That's easy enough, in this case.
It is easy enough, in retrospect, to laugh at the starchy Victorianism of that language.
And as for those emotions, well, it was easy enough in the giddy summer of 1969 to do what one Banner Day participant did and draw an astronaut and predict the Mets would "put the pennant on the moon".
This is easy enough in cases where the painted wood or bronze objects draw your eye to the ingenious joints and impossible intersections, and to the raw, unfinished ends.
It is easy enough in today's climate of strident identity politics and niche markets to condemn as naïve and even vaguely fascistic the bland assimilative pop culture that Como, Ms. Page and other mainstream pop singers symbolized.
It's easy enough, in fact, to imagine the sort of scenarios that might lend themselves to such an act: a ticking time bomb, a killer believed to have anthrax and on the loose, a suspected dirty-bomb maker in a desolate location, terrorists with a bus full of children on a mountain top.
That's easy enough in the rustic landscapes of Padre Padrone and The Night of the Shooting Stars, but how can this need manifest itself within the concrete walls of Caesar Must Die or their 1972 prison movie St Michael Had a Rooster?
It is easy enough in my cozy state-supported Canadian research enclave to ignore how my working life is connected to a bankrupt town in the US hinterland or to the Chinese proletarian traveling to wherever the jobs have gone.
It was easy enough in that case to restore the status quo ante, given the obvious safely implications of the shift, but the Court allowed the regulation to stand and remanded the case for further consideration.
And for a lot of developers, it's easy enough in practice.
Doing things by the numbers is easy enough in the Army, where only four numbers really count--hut, tewp, threep and fo'.
