51.   Complicating matters is that both Yeltsin and Clinton have to keep domestic political considerations in mind.

52.   Complicating matters is the fact that high cost in health care does not always equate to quality, and low cost does not necessarily mean bad service.

53.   Complicating matters is the fact the latter option failed them last summer.

54.   Complicating matters is transportation.

55.   Complicating matters was a general sense of disarray in the agency.

56.   Complicating matters was a new calculation method for the balance of payments, which made forecasting the figures difficult.

57.   Complicating matters, Chiles opposed admitting the Guantanamo Cubans unless there was a muscular interdiction policy.

58.   Complicating matters, CLOB shares have in theory risen in value since being frozen.

59.   Complicating matters, depression, like most psychiatric illnesses, cannot be detected with blood tests and produces no changes in body tissue or other measurable physiological markers.

60.   Complicating matters, it had been designated a landmark, partly to prevent one potential buyer from converting it into a split-level playhouse.