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Clinton has taken to talking about the war in the same simplistic way.

I do not mean this to be a simplistic question.

In this case, that seemed like a simplistic point of view.

Within a few years, though, that began to seem simplistic.

"She has used very simplistic and general language when talking about problems," he said.

But that's too simplistic because it takes a lot of people to make something work.

That may be a simplistic view of a complex matter.

Many interesting points, though it is still a simplistic model.

"There is such simplistic thinking in the movie industry," he says.

The congress, he said, did not believe in simplistic solutions.

It is now clear that this was too simplistic a view.

Well let's have a look at it from a simplistic point of view, Okay.

But this year, that message seems a little too simplistic.

It is too simplistic to think of them as levels inside that first world.

This looks very simplistic now, but was novel in 1991.

Using only current rates of population growth is a very simplistic approach.

This assessment of the situation probably is too simplistic, however.

But it can only produce results on the most simplistic level.

But it seems more likely that the program will serve to make the issue seem simplistic.

This approach is generally too simplistic for use in further analysis.

The philosophy was simplistic, of course, but in practice it worked.

Yet it is simplistic to claim that the high schools are the cause of the problem.

However, a failure to take this analysis further would be rather simplistic.

We had no contemporary image of the war, not even a simplistic one.

It seemed too simplistic for the complex world in which I lived.