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If you want someone else’s behavior to work for your best interests—if you want to extend your phenotype into someone else—it’s often a lot more complicated than just letting them sniff you.

After the curtain calls, Christopher comes back to explain a complicated math problem.

An examination of the complicated history of America and its movies in the Republic of Korea.

Of course, the issue of authenticity in hip-hop is already a complicated minefield for up and coming artists.

Making this scenario more complicated is the rivalry between al Qaeda and ISIS.

But the history of the church, which emerged in the late '60s, is far more complicated—and fascinating.

Aristide replaced the baby, and with a complicated arrangement of string fastened it securely to the seat.

He dwelt upon this contrivance, until it seemed too complicated for success.

And it might be a year or two before a superintendent could be found capable in every way of managing so complicated a ranch.

But, difficult as his task was, the situation became much more complicated by the sudden return of Bonaparte from Egypt.

The fact that I have known you for some time makes things far easier, far less—complicated.