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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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It is very straightforward - you just type the file name, then press 'Enter'.
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The directions to the campsite are fairly straightforward .
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The new networking system is fairly straightforward - you shouldn't have any problems.
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There's a straightforward calculation for working out how much tax you have to pay.
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There are two straightforward ways of achieving this result.
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Wes is a straightforward person.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But these aside, there is the straightforward practical question of why these constraints were allowed to persist.
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In practice getting the thing going is straightforward - though care should be taken to avoid excessive flaring.
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The coats of many puppies may be less profuse than that of adults, and so grooming will be more straightforward .
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The mathematical principles of determining where the rate of change is maximal are, for mathematicians, very straightforward .
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The Minister suggested also that the technical arrangements for preserving pension rights will be straightforward .
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There is no straightforward way to deal with the question of appropriate products.
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Yet no photograph can give a clear and straightforward insight into the past.