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Meanings of fairly straightforward in English

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Usage of fairly straightforward in English
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A lot of the time, matching food and wine is fairly straightforward.
The Irish Times
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However, it would be fairly straightforward technically to do so, he added.
Reuters
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Friendship-building skills do sometimes need to be learned but are fairly straightforward.
Independent.ie
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Turning apps into money has always seemed like a fairly straightforward proposition.
Wired
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The standard recipe is for a fairly straightforward chilli and tomato sauce.
The South African
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The gravitational force is fairly straightforward, but air resistance is more complicated.
Wired
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It's been fairly straightforward stuff but Dev makes it look top notch.
The Irish Times
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Compared to many other diseases, diagnosing a brain tumour is fairly straightforward.
BBC
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I'd just finished a fairly straightforward case, when trouble came looking for me.
The unnatural inquirer
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Certainly there is a human biological nature, which is fairly straightforward.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
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Having spent eight years screening potential boards, this was a fairly straightforward task.
Mortal Allies
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Aloft won't be too far away in what looks a fairly straightforward map.
News.com.au
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And one fairly straightforward run of safari separates for the city.
The Irish Times
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For Tom Brady, the plea for national clemency is fairly straightforward.
The Irish Times
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I think it is fairly straightforward, spokesman Paddy Harverson to BBC Radio FiveLive.
The Irish Times
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He was fairly straightforward about what he wanted for the troll.
Embrace the darkness
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