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Expansion or redevelopment of such a facility may be complicated by real or perceived environmental contaminations.

The auction will be complicated by questions hanging over the state of the global car market and Ford's own finances.

Such collaboration can be complicated by the presence of different spoken languages, cultural norms, and legal realities.

Ramping up above this level would then be complicated by extensive damage during the war, Libyan oil officials say.

As a recent case illustrates, the diagnosis of Rocky Mountain spotted fever may be complicated by pregnancy.

When strain is attributed to working conditions, the clinical course may be complicated by considerations of secondary gain.

In addition, patients with diabetes dizziness may also be complicated by coronary heart disease, anemia, kidney disease.

Expansion will take years and could be complicated by the port's proximity to territorial waters disputed by Iran.

Moreover, its ownership structure may be complicated by its history of joint ventures, says Mr Clark.

In serious cases, it may be complicated by acute kidney problems.

Use your anger for something positive and good. Don't let a situation be complicated by your own negativity.

Preparing food after an earthquake may be complicated by damage to your home and loss of electricity, gas, and water.

Pneumonia may be complicated by a pleuritis.

Preparing FoodPreparing food after an earthquake may be complicated by damage to your home and loss of electricity, gas, and water.

Resolution of the latest fracas could be complicated by noisy nationalism in China.

It can also often be complicated by the sufferer's lack of judgment and insight regarding periods of exacerbation of characteristic states.

Photoaging can be complicated by many kinds of cutaneous diseases, and even results in cutaneous neoplasms.

Finding messages relating to known events may be complicated by date and time zone shifting;