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Simple sentences
In China, there is a large number of characters, so the goal of the character simplification was to replace the complex traditional characters with easy to remember simplified characters and increase the literacy rate.
Movie subtitles
But above all, I reject the West's simplification of a Muslim.
Monotheism is to me a great simplification.
Ms. Garrision, I believe that's a gross over-simplification.
Are these pearls of wisdom or an over-simplification. i'm not sure.
Down. That's a simplification.
Temporary suspension of constitutional rights, extension of judicial custody and simplification of investigating procedures.
Loosely comprised of early 20th-century modern artists who used wild brush strokes and bold colors while their subject matter exhibited a high degree of simplification and abstraction.
Well, that's kind of a simplification.
I had started to get into simplification and analog tape and vintage equipment and that kind of thing.
In the mathematical model, like in all scientific models, you make a kind of simplification of reality.
I think that's a simplification.
Obviously, that's a simplification.
A simplification.
But then, you know it's probably an over-simplification.
Isn't that a simplification?
Really, Virginia, I think. I think that's a simplification.
Well, that's a bit of a simplification, but, yes, I suppose so.
News and current affairs
NEW YORK - It is said that Americans have a genius for simplification.
Simplification might be intended, at the start, as another conjuring trick: to make the Treaties more comprehensible to voters without changing anything in law.
The answer is more likely to be found in the Treaty's simplification, taking out those elements that are not absolutely necessary, and also enriching it in such areas as climate change.
Because they avoid over-simplification, foxes make fewer mistakes.
An overall cap would also cause many individuals who now itemize deductions to shift to the standard deduction - implying significant simplification in record-keeping and thus an improvement in incentives.
The opposition CDU leader, Angela Merkel, has linked its program to the ambitious ideas of an outsider, former Constitutional Court judge Paul Kirchhof, seeking a dramatic simplification of the tax system.
One urgent need is simplification of our operational planning and the manner in which we conduct operations.
Fifteen years later, Putin's ideology, policies, and activities all reflect this obsession with simplification of systems and structures.
For far different reasons, the US, and the entire world, seems condemned to simplification of thought, action, and feeling in the service of immediate, quotidian efficiency.