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complicated

[kom-pli-key-tid] / ˈkɒm plɪˌkeɪ tɪd /


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Among the most complicated were some of the world’s most valuable horses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Small and midsize businesses tend to use the deduction even if they could qualify for a credit, because the credit is more complicated, says Garrett Watson, director of policy analysis at the Tax Foundation.

From Barron's

Carlson's advice was clear: "Get out right away. It's just that simple. Of course, it's also incredibly complicated, but the first step is deciding that we're leaving."

From BBC

"I don't see why this is so complicated," the billionaire said at one point.

From BBC

But he believes the complicated ownership picture that now obscures who owns some of these buildings - or who the tenants are - is another difficulty in protecting at risk sites.

From BBC