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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.

But when the modes of production are reduced to one, we cannot, in point of simplification, go any further.

This is the broadest simplification to which it is possible to reduce things.

But in your simplification, said Evelyn, indicating the table, you dont leave out that sort of thing.

My mother asked Mr. Merivale if we might come down and see the simplification of life on its native heath.