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In purely military terms, the problem is not of the first order: Frances’ absence from NATO’s command structure has not prevented effective, if sometime complicated, cooperation in coalition operations as in the Gulf, or Bosnia.
We will also seek to finalize the unification of the PIS/Cofins taxes, Brazil’s overly complicated – and much-criticized – federal taxes levied on businesses’ invoicing.
This could have incited a complicated situation where Russians were faced with tough visa requirements when travelling between Kaliningrad and Russia proper.
It specializes in high-quality, special steel products designed for the most complicated uses.
After all, your neighbor is poor and traumatized, there is a sad and complicated history between you, and you bear some of the blame.
Third, it is a very complicated problem.
The scientific understanding of long-term climate change is still very limited, and even when it is understood, the effects of climate on society are complicated.
The situation in Afghanistan is even more complicated.
It is in Pakistan’s capital that a regional solution will have to be negotiated, and the conditions for success are by no means hopeless, though it involves the far more complicated – and rarely mentioned – issue of Indian-Pakistani relations.
While the conditions in Libya were certainly optimal, the situation in Syria is better described as uniquely complicated for any intervention.
The government has even committed itself to moving towards unifying its complicated exchange-rate system.
But securing this financing is becoming more complicated.
Yet, however complicated the blame game, some lessons can be drawn to guide future policy.
All of this is complicated by escalating tensions between Europe and the United States, which, among other things, is spoiling cooperation to contain China.
And by changing the system frequently and making it more complicated to access, Britain’s leaders are also forcing the poor to consume more mental bandwidth.
I have no doubt that the upcoming phases of the Brexit negotiations will be complicated.
We do not want a complicated set of objectives.”
The Middle East, as we know, is immersed in a process of revolution and upheaval that has been immensely complicated by Islamism and its extremist offshoots.
And the very cumbersome US Treasury proposal – which combines removing toxic assets from banks’ balance sheets while providing government guarantees – was so non-transparent and complicated that the markets dove as soon as it was announced.
Why make things more complicated?
Today, it is much more complicated than that.
Stopping the Syria ContagionWASHINGTON, DC – Syria’s civil war has become a wretchedly complicated problem.
They are complicated events rooted in governance, security, markets, education, and infrastructure – all of which can be influenced.
Economists’ inability to model such rapid, radical change should not be taken as a condemnation of the discipline; it is simply a reflection of the state of our knowledge, and of the fact that the economy is really, really complicated.
And she has an astonishing talent for simplifying complicated issues accurately, which she likely learned – along with how to interpret and manipulate the political connotations of every issue – from her father, former President Park Chung-hee.
How complicated would it be to shift from a payroll tax to a layoff tax?
But there is another dimension to the crisis that makes addressing it all the more complicated.
These relations are complicated by Russia's role in protecting the 20 million Russians who now live outside Russia's borders.
Evaluating the second hypothesis is more complicated.
The solution is therefore not much more complicated than a polio vaccine.
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