Blair channeled millions through a complicated web of companies, paying just a fraction in tax, it was reported.
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Hartz IV recipients must go through a complicated bureaucratic procedure to replace essential household items such as a refrigerator or television set.
The deal is preliminary and still has to go through a complicated closing process and receive approval from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
Unlike the ancient Egyptian mummies, which went through a complicated preservation process to dry out their flesh, most of these corpses were preserved simply by putting them somewhere where moisture was scant.
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Only months ago, pirates preferred to be paid through a complicated web of bank transfers using offshore jurisdictions, according to a maritime security source now involved with ransom negotiations with hijacked ships.
The London organizing committee offered Britons a chance to buy Olympic tickets through a complicated multistage lottery and set up a resale program to allow for the authorized resale of unwanted tickets.
For the next hour and a half, he worked with three pianists two young girls, no more than ten or eleven, who played Chopin, and a teen-age boy who tried to make his way through a complicated Brahms piece.
The Scottish government is cutting the amount it gives councils by an average of 2.6% but the exact amount varies as central government money is distributed to councils through a complicated formula which takes account of several different factors about the area's population.
It is not enriched and cannot be used without first going through a complicated enrichment process, he said, but because of the unstable nature of Iraq, the United States and the Iraqi government decided it should be moved out of that country.
The process of doing so is not as straightforward as it sounds, because something might simultaneously explain both air-traffic and growth, and so it is necessary to go through a complicated econometric procedure to purge any correlation of air traffic and growth of variables that might explain both.
The paper demonstrated the hypothesis through a complicated experiment in which college students were asked to make a judgment about something they could not know for certain -- guessing someone's weight in a photo -- before having their moods swayed either positively, negatively or neutrally by snippets from films intended to provoke either anger, euphoria or no strong feelings.
They have previously only been able to do this in their local area, or through a more complicated system elsewhere.
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Indeed, money flows through Alstom in a complicated fashion.
They had to go through a few more steps, more complicated ones, basically to hide this money.
On 28 February he will fly off to the papal retreat at Castel Gandolfo, where he will stay while Church leaders go through the complicated ritual of choosing a successor.
Because if you approach these really complicated issues, looking through a pure ideological prism, you're not going to solve these issues.
This is an issue where people of goodwill on both sides of the debate have been sorting through some very complicated questions to find a solution that works for everyone.
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And shadow families minister Maria Miller said ministers' approach to early years just involves more and more bureaucracy and a complicated process of jumping through hoops to favour a fortunate few.
Sighting in a target through the scope of a high-caliber rifle can be a bit more complicated than it sounds -- snipers have to account for cross-winds, range and a whole host of external factors that could put their projectile off course.
He added that aviation regulators will have to put the 787 through another airworthiness certification process, which itself could become a complicated and lengthy process depending on the final cause of the problem.
But the process as described by the couples who have been through the complicated and expensive procedures, can be more than a little dismaying.
The countries the U.S. consulted on a U.N. resolution were "thinking through complicated issues that require very careful consideration, " the U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
Moreover, Harry Reid, the leader of the Democratic majority in the Senate, doubts that there is enough time to put such a complicated deal into legislative language and usher it through Congress by August 2nd.
He said the process was being complicated because money for the scheme was being fed through a grant made specifically for schools, which was causing a "bureaucratic shuffle".
Following only the single thread of essential and essentialism through a book full of other topics makes it clear the notion of pleasure is complicated and full of contradictions.
Beginning with the complicated business of conception, he imagines leading a young Tuscan couple through the vicissitudes of their intimate lives.
At the moment making connections, for example between a Eurostar service from London to Paris and then to a TGV across France or an ICE high-speed train through Germany can be complicated.
Russell says most patient advocates are women who have been through some kind of complicated encounter with the medical delivery system, either for themselves or a family member or spouse.
This is a good point, and important for any organization that tries to convey complicated messages through social media.
Rather than going through the complicated process of steaming and bending bamboo to suit his shape, he actually used a reusable skeleton to guide the shape of the bamboo as it grew.
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