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It seems a pretty straightforward point: the history of the past decade suggests that Boots (the company) is very good at running Boots (the chemists' shops we all know, love and from which we buy all manner of bathroom goodies from conditioner to corn plasters).
I'm not going to dwell on them here, however; instead, I want to make a few straightforward points, irrespective of the "whys" of what happened.
Teams stuck to the bottom of the Premier League at Christmas require great leaps forward if relegation is to be avoided, yet Norwich's collection of a most straightforward point suggests Poyet's players remain an awful long way from making a great leap forward.
I couldn't help but think this contentious coat was rather fabulous, from a straightforward fashion point of view.
Well, let's leave aside the fact that alcohol increases breast cancer rates, the chances of rape, and that drunk people (male or female) are boring, often argumentative and have a tendency to be sick on your shoes, and look at the statistics from a straightforward gender point of view.
Tony Blair has his moments, but in comparison with Mr Livingstone, he and Gordon Brown seem straightforward to the point of dullness.
"The process is straightforward: at the point of exit we will transfer the body of EU law into domestic legislation including all the protection provided for workers.
Narrated by Duane Eddy, Radio 2's music documentary about Les Paul, inventor of the revolutionary electric guitar of the same name, was straightforward to the point of old-fashioned and utterly reverential.
