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A database complicates the matter, because it caches some disk writes, which may result in an inconsistent snapshot.

Life is too short to stick with a course of study that you're no longer excited about. Switch, even if it complicates things.

The self-limiting nature of adhesive capsulitis complicates the discussion of the efficacy of any treatment method in the long term.

For all the effort expended on data gaps, the constant evolution and footloose nature of the financial system complicates matters hugely.

' He said that'Russia's action only exacerbates tensions and complicates diplomatic negotiations.

All the terrible things they have heard about disease produce the kind of despair that in turn complicates the underlying condition.

The global nature of the web greatly complicates effective governance.

Inflation, as we shall later see, while it complicates the analysis, does not at bottom change the consequences of the policies discussed.

The construction of such a caching mechanism further complicates the development and maintenance of this system.

And a baby born of that just complicates matters all the more.

N. Korea's missile launch Sunday complicates the long-term strategy of the US and her Asian allies toward Pyongyang's nuclear program.

We feel that this complicates paper case-making much better strength, quality is also better.

Headquarters can cook up any idea it wants, but if it overly complicates the kitchen, the product won't fly.

The fact that Gilardino won't be there for the return leg complicates things a bit.

The fact that this is a monetary union of 17 countries makes decision making difficult, which complicates the problem.

The existence of multiple representations for a single character complicates searching , sorting , matching, and other operations .

Political instability complicates the building and supplying of factories, and transportation is notoriously unreliable.

The existence of multiple representations for a single character complicates sorting operations.

Isolate the SRC influence and examine it carefully to see how it complicates the problem.

The political imperative for governments to try to make a return on their investments complicates matters further.

To say the least, this now complicates Mr Aliev's presidential ambitions.

Someone seen as too beholden to a Brics capital will not pass muster, which complicates Chinese or Russian-backed candidates.

This complicates policymakers' work, but it does not make it impossible.

All this undoubtedly complicates "The Nature of the Firm" .

That, in turn, complicates the final leg of the deal, recapitalising European banks, which need the beefed-up fund as a backstop.

The vast number of medical devices available complicates prioritization, selection and procurement.

The patients with CNCP are usually associated with physical, emotional and social disability, and often complicates its management.

The deviation complicates the ownership structure, and provides convenience for affiliated transactions, tunneling and profit transfer.

The chip can be cooled with liquid nitrogen or even liquid helium, but this requirement complicates the apparatus considerably.

Secondly, thinking of setting up a company to do a property deal, well that just complicates matters even further.

Unfortunately, the brain in a vat experiment complicates this argument, too, since a brain connected to electrodes could still think.

All this just further complicates the problem of learning and retaining the right lessons from the past.

The fact that the drill hole openings are located under water complicates charging work.

But the fact that the costs can fall on different populations complicates matters further.

this complicates, at the least, official efforts to boost social cohesion.

This means that you will have to make different bean wirings among deployments, which complicates this issue even further.

From time to time the crafty Satan interferes, suffices the sinner and keeps its some time, than complicates the demon's work.

The bankruptcy of several nationalized enterprises complicates current situation.

This complicates our overall merge plan a bit, but reduces a lot of the stress in the meantime.

RIM uses stronger data encryption for business customers than many rivals, which complicates governments' efforts to access data.

A common definition of business terms is essential to eliminate the ambiguity that complicates many data integration initiatives.

This complicates and obscures human thinking and behavior to an alarming degree, with serious consequences.

It's a game of individuals and that complicates everything because every single person has a different agenda.

The fact that the student is a girl further complicates the problem, Kandayparker says.

The self-selection bias complicates how public officials should interpret and act on the information generated from these forums.

Cognitive impairment complicates diagnosis and requires additional care giving to ensure safety.

Over time, this pattern develops into sleep deprivation, which further complicates your baby's developing sleep maturity.

The frequent practice of polishing predictions after the fact further complicates matters.

