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And it's actually not straightforward to have them taken down.

The ambition is straightforward: to have a global presence, and $60 billion in assets, by 2012.Max Rodenbeck: Middle East correspondent, The Economist.

Again, the math is straightforward: to have 8,500 megawatts of wind generation capacity, California would likely need to set aside an area equivalent to more than 70 Manhattans.

It is straightforward to have u0=0, Φ 0 =ψ, and ψ B=0.

However, the structural diversity calculated with each different criterion is analyzed independently and it is not straightforward to have a total perspective of the herein called "global diversity".

Amazon makes it straightforward to have an e-book delivered as a gift; you can either email a code to yourself which you pop in a card, or have it sent straight to their inbox.

"For us it was a straightforward decision to have the surgery.

"That seems like a pretty straightforward position to have"." In this first episode, Mike and I explore how your simplest digital footprints – fragments of Google searches, Facebook likes, and innocuous tweets – can expose deeply intimate facts about you.

People considering reproductive technology have a straightforward goal: To have a healthy baby.

Out of the 10 or so prisons I've visited or worked at in Queensland and New South Wales, only one has been straightforward to get to.

Compared with immunocytochemistry and Southern or Northern blotting methods, RT-PCR assays are relatively easy and straightforward to perform, have a high sensitivity rate and are suitable for analysing large numbers of cells.