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Controversial NSA powers to monitor suspicious communication by collecting all American phone records are due to expire at the end of the month, a circumstance that was dramatically complicated by a US appeal court judgment on Thursday ruling the practice first revealed by Edward Snowden to be unlawful.

The situation is dramatically complicated if at least one nonstandard correlation occurs among the initial data: the data become contradictory.

Since the building of the model is dramatically complicated and cumbersome, in this section modeling process is described briefly and shown in Fig. 11.

Leakage was dramatically reduced.

However, by allowing users to access information from virtually anywhere, the universe of ineligible people who may attempt to harm the system is dramatically expanded, thus severely complicating the design and implementation of a secure environment.

The anti-interference ability for several current approaches (especially electrochemical method) is expected to be dramatically improved due to more extreme complicated conditions in real rice sample.

These idiosyncracies are revealing but they dramatically complicate our understanding of gait, making it impossible for biomechanicists to agree on the fundamental properties of gait.

The picture is further complicated by our finding that IL-6 expression is dramatically reduced in those subjects on statin treatment.

They had no idea that the entrance of Ajamie into the equation, through no fault of his own, would dramatically complicate what was once seen as a simple split of auction proceeds.

— it is dramatically persuasive.

It's dramatically serious.