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He was probably put on a crude wooden gibbet and made to stand in a loose, foetal position. It was fiendishly designed.

The economics of this are easy to describe but fiendishly difficult to achieve in practice.

The idea is quite simple, although no doubt the technology is fiendishly complicated.

You'll also be glad to have some code samples that you can cut and paste to deal with the aforementioned fiendishly difficult areas.

That's fiendishly difficult. Imagine, another German told me, growing up in a German town in the 1970s.

Its big problem, however, is that it can be illegal (if copyright is violated) and fiendishly hard to turn into a business.

It is true that breaking up the euro would be fiendishly difficult and dangerous.

FOR a subject that arouses such strong passions, "network neutrality" is fiendishly difficult to pin down.

This fiendishly small device features six creepy sound choices perfect for frightening your "friends" and co-workers.

Correlations could go both ways, and working out how they might develop among any basket of companies is fiendishly complex.

So, too, is an overhaul of Brazil's fiendishly complicated and distortive tax system.

Admittedly, the size of the market is fiendishly hard to gauge.

Tracking the scale of this business is fiendishly difficult, since it is bespoke and opaque.

As a manager, we already know that Jose Mourinho has one of world football's most fiendishly brilliant minds.

The Tarp auction is a fiendishly difficult design problem, but it looks solvable.

But it is a fiendishly complicated and corrupt business, and many migrants don't have the right papers.

If she became prime minister, Ms Livni would also need to undertake several other fiendishly hard tasks.

Working out the family history of man's second-best friend has proved fiendishly difficult for scientists.

Solving problems such asclimate change and poverty remains fiendishly difficult.

The handset market is fiendishly competitive.

The physics is fiendishly complex, but the conclusions from this experiment are fascinating.

The service sector is almost nonexistent and it is proving fiendishly hard to boost consumption directly.

It may be accompanied by panic attacks, flashbacks, and nightmares, and it can be fiendishly difficult to treat.

The previous one, in 2000, was already fiendishly hard because of a loosening of controls on internal migration.

That's because cheap people can't understand why everyone else doesn't see things the way they do: fiendishly overpriced.

The eurozone's tango is fiendishly complicated. But the dance goes on.

India's cinema business is also fiendishly complex for outsiders.

But these laws are fiendishly difficult to enforce, says Mr Farrow.

Given the weight of the water on top, this is fiendishly difficult and will not be ready until 2014.

The bad news is that setting the "optimum" price remains fiendishly difficult - whether you are selling ulcer pills or piston- rings .

Already it is fiendishly hard to define a hedge fund.

i am not brutally selfish , blindly unjust , or fiendishly ungrateful

it is fiendishly cold outside