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spec: Likewise , the increasingly narrow and simplistic understanding of Islam among Malay-Muslim students in Malaysia is a reflection of the sort of cosmetic Islamization that has been at work in the country over the past two decades . His simplistic manner of worship and his entirely unheeding attitude towards class , sect or race has enabled his followers to successfully spread his preaching all over the world thus gathering for his manner of Hinduism a truly global affiliation . Johnson ' s attachment to the cause of civil rights was such that he continued to press -- against the advice of his key associates -- for new legislation , but he was done with King . Hamby is sure that Roosevelt held simplistic neo-populist views of businessmen , and he appears sympathetic to the idea that the President ’ s unrelenting antipathy to business leaders impeded economic recovery . This website includes links to those units , as well as to information on the diversity efforts coordinated by the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity . Switzerland proposes that Rio + 10 will be held as a World Conference at the level of Heads of State and Government rather than a Special Session of the General Assembly . '' A trainer / marketing strategist for IBM in Baltimore says : `` My four years as an English major taught me to analyze what I read and to be precise in what I write . Free television and newspaper coverage was obtained by the Festival Coordinator to advertise the Festival . White casts his misunderstanding of rhetorical function into a simplistic " us vs them " framework . The Prime Minister 's vision for a reconciled Australia is underpinned by a number of simplistic , and in my view , unsubstantiated assertions , that do not stand up to intellectual rigour or historical reality .