But other old movie theaters here complicate the glossy portrait.
The result here complicates it a bit for us.
All the new elements here complicate decision-making in a very intuitive way, so it's never overwhelming.
A secondary yet significant concern among many Republicans is that the tight race here complicates the party's drive to win the state's open Senate seat, as well as its prospects in two ferociously competitive House races.
In the days leading up to the ceremonies, the war, a grim certainty 8,000 miles away, was a nagging echo in the back of everyone's minds here, complicating emotions and plans, and enmeshing the burdens of patriotism with the daily duties of an industry that requires broad (and shockingly white) smiles.
There are the trademark rectilinear compositions, madly overcooked monologues and hammy acting, faces in closeup lit from below, reflections of Hockneyesque rippling water, an interest in architecture that Greenaway here complicates with woozily bending wide angles and Escher-type illusions: all unfolding on a single, unvarying rhetorical note.
Although this cheeky piece of eye candy ostensibly takes aim at Google's new set of super specs, the real butt of the joke is Microsoft, whose Windows operating system here complicates and fumbles task after low-grade task with design flaws that should be woefully familiar to anyone who has ever used a computer.
9 It is a phenomenon which, as here, complicates the interpretation of military cohort studies.
Our analysis here complicates the commonly held view that the schizophrenogenic mother and family have been ousted as schizophrenia has been repositioned as a brain disorder (Harrington, 2012).
The complex and nuanced picture of attitudes to receiving unsolicited genetic information demonstrated here complicate any effort to produce a single set of guidelines to inform when disclosure to at-risk family members should occur.
