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• Yet on the other hand, policy is also fiendishly designed to supply cheap labour while placating a nativist electorate.

• This is the domain which is becoming more extensive and more fiendishly complicated in the contemporary law court.

• The system is so fiendishly opaque as to be essentially impossible to learn, yet there is an impish playfulness in its interplay of historical phonology and information encoding.

• It is a question not of money, but of finding the right way to get to the bottom of this fiendishly complex matter.

• It would be fiendishly expensive to propose reducing the retirement age for men.

• The system is fiendishly complicated and is becoming more so with every passing year.

• I congratulate him both on his luck and on choosing a subject that, as he admitted, many people deem to be fiendishly difficult.

• To sum up, control of the arms trade is fiendishly difficult and complex.

• If that is true, they were being fiendishly clever in their design of the legislation.

• It is still fiendishly complicated in its application, and it is deficient in various important details, a point upon which we shall enlarge later.

• Those of us who have studied, or begun to study, the detail of fireworks legislation know that it is a fiendishly complicated subject.

• It is a fiendishly complicated subject, which the report has reduced to exemplary clarity.

• How far do people have to understand these fiendishly complicated systems?

• If it is true that animals are fired at to wound them on purpose, that is fiendishly cruel.

• However, the terms of the agreement are fiendishly complicated.