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The notion of "finding your voice", simplistic as it may sound, is a therapeutic necessity, and for many people a matter of real urgency.
One of Mr. Nelson's lawyers, James E. Neuman, took issue during an interview with the cliché's simplistic notion that trials are centered on finding the truth.
Jillian of Square Enix Music Online, on the other hand, was "disappointed" with the album, finding the arrangements to be "simplistic" and the performances, while good technically, to be lacking in passion.
The letter was controversial among cultural figures in Moscow, with many finding it self-serving and overly simplistic.
Switch the red and blue color-coding every election cycle, and stop finding new ways to divide the country through simplistic metaphors.
Evolutionary algorithms are simplistic compared with biological evolution, but they have provided robust and powerful mechanisms for finding solutions to all sorts of problems in economics, industrial production, and the distribution of goods and services.
This implies that the Hardebeck and Hauksson (2001) method for finding the differential stress from the coseismic stress rotation may be overly simplistic.
If we go back to our simplistic model of gene → transcript → protein → metabolite, our greatest chance in finding truly useful disease biomarkers will be studies that show correlation between biomolecules at all four levels.
It potentially holds the key to brand's success through finding ways of telling their brand narratives in a way that regains the trust of their consumer and goes beyond the simplistic and often superficial 'like' or 'dislike'dislike
