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See: facile, lax, lenient


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60% rally since the dark days of early March, developed markets'' price-to-earnings ratios are still only at their median trading range for the last ten-year period, which, given that we are still in the recovery phase for the economy, looks undemanding.
In years to come, viewers will probably wonder why it won so many Oscars (six in total), but if you want some undemanding fun, this is the place to be.
This solo set is more of the same, eschewing his band's recent rock muscle for undemanding radio-friendly fodder such as opener Her Diamonds, Mockingbird and Still Ain't Over You.
 
 
 
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