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Meanings of very complex in English

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Usage of very complex in English
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The Minister of Conservation, Maggie Barry, says it's a very complex issue.
Radio NZ
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Fights among bonobos can often be very complex and confusing to follow.
Wired
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They can be very complex, but they can also be quite simple.
Witch School's First Degree
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Derk is a very complex character from the beginning of the book.
Wired
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Five blankets were left, each with very complex weaving and beautiful stones.
Book Two: Descent
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There are in the Indian tongue no very complex, rules of grammar.
A Treatise on the Six-Nation Indians
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It's very complex and also very simple -we love each other.
Reuters
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The criteria to trigger the bonds is super strict and very complex.
Reuters
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So the results finally obtained by this method are really very complex.
The Story of the Mind
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Balthasar had a simple soul, but love is a very complex emotion.
Balthasar and Other Works - 1909
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The whole concept of spoiling a child is a very complex one.
The Irish Times
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The causes for suicide are very complex, each case is different.
The Irish Times
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It's a very complex issue and I'm still processing the information.
Wired
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They are faced with offenders that can present very complex needs and issues.
The South African
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However, even then, supply chain management is still very complex and unnecessarily costly.
The South African
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Essential Quote: A machine altering itself is a very complex concept.
Wired
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