That makes work hazardous, complicates efforts to restart vital cooling equipment and raises the chance of outside spills.

Intermediation greatly complicates any message exchange pattern other than request-response and pub-sub.

The tightening of diasporic connections complicates life for national governments.

Residence in the nursing home complicates the situation since it introduces facility differences, regulations, and payer issues.

India is a democracy. It is hard to deny that its political system complicates the organisation of such events.

Camera and tape recorder, carry me far away from the intelligence which complicates everything.

But this in turn only complicates the already fraught politics of the regime's leadership succession.

The page break inserted before the text of an element complicates using named anchors and elements together.

Peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) is a rare, but life-threatening cardiac disorder which complicates pregnancy.

Migrainous vertigo (MV) is different from a common peripheral vertigo or central vertigo because MV always complicates with migraine.

Britain is currently overflowing with design talent, which only complicates things.

In addition to the welfare of the crews the threat of environmental disaster complicates attempts to rescue oil and chemical tankers.

But it is Sino-Indian rivalry that really complicates efforts by Washington and Beijing to cooperate on Pakistan.

The confusion surrounding the definition of friends on SNSs complicates matters further in the friend negotiation and ranking processes.

The tumble in banks' shares complicates their options to raise additional funds if their profits fall short.

The risk of subsidence complicates development of an adequate evacuation plan for Padang.

Usually, though, that just complicates things more. It becomes impossible to have an honest exchange.

The falling dollar complicates monetary policy for emerging economies.

The dynamic of a bubble bursting complicates the process.

It's true that not having a car imposes some constraints, but owning one also complicates life in many ways.

China complicates Australia's international policy.

Some patients with cancer and many with AIDS have anorexia, which complicates treatment.

What complicates the picture is that inflation reduces the buying power of your investment return, as well as your investment income.

One is that India's involvement complicates its efforts to have its way in the tangled territorial disputes in the South China Sea.

Acute and sub-acute hepatic necrosis more often complicates hepatitis in the elderly.

Driving balanced or floating loads complicates the issue further.

Today being Saturday rather complicates matters.

"Ronaldo has goals, dribbling, pace and a winning mentality but also he over- complicates things, " Xavi said in the Daily Express.

What complicates matters is the increasing use of bonuses, perks and incentives by employers to recruit and retain employees.

Double diabetes takes the suffering caused by the disease a step further, and complicates efforts to treat it.

That makes a "see no evil" policy tougher; it also complicates life for noisy advocates.

Minion management is a possibility, but that also definitely complicates the UI and use of the minions.

This complicates the process of understanding and subsequently editing the VU script.

This complicates currency policy across Asia.

Your mind comments on each moment of your life and thus complicates it.

It complicates 5 to 8 percent of pregnancies and is associated with iatrogenic prematurity.

Other research, however, complicates the picture of the potential benefits of multilingualism.

But what complicates the situation for investors is the remarkable strength of the Chinese handset market.

I don't agree with the solution given in this section because it complicates processing as a way to compensate for bugs in the processing.

Importance of an EBR But wait, the new law complicates things even more.

Having WS-* only clouds and complicates this task.

A factor, a condition, or an element that complicates.

American law complicates the issue.

The use of multiple units further complicates the definition of scope.

A case can indeed be made that Islam complicates democracy.

And it complicates the Ruddgovernment's bid to balance Japan against China's growing importance for Australia.

As we see, this issue really complicates the process of extending our application.

America's tradition of political patronage complicates the picture, particularly in the diplomatic world.

It is our fear of giftedness that complicates life.

This complicates finance because it means that you never know.

What complicates matters even more is that I fancy women who look like women.

The 2, 400-woman, randomized study complicates the advice for pregnant women.

This is good, because language complicates things.

Make sure you understand that an asset such as a house complicates your relationship.

A northern attack on a disputed town complicates southern independence

It also complicates the compiler;

Let's look at an example that complicates the situation, and illustrates the flexibility of the EAz framework at the same time. Suppose you