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Meanings of very tricky in English

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Usage of very tricky in English
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Some very tricky things have to be done to make that possible.
The Godfather
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They have historically defended them through some very tricky periods, McKinnon said.
Reuters
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If this comes to court, it's going to be tricky, very tricky.
Body work
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It's very tricky to sort everything out. And not always entirely desirable.
The Guardian
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McCarthy responded: Steve Komphela is a very tricky coach' a seasoned campaigner.
The South African
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Homer regarded the line between Sebastopol and Nakhimov Prospect as very tricky.
Metro 2034
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In fact, however, many trees are very tricky and can baffle even experts.
The Irish Times
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The third month, when the box arrived, was very tricky indeed.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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A bankruptcy or real-estate attorney can help you through a very tricky process.
Reuters
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Trying to make the game feel right is very , very tricky.
Wired
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Nonetheless, Battle of Algiers does put the pacifist in a very tricky position.
The Irish Times
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He had a very tricky and exacting job ahead of him.
Space Tug
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Oh Donna is today's outstanding bet on a very tricky card at Ascot.
The Irish Times
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Working on a story that culturally has a black voice is very tricky.
Wired
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It's putting a number of teachers in a very unfortunate and very tricky place.
Radio NZ
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We've all been placed in a very tricky situation here.
News.com.au
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