Evident to Anthony Kennedy, perhaps — he cited no authority for his statement — but hardly self-evident.
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This simple calculation, self-evident to the Soviets, was far too self-evident for a mind like Angleton's.
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"It is evident to me — evident to Canada — that the European Union is incapable of reaching an agreement," she told reporters.
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While LSD's visual effects are often evident in lyrics, its auditory effects are sometimes evident in the sound of the music itself.
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Feces was evident, dead rodents were evident inside the house ... just a very sad, sad situation for three little girls to be in.
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Generations after most Irish-Americans lost touch with the old country, it is still evident—indeed especially evident—on the right and left today.
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There is a great gulf between what seems self-evident to student equality officers and in gender-studies departments, and what seems self-evident elsewhere.
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"I think it's so self-evident that the President is a racist, just like it's self-evident that the President lies a lot," he said.
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While it is evident that we need to improve science, technology, engineering, and math training for all American students, it is also evident that certain populations are painfully underutilized.
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Yet stress, which is evident in cross-currency basis swaps, remains evident in the cost of borrowing dollars abroad and in the week's 4% decline in the gold price.
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"This situation was serious, as is evident by President Obama's call for a review — and as is evident by the United States response," Eric Schultz, Obama's spokesman, told the newspaper.
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"It is now evident to me, evident to Canada, that the European Union is incapable of reaching an agreement – even with a country with European values such as Canada," she said.
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"This situation was serious, as is evident by President Obama's call for a review — and as is evident by the United States response," said Eric Schultz, a spokesman for Mr. Obama.
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That was evident in the House vote, in which every House Republican voted against impeachment, and it's been evident in the comments by Senate Republicans preparing for the coming impeachment trial.
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It is a new Declaration of Independence: No longer do we hold these truths to be self-evident, we hold all truths to be self-evident, even the ones that aren't true.
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But Mr. Trump cited a lack of political support for raising the age limit to purchase rifles, which is not evident in public opinion polls but is very much evident in his party.
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The winners may not be as evident as they appear.
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The benefits of the format were evident from the start.
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This is evident from SpaceX's recent ability to raise money.
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Outside of gaming, VR's presence in retail is evident too.
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While Americans value voting rights overall, some discrepancies are evident.
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The results became evident in Moscow over the past month.
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Still, the signs of that fraying are all too evident.
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Never has the need for good journalism been more evident.
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A master tonalist, his sensitivity to changing light is evident.
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Kanye's, or Yeezus, we should say, influence is clearly evident.
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The lack of storage space is evident throughout the cabin.
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And the BoC's slipping control will grow ever more evident.
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Apparently the lust for attention was evident on my face.
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The Facebook phenomenon is evident close to home for Google.
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Her supposed dark side has never been all that evident.
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The consequences of these policies are evident everywhere you look.
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The impact of capital outflows is evident in currency markets.
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How much is evident from their anguished letters to investors.
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This combination has been evident under the past two popes.
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The decline in religion is particularly evident among young people.
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Those pressures have become even more evident in recent days.
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It was not immediately evident what the tanks were holding.
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While no clear next step is evident, lawmakers have options.
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The album's conscience is evident in varying shades of subtlety.
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The emergency declaration has made this gap even more evident.
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This is where the creed's importance is most starkly evident.
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In others, the evident tensions were always to be expected.
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Let's just say the aftereffects of the Cuervo were evident.
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Wednesday's results made it evident that the answer is no.
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A similar realization is now becoming evident on foreign policy.
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Through this juxtaposition, it's evident that hoop dreams are universal.
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Numerous bullet holes were still evident on walls and structures.
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This is most evident in the rise of verbal aggression.
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Earnings growth is evident in both developed and emerging markets.
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This approach is evident in the business sphere as well.
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The vulnerability is especially evident following tropical storms and hurricanes.
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That felt evident to some at the 2016 Academy Awards.
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"It's evident that the worst was left behind," Goldfajn said.
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The impact of past presidential pivots is evident here too.
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This mission is evident through one of their early investments.
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Merkel's problem was very evident at the rally on Wednesday.
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This attitude is evident in another joke in the series.
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Big decisions fraught with peril become evident from many angles.
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In few places is this as evident as in Sirnak.
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This is particularly evident in the sharp drop in volatility.
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Many critics focused on his evident disdain for the judiciary.
