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But it will surely complicate the romance of Meredith (Ellen Pompeo and Riggs Martin Hendersonon).

But her stock holdings in TransCanada,  first reported by the Sunlight Foundation and Onearth.org, an environmental publication affiliated with the Natural Resources Defense Council, would surely complicate the issue.

If notes underlying even some of these mortgages were improperly assigned or lost, that will surely complicate pending legislation intended to allow bankruptcy judges to modify mortgage terms for troubled borrowers.

A downward revision to UK GDP figures and a surprise jump in the service sector performance in September has had little effect on the market so far, although it must surely complicate the Bank of England's decision on further quantitative easing when it outlines its plans on Thursday.

But if publishers feel unable to "make" a book and increasingly depend on word of mouth and the new bottom-up zeitgeist it will surely complicate a publishing business model that makes massive bets on progressively fewer books in the hopes that those books reach the "phenomenon" status that pads margins and launches careers.

We are told that it is significant that Warren Beatty liked every girl who reminded him of his sister, Shirley MacLaine, though the companion truth, not mentioned, that he also liked every girl who didn't remind him of his sister surely complicates the picture.

And given that those regressive elements are closely aligned with the larger Putin project – to weaken the influence of the west and to re-aggrandise Russia's sense of national identity – this surely complicates Jones's argument for a cultural boycott.

There are surely complicated licensing agreements and loyalties in place, which explains the situation but doesn't excuse it.

Relying on domestic consumption to drive growth in the case of Brazil's new middle class, or on those serial shopping trips abroad for the top tier, surely complicates an already staggering set of challenges to a power whose global influence is still in its early stages.

The ethics of reproducing is surely complicated, but, again, it is not clear that ensuring F3's existence by means of inducing harm in those who come to exist is an obviously right action.

As the argument unfolds over the years, the answers will surely be complicated.