Along with its peers in Bristol — notably Portishead and Tricky — the band made pop music that did not depend on being assertive or fast to make its point.
It raises tricky issues, notably over travel documents, but holds out the promise of a gradual "softening" of the border, allowing Kashmiris to travel, mingle and trade.
McIlroy recovered superbly from some tricky situations, notably at the 18th after his drive found the creek down the left of the fairway.
Merida ends up with a quest too, but because she's female and to the throne born, she also comes with some tricky princess baggage, notably the queen.
This is forcing Big Oil into trickier and pricier areas, notably deepwater fields, such as those in the Gulf of Mexico and off Africa's west coast, and unconventional reserves, such as Canada's tar sands.
Such cross-selling was tricky enough anyway, because many countries, notably America and Britain, require a strict separation of the legal and other professions.
So far, balancing the two has been tricky, as some proposals under consideration — notably one by Don Fisher, the billionaire founder of the Gap, to open a new contemporary art museum there — have stirred public outrage.
IP implementation was a bit trickier, with the checksum field being notably difficult to set up correctly.
Existing technologies (most notably, MPLS) offer limited (e.g., with RSVP-TE), tricky (e.g., with OSPF metrics), or no control on internal routing paths.
