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For Marina, learning more about her mother's story has complicated her relationship with her grandfather.

Burns doesn’t simply want to tell the most honest story about America’s beginnings, however, but one that shows how complicated, dangerous, grueling and ultimately inspiring that time was.

McVay’s “positivity,” his ability to make complicated concepts understandable and his knack for creating mismatches, helped fuel Reed’s development.

Nepal's political landscape remains volatile, with widespread mistrust of long-dominant parties complicating efforts to ensure credible polls.

Still, the correspondence adds another chapter to Wolff’s complicated legend.