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However, their presence shows that Mars could have a more complex and evolving chemical story.

But the real situation is far more complex than the simple, thuggish gubernatorial action suggests.

Meanwhile, the MiG-23 is a much bigger and more complex jet that requires a professional pilot to operate properly.

But life is much more complex, and the human spirit much more creative, than such a judgment would suggest.

But also, more complex content inspires repeated listenings and greater long-term loyalty.

Bud did not say anything; your efficient chauffeur reserves his eloquence for something more complex than a dead engine.

The outer layer of the body serves this purpose in very simple animals; gills or lungs are developed in more complex animals.

In the more complex animals, where groups of cells form tissues, each having a different function, a nervous system is developed.

But the situation becomes still more complex by the mutual relations of those various processes.

The more complex social life and greater demand for luxuries.