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• The referendum was eloquent and clear on that simple, unelaborated point.
• The cinematography is simple, functional, and unelaborated.
• In its most cogent, unelaborated form, the fable is very short.
• Guinness, a quietly modest man known for his unelaborate courtesy, was equally grateful to others in the theater.
• The lighthouse's architecture is distinguished by its simplicity, with minimal decoration and an unelaborated cornice repeated through the structure.
• Conder also seems to be refuting an unelaborated-upon statement that Aldworth was initiated after the formation of the Grand Lodge of Ireland.
• He alludes to these elements as part of an unelaborated " field . " A panicked Linah demands to know where the aspects have been sent to.
• Following a brief, unelaborate encounter with Seina, she makes a more established presence when he and the group are asked to escort her aboard their ship.
• Battle occurs between mortal monuments of princes, conflict is crude and vulgar, " wasteful war " overturns unelaborated statues and " broils " root out masonry.
• The panel opinion gives some reasons why, though one of them is weak in its unelaborated form : that the funds managed by Harris have grown faster than the industry norm.
• By all accounts, the White House is banking on the Broaddrick story's lacking legs, and it hopes to be able to squeak by on Kendall's unelaborated denials.
• Production values are crisp but unelaborate, and there is nothing-- not celebrity-consciousness, not dazzling optical effects-- to get in the way of a perceptive story, coherently told.
• Many of these were held in bookshops or bars  unelaborate, even casual occasions whose value was to be found as much in the opportunity they gave people to get together with a purpose as in the poetry that was read.
• As it stands there's no way for someone to develop an understanding of these concepts from reading the wikipedia because there's no starting point, you just wind up clicking between articles full of thick and unelaborated jargon.
• But at the end of his life _ he died at 92 _ he said his early experience of Japanese art had made him " see nature in a totally different way, " and these words have the flat, unelaborate ring of truth.
• Once known as "'Victor Stone "'( a name he partly reassumes in the episode " Deception " ), he becomes a deformed mesh of flesh and machine following an unelaborated " accident " that caused more than half of his body to be replaced with cybernetic implants.
• With this particular example, one may also note that he's taken a short unelaborated quip from a small review that is basically an off the cuff insult-that the party in question would obviously have an issue with-and then used it as a the descriptor of the subject.
• The Russian leader even flew to the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, and secured an as yet unelaborated promise from Kim Jong Il, the country's reclusive leader, to give up North Korea's long-range missile program in return for Western space-launch assistance for North Korean satellites.
• Again, as I've mentioned in my edit summaries for the Thought Adjuster and other articles I've restored that you've wished to blank out without discussion for unelaborated POV concerns, air and address those concerns on the talk pages and work with editors on a WP : GOODFAITH basis.
• The cinematography is simple, functional, unelaborate & mdash; perhaps a result of Vertov's disinterest in both " beauty " and the " grandeur of fiction . " Twenty-three issues of the series were produced over a period of three years; each issue lasted about twenty minutes and usually covered three topics.