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Meanings of as straightforward in English

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Usage of as straightforward in English
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However, the Russian operation wasn't as straightforward as simply supporting Mr Trump.
News.com.au
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The controls had been kept as straightforward and deliberately unsophisticated as possible.
Alien: Covenant
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While both poems carry significant emotional weight, they begin as straightforward descriptions.
The Guardian
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The position is neither as bleak nor as straightforward as he suggests.
The Irish Times
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Often, it's as straightforward as realising you are not the only one.
The Guardian
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She was as straightforward and sincere as the look of her eyes.
The Blazed Trail
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It could challenge the perception of the brothers as straightforward radical jihadists.
BBC
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Giving to charity is not as straightforward as it used to be.
The Irish Times
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It may not be as straightforward as switching off and winding down.
The South African
10
It may not be as straightforward as switching off and walking away.
The South African
11
Brain scanning technology is nowhere near as straightforward as it is portrayed.
The Guardian
12
Teachers described the ordinary-level paper as straightforward, offering a good range of essays.
The Irish Times
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He said the link might not be as straightforward as they currently believed.
The Irish Times
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Meanwhile, Loki was not finding his task quite as straightforward as he'd hoped.
Runemarks
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It's not as straightforward as saying 'every school in Auckland needs more rooms'.
Radio NZ
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However, the answers may not be as straightforward as you assume.
The South African
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As straightforward through the time
As straightforward across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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