simplification

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• Because the right kitchen tools can help you simplify home cooking and maybe even help you shed a few pounds in the process, we’ve outlined the best products to help you if you’re trying to lose weight by changing your diet.

• The way forward requires that brands simplify complex data analysis and understand key market drivers in real-time, across millions or billions of data points.

• They spent the first year solving a simplified version of the problem, to get a sense of the challenges they were facing.

• The product — available here — is aimed at simplifying management across search and social through automation, but these updates indicate Microsoft is also listening to user feedback requests for additional manual controls and data visibility.

• By drastically simplifying our entire palm oil supply chain, we’re reducing the number of mills we source from and bringing that number down to less than 100 by next year.

• Talking about Israel's "rightward" shift is an over-simplification.

• This is what Tim Cook is going to suggest today, again as part of a broader simplification effort.

• To say that the Black Death ended and the Renaissance began is not only a simplification, but incorrect.

• Their first step should be a revenue-raising tax simplification.

• Racism, like any form of bigotry, is a crude simplification, reducing an entire race into a slim range of undesirable qualities.

• In the last Act a good deal of gunpowder is burned advantageously to the simplification of the issue.