It would be dangerous as well as simplistic to see the 90 per cent Albanian majority population of Kosovo as a brutalised underdog deserving of immediate and unqualified support.
But we acknowledge as well that simplistic attributions to reproductive success will not explain what is shared by such a variety of physical items as dart points, sneakers, or Barbie.
Economists will tell you that the only way we're really going to solve the deficit is to grow our way out of it, but this doesn't translate well into simplistic political slogans.
Although this picture may well be simplistic (Mound 2013 and personal communication), it is reasonable to hypothesize that lack of soil moisture may necessitate alternative strategies for larval development in arid zones.
Mutuals, co-operatives and social enterprises offer ways to provide services well beyond these simplistic opposites".
David Joseph, UK chief executive and chairman of Universal Music Group, described Davey's comments as "pure fiction" as well as "breathtakingly simplistic and ignorant", in a letter to the Times.
The lesson of Hoffman's untimely death may well be that simplistic views of recovery and abstinence-only treatments leave addicts vulnerable to relapse, and increase the risk of death.
The mystery, ambiguity, vastness, complexity, and horror in the black-and-white images of that trial seem to escape not only Arendt (which I doubt was the intended dramatic effect) but von Trotta as well, making her simplistic, unquestioning representation of the story's historical events all the more offensive.
At the very least, it offers a viewing environment in which subscribers who tune in to watch, say, rebroadcasts of "Egg the Arts Show" can encounter "Lost Highway" and "High Lonesome" and come away with the sense that country music is richer and, well, cooler than simplistic portrayals of it suggest.
The required corroboration process goes well beyond the simplistic view of corroboration as depending on the number of bits of evidence.
