A specialist in children's respiratory disease, for the past three years Moore has been working on a solution so straightforward that when he presented the results of his paper, published in Nature Communications last year, his colleagues struggled to accept them.
Which isn't straightforward, given that, he says, "The editing of the original score is a complete mess.
At that point, after roughly 80 minutes, the performer abandons the distancing sideshow version of the character's early life and reads the straightforward account that he intends to present in court.
A Treasury source insisted that the chancellor, George Osborne, had "never had any offshore shareholdings" and said his income and interests were straightforward but that he had no plans to publish his financial records.
It is a largely straightforward recording that he made on the 91st floor of the north tower during an art residency in 1999: he simply attached microphones to the window while Hurricane Floyd lashed the city and let his tape recorder run for eight minutes.
His attraction for actress Elizabeth Barry, with whom he had an unhappy affair, seemed, for his part, to be less based on physical attraction and more because she acted with such straightforward honesty that he could glimpse her soul, something he kept losing in himself.
Post lunch, it became attritional and fractious as first Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara, avoiding his king pair, dug in and England strangled the life out of them so that 55 runs came in 29 overs for the wickets of Dilshan, controversially, and Sangakkara, in such straightforward fashion that he marched himself from the crease without prompting, both to Swann.
The statement is instead a relatively straightforward admission that he made unwanted advances on several women in work contexts and took advantage of his position of power.
If he says in simple, straightforward terms that he will veto anything that might harm the City of London, he will get a big cheer from his own party.
