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tricky

[trik-ee] / ˈtrɪk i /




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"Things can get spoken about and blown-up pretty heavily. I feel for them, in a way. It can be tricky."

From BBC

In addition, budgeting gets tricky because it requires looking at both the future and the past with a detailed focus — projecting future costs while analyzing past expenses.

From MarketWatch

While this can prove tricky for famous estates and those looking to capitalize from someone else’s legacy, it ensures that beloved works can live forever, even if it’s in some loony, bastardized way.

From Salon

This is a tricky game for Manchester City but they are on a bit of a roll at the moment.

From BBC

This is the tricky part, because most people have no idea where to start on such a thing and it might seem daunting to open up more accounts.

From MarketWatch