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The phrase "are simply some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there are a few examples or instances of something in a straightforward manner.
Example: "There are simply some factors to consider when making this decision."
Alternatives: "are just a few" or "are merely some".
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They are simply some of the best artists we have.
Behind it is the view that nothing is unexplainable, there are simply some things that are still unexplained.
But there are simply some years that need to be kicked off with great celebration and 2012 is certainly one of them for UCMP.
There are simply some people who want their TV free -- no cable or even Netflix for them -- and they're not going to surrender their antennas.
But like many topics, there are simply some conversations that are near-to-impossible to have after a wonderful dinner, and whether Todd and Bryan would have HD was one of them.
No, the problem is that there are simply some people – no, many people – who do not like the idea of people smoking at all, and the impression one gets that if it were not smoking which were the issue here, it would be something else with them, like eating chocolate, or masturbating, or some other common but unedifying pleasure.
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They were simply "some good Sundays".
Perhaps this was simply some kind of hysterical reaction.
It is simply some quotes at this stage.
I used to think that passive aggressiveness was simply some people's way of being obnoxious.
"This is simply some kind of hysteria.
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