Immediate
Immediate adjective - Done or occurring without any noticeable lapse in time.
Simple and immediate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Simple" instead an adjective "Immediate".
Nearby Words: immediately, immediacy
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The simple answer is that the plots of the individual movies all are handling immediate issues, to be sorted out by whoever was there.
Source: Superman Stays out of Gotham - The ACU itself can upgrade its simple Engineer tool (among other things, like chest-mounted-deathray) once it has acquired sufficient resources from the immediate vicinities.
Source: Construct Additional Pylons -
On the dystopian side, it could be as simple as many or all of us (pre-Singularity beings) die in an explosion or some other immediate effect of the Singularity, or a Singularity attempt.
Source: The Singularity
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