The museum deserves credit just for the effort required to determine the copyright status of 12,000 works--a complicated, painstaking process that took Chief of Technology Shelley Bernstein, Head of Digital Collections and Services Deborah Wythe and a team of interns over two years to complete.
In November 1998, for example, the two executives shuttled back and forth between the Silicon Valley headquarters of Netscape Communications and Sun Microsystems playing their contemplative good-cop, aggressive bad-cop roles as they worked out a complicated three-way deal for the sale of one company and a partnership with the other.
Reid also helped the church work through a complicated process to build a study-abroad program for college students in Jerusalem.
These pleiotropic effects work together to create a complicated picture in the evolving lesion, whereby different functional effects may be apparent at the core of infection where the mycolactone concentration is highest, compared with the outer edge of biologically relevant mycolactone concentrations furthest from the clusters of MU.
Beck said investigators worked a difficult case, complicated by the fact that the officers "preyed on folks that are sometimes reluctant witnesses, reluctant victims".
It is a complicated relationship working with children as they are being asked to do adult work with you in an adult field, surrounded by hundreds of adults who want them to perform for them, and yet are still inherently children.
The way it works sounds complicated but is actually simple.
However, given that his audience is likely to spend the next few days, and possibly nights as well, working through every comma of a complicated text, the minister could also have cashed in on some Issa alternatives.
Since at least the 19th century, feminist academic work in Latin America has had a complicated and generally ambivalent relationship with academic and philosophical work more generally (Fornet-Bentacourt, 2009).
