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More Complex
Characterized by greater intricacy, involving more components or details that complicate understanding or resolution.
Complexities
denotes the degree of intricacy, difficulty, or diversity presented by a problem, system, or environment, often implying a challenge in understanding or resolution.
Linearly
In a manner that follows a straight or direct path or sequence of events.
Exponentially
At a rapidly increasing rate, where the growth rate itself becomes continuously larger.
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