Word: trickyness
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Taste-testing all these foods is a tricky business. Most dogs and cats--for reasons known only to them--prefer to eat from bowls placed on one side of their face or the other. An animal that appears not to like a food might simply be a righty being fed...
This is a tricky business. The articles explore ways to straighten or subtly change the width of an African-American patient's nose while still allowing for a slight flaring of the nostrils. They explain how Asian eyes, which tend to lift slightly higher in the corner than do Caucasian...
MONEY: 'Tis the season for buying a new car (hint: bargain hard); retailers' tricky price tags 81
“The bottom line is that you look at the diversity among the receptions of the receivers,” Murphy said. “It’s tough to defend us, particularly tough when you run the football at least very solidly. It’s...
Separating fact from speculation is tricky in Levy?s book, "Who Killed Daniel Pearl?"; he writes at times in the staccato prose of a hard-boiled novelist, casting himself as the central detective, and some of his embellishments about, say, what Pearl was thinking during his nine days of captivity...