Yet here, football occupies a particularly complicated position in a community of 14,000 that exists in a kind of social time warp.
Football occupies a particularly complicated position in this community of 14,000, which is in a kind of social time warp on the edge of the Everglades.
Let's see now, we have had Occupy, the increasingly complicated America's Cup, the lights going out in Candlestick Park on national television, Occupy again, trying to get Lee's 17-point plan for the city underway, and of course, Occupy again.
Just 28 of the 84 units were occupied, which could complicate rescue efforts in a fire, the spokesman said.
Are many people in France strongly critical of the American decision to invade and occupy a large and forbiddingly complicated Muslim country, in a spirit that follows along more or less the same lines as the criticisms of millions of Americans (including the upper reaches of the first Bush Cabinet)?
While this technique presents numerous advantages, it uses a femtosecond laser that occupies a large area, is complicated to operate and has heavy costs.
Like any relationship, however, the one between the Occupy movement and labor is complicated.
This was, necessarily, both a privileged and a sometimes complicated and uncomfortable position to occupy.
In particular, the shapes of the codon domains occupied by Asp, Glu and Ser are complicated.
Fisher's sons eventually occupied high positions in the company, which further complicated his relationship with Drexler, the corporate stepson, who was at times favored and at others not.
