Sure
Tricky
Tricky adjective - Requiring exceptional skill or caution in performance or handling.
Both words in one sentence
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Stupid Evil: The Master says it himself that the prophecies can be tricky and yet he still fails to take very simple precautionary measures to make sure that Buffy will stay dead after his leaving.
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Tricky, in that none of the participants are sure who the mutineer actually is, as both sides claim legitimate authority within the Articles of War governing the United States Navy.
Source: Film / Crimson Tide -
Sure, these units give you a better alternative to some of your castle units, but almost all of them belong to Tier 1, and perfroming the quest necessary to get them can be very tricky, time-consuming and may require considerable amount of luck.
Source: Video Game / Eador
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