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Ms. Ali said a complicated set of reasons was fueling the imbalances.

The use of such drugs was, he said, "a complicated process that is not designed for executions.

It said a complicated system of overlapping state and federal funding schemes and an increasingly privatised delivery model meant much of the $30.3bn spent on providing services to Indigenous people was snarled up in back-of-house costs, while a lack of transparency made it difficult to hold the government to account for its spending.

"The mushroom people in general, and the truffle people in particular, are not good about sharing information," he said, a tendency complicated by what he called a huge black market in truffles.

But after learning of the main ingredient from an accompanying card, she said, a "more complicated" reaction unfolds, a blend of ick and fascination, rearing back and coming closer, and mutterings of "I sure hope she doesn't have any blood-borne diseases".

China, it can be safely said, has a complicated relationship with "Avatar".

Daniel Smith, reader in psychiatry at the University of Glasgow, said: "Burns had a complicated and some might say tempestuous personal history, with bouts of melancholic depression".

The three credit reference agencies, Equifax, Experian and Call Credit, need to agree a universal approach – but discussions are "complicated" said a spokesman for Call Credit.

B3 Anti-Taliban Allies HIJACKERS MAINLY SAUDI -- Fifteen of the 19 men who hijacked four airplanes on Sept. 11 were from Saudi Arabia, federal authorities said, a disclosure likely to complicate diplomatic relations.

But Mr. Southwick, the State Department official, said debt relief was a complicated issue.

While the Enron scandal can seem dauntingly complicated, she said a family background in business made her feel less intimidated.