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Art is about creating those spaces evident in Lucan's epics.
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But the tension between campaigning and governing was still evident.
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All of this is helped along by Corden's evident fandom.
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That shift has become evident in today's generation of rappers.
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His passion for programming is evident in his new project.
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The trial made it evident that there are different Americas.
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Similar levels of misperception were evident on four other issues.
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The same patterns were also evident at a state level.
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And the series' playful spirit is more evident than ever.
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That was most evident at BNP Paribas's investment banking unit.
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The changing balance of power is evident in the numbers.
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The slowdown has been most evident in the manufacturing sector.
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Nearly all these historical impulses were evident in the game.
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To their evident credit, they're so far doing just that.
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When it comes to the home, that's not as evident.
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This is especially evident during Composite Training Unit Exercise (COMPTUEX).
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But now, the downside of that strategy is becoming evident.
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A related shift is evident even in Harris County, Tex.
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For workers in Canada and Mexico, the impacts were evident.
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The Philharmonic players coped heroically with the score's evident difficulties.
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This dynamic is sadly evident on the country's college campuses.
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Fox News's reach is evident in the latest election race.
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For diplomats in the field, the consequences were clearly evident.
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The results are evident from Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
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This same sweat resistance is evident with the ear cups.
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Nowhere is this problem more evident than in rural America.
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The same dividend for guardian policing was evident in Dallas.
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It becomes more evident by the end of the episode.
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The digital model scans below make the transformation more evident.
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The US shift is not just evident in Pence's speech.
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She demurred when I remarked on her evident early giftedness.
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The Iranian regime's weaknesses at home is becoming more evident.
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It was also evident in how the speech was disseminated.
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And it's also evident that the system can be gamed.
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The disconnect becomes more evident over a longer time frame.
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These positive trends are also evident in Colorado and Washington.
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The changes were already evident three days into Bolton's tenure.
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This lack is most evident in the think tank class.
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In this disconnect, the satire of the work was evident.
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This was most evident against Brett Rogers and Sergei Kharitonov.
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This is also evident in the kitchen cabinetry pictured below.
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It's evident in her collaborations with Dior and Pierre Cardin.
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Tyler's bizarre attitude is evident during his blowup with Ali.
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The most evident of these discrepancies involves the devices' screens.
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The import surge is also evident within RFS compliance records.
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That was evident by what followed the decision on Oct.
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But it was evident at the congressional level as well.
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The answer may become evident with the opening, on Sept.
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For all his evident charm, Vinnie is incapable of it.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the Arctic Ocean.
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For example, courage is evident in a loud, empathic voice.
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"There are a million factors," he said with evident sarcasm.
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Others automate things and make it less evident we're away.
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Still, Kempner's passion for her remarkable subject is always evident.
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That was evident during two, hourlong interviews for this article.
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As was evident in 2016 and 2018, voter enthusiasm matters.
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Mr. Modzelewski's fighting spirit was evident from an early age.
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How is the old Sudan still evident in the country?
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But the forces pulling that alliance apart were evident everywhere.
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But the consequences of Mr. Bolsonaro's policies are already evident.
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That becomes a problem when holes seem to be evident.
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But her boldness was most evident in matters of love.
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A partisan divide was evident in those results as well.
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Still, the signs of Mr. Gounardes's uphill battle were evident.
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Watching her push through her evident terror was profoundly inspiring.
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Others implored faster action, the urgency evident in their words.
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Nowhere have his efforts been more evident than with Venezuela.
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Nowhere has that been more evident than in health care.
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He said, however, that there was another less evident Ricciardo.
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The 1980s deregulatory agenda was evident in states as well.
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Here, too, the range of Indian dance was gorgeously evident.
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In wine, the consequences of industrial farming soon became evident.
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Especially when you consider her evident delight in dressing up.
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Widening social cleavages are evident in Britain and across Europe.
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The trend is especially evident among young people in Taiwan.
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That was evident in Mr. Trump's Twitter feed on Thursday.
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Even today, the mileage on the old rink is evident.
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It is unfortunately evident that we must make a change.
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The actor's remarkable physical abilities are evident in the scene.
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This fuzziness is especially evident in the realm of espionage.
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It's evident that the insurgents have adopted a new technique.
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It was soon evident that this procedure had actually worked.
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It wasn't evident that he had weapons in his room.
