However, Business Insider reports that the real story is not that simple, or innocent.

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For the team fixing the worst damage in New York subway history, it's not that simple.

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It remains my contention that solving the overall European debt crisis unfortunately is not that simple.

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As for baptism just for the sake of going to a Catholic school, it's just not that simple.

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But of course it is not that simple, as we will see below.

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"From an environmental perspective, increasing oil prices might seem like a good thing, but it's not that simple, " Newell says.

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According to Robert Thompson, director of The Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University, it's not that simple.

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But the relationship between gold and monetary expansion is not that simple.

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But history is not that simple and of course Malaysia has no intention of giving up Sabah to this little band of Filipinos.

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However, it is not that simple to create a mobile app.

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But, Mrs Merkel would always respond, it's not that simple.

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Networking for effective results is really not that simple.

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Like all of us life is not that simple.

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The issue, however, is just not that simple.

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The market is just not that simple.

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But litigation life is not that simple.

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But tracking produce is not that simple.

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Or is it not that simple?

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Unfortunately, it is not that simple.

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In her novels as in her letters to Sartre, however, Beauvoir suggested that things were not always that simple.

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The reality is that medicine is not so simple that we can just say all pharmaceutical marketing is bad.

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Of course, it's not quite that simple, but it does give a sense of Suarez's importance in keeping the club from freefall.

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Yet seen from close up, it is not quite that simple.

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It's not really that simple, but there's no denying that incumbency has its advantages in a re-election campaign, as this week's "How it Works" explains.

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But it is not quite that simple: once you throw in third-party candidates, including Ralph Nader (see article), they tend to lure more independents away from Mr Bush.

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Of course, things are not quite that simple.

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Former Labour PM Gordon Brown hired an ex-BBC producer to help ensure he wasn't photographed in a bad light, but it's not always that simple and press photographers are by nature a creative bunch.

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OK, it might not be that simple.

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Sadly, it is not quite that simple.

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Unfortunately, things are not quite that simple.

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