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Tan says it was in returning to China with her mother that she began to realise the complexities of her life.

If you concentrate on one dimension, you realise the complexity of the experience it is possible to have".

"Both Channel 4 and 4iP have been startled by the success; they probably don't realise the complexity of what we have done, how difficult it is to make something that is very easy to use".

It's a better place to bring up his two children, he says, and when he began to realise the complexity of Gravity, he decided he could only do it with Tim Webber and Framestore, the London-based effects house, with whom he worked on Harry Potter and Children Of Men.

Once he realises the complexity of economic reform, they mutter, he will realise that loan conditions are hard to pare down.

I am a mere Muggle, of course, which is Potter-speak for those of us without magical powers, but that doesn't mean I can't spot wizardry when I see it … As I watched the rapt faces round me, I realised that the complexity of this story (there are mazes that are more straightforward) is key.

Understand the complexity of praying.

For example, our efforts to seek a joint venture partner in China got off to a bad start, subsequently realising we had failed to comprehend fully the complexities of doing business in China.

"People don't realise the extent of the issue.

"People don't realise the scale of this problem.

Watch Thriller and realise the error of your ways.