In the higher-dimensional case n⩾4, we give conditions on the function h to guarantee there is only one simple blow-up point.
The war seems to have a simple slogan: blow them up before they blow us up.
At several points in this match, England had them staggering on the ropes, woozy and wobble-legged, ready to be polished off with a simple knockout blow.
"I found, in Braid, success in distilling things to their simplest form," Blow said.
A simple "we blew it" would have been a far better response.
For anyone wondering why there's a renewed interest in space travel lately, the answer is simple: we blew it.
According to a Democratic strategist unaligned with any campaign but with knowledge of the situation gleaned from all three camps, the answer is simple: Obama blew it.
Blossoms that were once simple now blown up into flamboyance; the pursuit of novelty for its own sake; double flowers that are so obviously better singles; colours that don't belong.
The answer is simple: mind-blowing.
That simple process blew up when it became known that Webster sat on the board of directors' audit committee of an outfit called U.S. Technologies, now essentially defunct, that lately billed itself as an Internet incubator.
