21.   And to complicate matters, somebody has mislaid the TV listings.

22.   And to complicate matters, The Toronto Star has made a hostile bid for The Toronto Sun.

23.   And the drought is complicating matters.

24.   And their cultural differences, especially since both remain state-controlled companies, could complicate matters even more.

25.   And to complicate matters, many schools sell chips and candy in their student stores.

26.   Another study of the differences among breeds further complicated the matter.

27.   At that time, Congress may begin playing a more active role in the South Korean bailout, further complicating the matter.

28.   Being married to her boss slightly complicates the matter.

29.   A decentralized system could also complicate matters for the families themselves.

30.   A recent Internal Revenue Service ruling that the scholarships are taxable has complicated matters for corps members.