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2. when‘ distresses multiply in your heart,' supplicate god.

3. JK: Making it complicated is another way of avoiding 'It.'

4. They are part of a war that is difficult and complicated.'"

5. "I asked Ahmad: 'With what (words) should I supplicate after tashahhud ?'

6. Our intention was not that players suggest: 'There are two screens, that is making it complicated.'

7. Formal Logic, like Newtonian physics, has proved inadequate to deal with 'more complicated and drawn out processes.'

8. RSK contracts replicate 'Proof-of-Existence,' which is used to prove the existence of a document (or property right).

9. If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is.'

10. We had everyone saying, 'It's not doable, it's too complicated, you need a health infrastructure, it's not sustainable.'

11. “If our study can be replicated, these findings would represent a major challenge to existing theories of a sex ‘addiction.'”

12. We regard this case as one of murder, and the evidence may implicate not only your friend Mr Stapleton, but his wife as well.'

13. 'We're trying to do stories that are complicated, with characters with strong points of view and strong passions,' Harberts said.

14. 'They're simply not trained and disciplined for this job, which is vastly more complicated and delicate than fighting,' said one general.

15. 'I heard the acting of it and I didn't realise the songs were so complicated and I didn't realise how orchestrated and produced they were.'

16. 'The challenge now is to deliver drugs at clinically effective concentrations to where the virus continues to replicate within the patient.'

17. Now the company knows what its Brazilian partner is up to, we hope they won't want to be implicated in the appalling theft of the Guarani's land.'

18. A waiting room in a train station there can look like a furniture store – after all, there's enough room – and you think, 'wow, how uncomplicated!'

19. "I always get into complicated things because I have a challenge and I've been concentrated 24 hours a day in a project that is called 'Big Brother.'

20. For I recall some commentator, at that time, writing of the 'three slashing critics of Liberty—Tucker, Yarros, and Lloyd,' so I must have been implicated.