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Meanings of relatively easy in English

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Usage of relatively easy in English
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As a result 2018 has been a year of relatively easy wins.
The South African
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Looking at the situation now, three conclusions are relatively easy to draw.
Reuters
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Pros: It is relatively easy to follow and involves no calorie counting.
News.com.au
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PGPfone is relatively easy to use - your basic point-and-click Mac interface.
Wired
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Highway traffic speeds are relatively easy to measure because traffic rarely stops.
Wired
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It is relatively easy to train the system to recognize these things.
Wired
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It's also relatively easy for the machines to switch what they're doing.
Wired
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They are relatively easy to replicate and prove equivalence to branded medicines.
Reuters
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We find it relatively easy to get on with, but many don't.
The Irish Times
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Big screen, relatively easy to use, even if it had some quirks.
The Irish Times
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They're sinfully chocolaty and truly delightful-andthey're relatively easy to make, too.
French pressed
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A single tax on land would, therefore, be relatively easy to apply.
Problems in American Democracy
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Analysts say the measures implemented by Iran so far have been relatively easy.
Reuters
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The good news is that ADHD is relatively easy to treat.
It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an...
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If true, such warning signs should make the virus relatively easy to contain.
News.com.au
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So far, some of that defensive action has been relatively easy.
Wired
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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