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Meanings of overly complex in English

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Usage of overly complex in English
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Fisher argued Dodd-Frank financial reforms were overly complex and therefore counterproductive.
Reuters
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But the overly complex deal gives investors on both sides reasons to grumble.
Reuters
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Objectively, the product still seems entirely unnecessary, overly complex, and cruelly easy to lose.
News.com.au
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He criticised the competing smartphones at the time as being overly complex to use.
The Irish Times
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More stylish inside, but not as comfortable, zero off road chops and overly complex infotainment.
News.com.au
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In 2013, the state streamlined its tax incentive program, which had been overly complex and outdated.
Reuters
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The bank revamped the pay structure after some shareholders raised concerns that it was overly complex.
Reuters
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Tool and crampon attachment system is overly complex.
Climbing Magazine
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The plan, though overly complex, did have merit.
Envoy
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Mr Cameron also argued that AV was overly complex and would raise the cost of holding elections.
The Irish Times
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The Airbus telex has revived a long-standing debate among pilots over whether the Airbus planes are overly complex.
Reuters
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It is all a bit of a worry as the wine was not overly complex to begin with.
The Guardian
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Many of these forms are needed for vital government functions, but others are duplicative, overly complex or obsolete.
State of the Union Addresses
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Critics have said that the new system is overly complex, but the government has said it will encourage investment.
The Guardian
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Insurance products are often overly complex and not properly marketed, Mr Fagan told an insurance industry seminar in Dublin.
The Irish Times
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Banfield said the business had become overly complex cumbersome and slow to react, and simplifying operations would be key.
Radio NZ
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