61.   The subtle flavors of Egypt may be too complicated for an America engrossed in chewing up Afghanistan.

62.   The strategy gets far more complicated for larger numbers of players.

63.   The variations in the schedule are too complicated for dissection.

64.   They agree that the consequences will be wrenching for some residents, expensive for government and businesses, and legally complicated for the state and federal bureaucracies.

65.   Things often get complicated for Bienstock because of its sheer number of clients.

66.   Things are a bit more complicated for the business traveler.

67.   Things get complicated for American citizens, who must file U.S. tax returns regardless of where they are living and working.

68.   Things have been complicated for the new player who is supposed to save a team that needs a slugger, not a savior.

69.   Too bad ADSL has been too expensive and complicated for home use.

70.   Under the measure, divorce would still be more complicated for a woman than a man, reflecting the conservative nature of this male-oriented society.