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Philip’s first role is quite complex: He plays a Canadian man getting married to a young Japanese woman in a show wedding for her conservative parents.

Your rollover concern, for better or for worse, is complex.

But Mr. Waterfield advances a sound and coherent interpretation of Thucydides’ complex style and ideas.

In the aftermath of the two world wars, Coleridge-Taylor’s music—like that of other late Victorian and Edwardian composers—was seen as old-fashioned and insufficiently complex.

We hold on to each other in this complex phase of life and in this vibrant, complex town.