sales tax has its own complexities, making full automation difficult.

I mean, marriage has its own complexities, but they're different . . .

Silly question — this is Iraq, and the results are not the kind that can be certified by PricewaterhouseCoopers. (Although the Academy's voting system, as Hendrik Hertzberg has explained, has its own complexities).