1.   For the provincial press, any calculation is complicated by questions of Market boundaries and different types of publication.

2.   Anywhere in the world, of course, debates on terrorism, are always complicated by questions of definition.

3.   Barings executives said the negotiations were complicated by questions about whether ING might inherit liability for any lawsuits or criminal prosecutions that might arise from the case.

4.   But for Gore this trip has been further complicated by questions back home about Democratic campaign finances.

5.   Just now, admittedly, another question complicates matters.

6.   Other questions complicate development of any specific carbon emissions credit trading formula before the Kyoto meeting.

7.   The question of weighting complicated the issue of voting.