41.   Those same legislators now must confront a list of politically flammable issues that are as long and complicated as any they have handled in recent memory.

42.   This negotiation was far less significant, but it probably attracted nearly as much attention and became nearly as complicated as the Treaty of Versailles.

43.   To a novice, this craft holds the key to a sport that can seem as mysterious and complicated as world-class chess.

44.   Behind him things got complicated as all the skaters had good but not sensational routines.

45.   She said the military situation as regards the Albanians is much more complicated as concerns targets to be hit.

46.   She said the military situation as regards the Albanians is much more complicated as concerns the targets to be hit.

47.   The Macedonian suspicion of NATO is as complicated as the history of this impoverished, former Yugoslav republic, which gained peaceful independence just eight years ago.