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complexity
noun as in complicatedness
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convolution, elaboration, entanglement, involvement, multiplicity
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He finds the complexity of human beings "fascinating... I mean, how can you produce Beethoven, Bach and then Treblinka and Auschwitz?"
Scientists have long known that genome size -- the total number of DNA base pairs containing an organism's genetic instructions -- can vary widely between species, even among those with similar complexity.
It could create a new perception and complexity around playing England that other teams have not faced for quite some time.
Given the defensive differences and positioning complexities, it would still be a grand tactical gamble, however.
“If you add a little bit more complexity,” Aronson says, “you would expect even more intelligence to emerge.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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