Definition of intricacy | Bee Dictionary of English

Up to a point, the movie has a certain intricacy and novelty.
Out of this diversity has emerged the staggering intricacy of death-penalty law, as thousands of judges and legislators from coast to coast struggle to breathe real-life meaning .
Up to a point, the movie has a certain intricacy and novelty.

The future of HIPAA: No privacy protection, just government funding through fines
As my head reels at the implications of the IRS scandal mushrooming in Washington, the IRS's recently disclosed ability to access e-mails without warrant, the intricacy of the NSA PRISM wiretap techiques that includes their ability to acquire tech firms' digital data, and even the Justice Department's ability to secretly acquire telephone toll records from the Associated Press,
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Barack Obama in San Luis Obispo Tribune
I don't honestly see how 'American Idol,' with all of that intricacy of what that production involves -- from going out to the football stadiums to finishing in the Nokia Theater with KISS exploding out of the woodwork and Prince walking on and all... Nigel Lythgoe http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Lythgoe&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNHVDxdpdFRPc7QFTgF_KTjJn1z6HQ CTV.ca http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Entertainment/20100613/american-idol-advice-100613/&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNG726n-HHwD_1YjNnTCXV-AeDvYog Jun 13, 2010 53280 70330 intricacy After three years on the South Side, he left to attend Harvard Law School and study things that would help me bring about real change ...... power's currency in all its intricacy," Obama wrote in his memoir "Dreams from My Father."
Mark Thompson in mad.co.uk
Thompson said regarding digital switchover: "Few people outside the industry have registered the scale of the task - or the scale of the money required. This is a project of great size and intricacy. The risks are formidable. If it is under...