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The rule of rhythm in prose is not so intricate.
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Never were stratagems so intricate, dissimulation so profound!
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She meditated on the theme of chance that was so intricate in the fabric of all things.
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The bronze frame of mirror has a design so intricate in detail that it resembles lace work.
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The causes of disease are so intricate that they are reached only after ages of scientific labour.
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Noddy asked no questions, for he could not frame one which would cover so intricate a matter.
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On a subject so intricate as the cause of disease, only a few hints can here be given.
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The game on paper had become so large, so elaborate, so intricate, that no one could play it.
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His condition, which had seemed to him so intricate and so unique, began to appear possible and human.
10
Like Phong Nha Cave, it boasted limestone formations so intricate they would have fit in inside a cathedral.
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But, my dear fellow, the question is so intricate, and at bottom I am altogether in the right!
12
It's frustrating but necessary gatekeeping, as the game's battles are so intricate that unprepared players would otherwise be overwhelmed.
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There is no pathway in life so intricate but what if we ask divine guidance He will give it.
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Some of those passes are so intricate and narrow that an Austrian regiment could defend them against an army.
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You wonder he was not appalled by the task of essaying unaided a toilet so extensive and so intricate?
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They were so intricate and embellished, he could hardly see her skin under all the squares, swirls, curlicues, and flourishes.
