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1. Every normal operator is trivially subnormal.

2. We can prove trivially that this theorem is false.

3. Instead of a trivially few form elements, as any ultra-thin client might offer, XUL provides a full set of widgets typical of a more complex piece of client software.

4. It will be trivially easy to reskin and adapt the user interface to accommodate devices with all kinds of unique form factors.

5. Rewriting the function using dictionaries is trivially easy, as Listing 7 demonstrates.

6. The reason I think it doesn't follow trivially is because, remember, I said we're dealing with interactionist dualism.

7. We have just trivially pulled a lot of useful information from the page.

8. The main processing is trivially simple -- just multiplying the speed and the time.

9. It is trivially true that components may be composed of other components, but the way in which they are composed may differ.

10. MapReduce is, in retrospect, obvious to anyone who remembers from their 6.001-equivalent programming class that purely functional programs have no side effects and are thus trivially parallelizable.

11. No tools or frameworks are available (yet) that allow you to implement this approach trivially,(Sentence dictionary) but a little extra up-front work provides the aforementioned benefits.

12. More generally, Chomsky suggests that the law of effect when applied to humans is either trivially true, trivially or uninterestingly true, or scientifically robust and obviously false.

13. These are stupid questions, because once you understand what they're asking, the answer is just built in. It follows trivially.

14. So, the arbitrarily chosen length of 256 for the binary string allows for 64 nesting levels, which can be trivially expanded.

15. Often, at least in the first passes of optimization, a surprising proportion of the calls to the top method are totally unnecessary and can be trivially eliminated.

16. If the soul is immaterial, doesn't it follow automatically, trivially, that the soul can't be destroyed by a material process?

17. The idea that rigorous analysis of the right policies happened to echo the target date seems, at best, trivially condescending.

18. And because Internet startups have become so cheap to run, the threshold of profitability can be trivially low.

19. Take the kind of network that exists worldwide now, expand the bandwidth by a factor of 10, and it would be trivially easy for one of these entities to multiply itself a millionfold.

20. But if you work on developing your courage, awareness, and self-discipline, these problems will solve themselves — in fact[sentencedict.com], they'll become almost trivially easy.

21. Ruby, Smalltalk, and Self all use a primitive operation -- such as object.send(method_name) in Ruby -- to do the same thing trivially.

22. Mr. Logosh was 37 years old when he suffered a stroke. It was a month after knee surgery and we never found a real reason other than trivially high cholesterol and smoking.