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I'd think both of those would be trivially easy for them to know.

I can do it trivially, so it's not a problem at all.

In a sense this point is a trivially obvious one.

To my surprise, that part turned out to be trivially easy.

In both cases, the process can be trivially reversed when necessary.

Or does one run the risk of being trivially anecdotal?

He played with the machine trivially then until they came to get him for dinner.

But changing the price on an electronic good is trivially easy.

The value of what we are was too trivially self-evident to ever call into serious question.

Many possible properties of sets are trivially true for the empty set.

The expected value is trivially a spectral measure of risk.

Typically such a proof will be longer, of course, and not necessarily trivially so.

So every Diophantine set is trivially of degree 4 or less.

This can be done trivially without loss of security.

Note that this puzzle is trivially solved with three questions.

Two humans can agree to accept premises which are trivially wrong.

Both were trivially easy for someone with Cordelia's magic and social experience.

"Is what I've fought for all my life trivially simple anywhere else?

The best evidence, he wrote, "suggests that the human component of climate change is not trivially small."

This is trivially the case of any 1 x1 matrix.

This simply becomes a redundant statement that is trivially true.

Without the leather pocket and clip, it would be trivially easy to lose.

The uniform was trivially easy, and only made a normal rustling sound.

We are all familiar with the awful consequences of what in information terms may be a trivially small corruption.

This constraint is trivially embodied in the action on the plane given above.