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The phrase "are far from simple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is complex or complicated, contrary to what might be assumed.
Example: "The rules of the game are far from simple, requiring a deep understanding of strategy and tactics."
Alternatives: "are quite complex" or "are anything but simple."
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The answers are far from simple.
But the ethical issues are far from simple.
But beaches, as one might expect, are far from simple.
Except things are far from simple, and the case quickly starts to spiral out of control.
State elections are far from simple guides to the national mood.
Currently available software tools that support the AD, UP and CE domains are far from simple.
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But her identity is far from simple.
This however, is far from simple.
The issue is far from simple.
Things were far from simple.
The problem is far from simple.
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