And then he kicked the whole "complicated" health care deal to Republicans in Congress.
A few weeks later, they called my parents to tell them, I had learned the whole complicated song and dance routine and would be in the concert.
Robert E. Lighthizer, the U.S. trade representative, has also blamed some of the problems with the talks on a "whole complicated process" that requires negotiators to clear positions with members of Congress and officials at other agencies.
Amanda is evidently very sloppy in describing YoPro's business relationships, and if she was sloppy about this, whole annoyingly complicated logo fiasco, then she was probably being sloppy about her description of YoPro's ill-fated dealings with Loblaws as well.
This whole issue was complicated by the fact that I'm Jewish.
"This whole operation is complicated and risky, but you won't know if it will work unless you try," Dr. Farquhar said.
The MP Mustafa Nayyem said on Facebook that "this whole story is complicated by the fact that, during martial law, the holding of presidential, parliamentary or local elections, as well as strikes, protests, rallies and mass demonstrations are forbidden".
This whole matter is complicated by arcane regional rules that may see a New York City teaching hospital with a heavy Medicare clientele receive $200,000 per resident position while hospitals in Chicago and elsewhere caring mostly for Medicaid patients and the uninsured get as little as $60,000 per resident.
"The phrase 'The Devil is in the details' doesn't even begin to describe how complicated this whole exercise can get," says a staffer on one of the several House committees looking at the matter.
This whole ordeal was further complicated by the fact that pregnant women cannot be exposed to the dangerous drugs used in chemotherapy, so Jennifer had limited contact with Katelyn around her chemo treatments.
