Free from obscurity and easy to understand; the comprehensibility of clear expression.
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Mr Key said the investigation was good news and should bring clarity.
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However, there is far less clarity in Europe's leading racing nation, Ireland.
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The principie in the example of pulling the saw brings great clarity.
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And yet age has neither diminished it nor brought any great clarity.
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However, it was disappointed that there wasn't clarity on the referendum question.
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The third from the bottom; it has a peculiar depth and clearness.
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The brightening moon hung golden in the dark clearness of the sky.
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A peculiar clearness in the atmosphere gave the widest range to vision.
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The charm of these springs lies in their wonderful transparency and clearness.
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The clearness of the atmosphere had deceived me as to the distance.
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And yet there were still long periods of perfect lucidity and charm.
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The mind was wavering between the hallucinations of a fever, and lucidity.
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He had to admire the control in Jaelle's voice, the cool lucidity.
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Upon that, he foresaw, with perfect lucidity, the inevitable development of events.
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His sonnets are characterized by a rare lucidity of thought and expression.
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He surpasses his master, nevertheless, in energy and limpidity of composition.
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The expression is good, and this limpidity has never been equalled.
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You begin by examining the colour and limpidity of the wine in your glass.
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He holds it up to the light, and observes the limpidity of the liquid it contains.
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Her face cleared and brightened, like a cloudy liquor settling to limpidity in a crystal vase.
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The style, however, was pithy, and in writing that is the first Christian grace-no , Iforgot ,itis the second; pellucidity is the first.
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In fairness, lucidness, fullness of statement, the two had a striking resemblance.