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What she and her colleagues found, according to a study published last week in The Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, is that the influence of daily exercise on sleep habits is more convoluted than many of us might expect and that, in the short term, sleep might have more of an impact on exercise than exercise has on sleep.

Foujita's own politics were more convoluted than that.

But it was so much more convoluted than that.

The rules are more convoluted than an English boxwood maze.

The left valve, or shell, was much larger and more convoluted than the flattish right valve.

He added, "The cabinet process has become more convoluted than it was.

The road to assimilation may be more convoluted than we suspect.

Like most things about Kimball, the facts of his biography are more convoluted than those of the public persona.

But as she read Hood's papers she sensed that his case was far more convoluted than the outcome suggested.

Footnotes are sometimes longer and more convoluted than the text, and that's just in the introduction.

Given these handicaps, the A.N.C.'s march to free-and-fair leadership elections will likely prove more convoluted than Nelson Mandela's long walk to freedom.