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The pleasure that he took in his work was evident.
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That is evident from a strange aspect of those classes.
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Scarpa's touch is evident even before opening the front door.
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Her courage, honesty and doggedness are evident on every page.
|
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Those efforts are perhaps no more evident than in Syria.
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"Our position on this matter is evident," the official said.
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Those strains are particularly evident in the convenience store industry.
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That goal is evident in the books that schools select.
|
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Nowhere is Winterson's temporal fluidity more evident than in Frankissstein.
|
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But these concerns were all evident a few weeks ago.
|
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It's evident from the crowds Warren attracts around the country.
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This is especially evident among the states in the Gulf.
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A suspect was arrested, but no motive was immediately evident.
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Floor plans only gradually make themselves evident to the visitor.
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Still, it's evident that "yes or no" questions are inadequate.
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It was evident the plaintiff had never visited the property.
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That's evident as soon as you sit in a Gladiator.
|
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Their graceful partnership is evident even without seeing them skate.
|
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The uncertainty surrounding this issue was exceedingly evident on Tuesday.
|
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"The chemistry between us was so evident," Ms. Lewell said.
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That popularity is evident whenever Mr. Liew makes public appearances.
|
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Mr. Reddy's talent as an artist was evident early on.
|
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But there is more strategic vision than is immediately evident.
|
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Still, at this year's event, some major changes were evident.
|
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There's also some cautious but nevertheless evident support for pegging.
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" (That seemed self-evident enough.) He prefers the word "catalyst.
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Still, the adaptability and ambition of Love's skills are evident.
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And I think that's probably evident in the viewing experience.
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But which innovations work is often evident only in retrospect.
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This is particularly evident among the league's young big men.
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The Republican shift since 1991 was evident in Ford's hearing.
|
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But disruptions in food supply are already evident almost everywhere.
|
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"The slowing trend evident across categories raises concern that a slowing trend most evident in manufacturing is also becoming more apparent in the broader economy," said Andrew Hollenhorst, an economist at Citigroup in New York.
|
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But what isn't evident is the sadness they felt being closeted.
|
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The change is evident in Asia's trade and current-account balances.
|
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A rebirth is evident in the 31 digital pigment prints here.
|
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Here, the stress is not yet as evident, Mr. Molica said.
|
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This was evident at the meeting in January in Silicon Valley.
|
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But the adverse side-effects of the model are increasingly evident.
|
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The signatures of blunt force trauma were evident in the scans.
|
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Nowhere has this been more evident than in views on Russia.
|
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This was evident watching the kindergarten students play with the app.
|
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That's particularly evident with the emphasis on local and offline retail.
|
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It's been particularly evident coming from the base within the district.
|
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Prejudice against gay Americans is evident in other polling as well.
|
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Some changes were already evident in the Oval Office Friday night.
|
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By this point Huh's talent was becoming evident to other mathematicians.
|
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Signs of this emerging future are already evident across the country.
|
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The weather whiplash was evident in New Jersey's woodsy areas, too.
|
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His blood cultures confirmed Vibrio, already evident by his dying skin.
|
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I think that I -- my love my wife hopefully is evident.
|
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This was especially evident at the "Second Amendment Defender" awards ceremony.
|
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Voters' dissatisfaction with the current Syriza-led government has become evident.
|
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The more you meet him, the more evident his complexities become.
|
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Ollie's longing for a way out is evident in Thompson's gestures.
|
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Camdeborde's adoration of the finest ingredients is evident in every bite.
|
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Those truths, for lack of a better term, are self-evident.
|
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Kim's ties to Armenia has been especially evident as of late.
|
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It is self-evident that consumers are put at a disadvantage.
|
|
That much was evident during her speech at George Mason University.
|
|
His real priorities are more evident in the country's foreign policy.
|
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Still, signs of their internalized racism were evident in many ways.
|
|
This was evident when Cramer reviewed both cruise and airline stocks.
|
|
The same temperance is evident also in Uruguay's relationship with religion.
|
|
" They added, "Disclosures through WikiLeaks did not contain any evident forgeries.
|
|
This is where Mr Rodden's talent with statistics is most evident.
|
|
Nowhere is that more evident than the Victoria's Secret fashion show.
|
|
The poetry side of that dual identity was evident early on.
|
|
He shares this photograph with evident pride on his Facebook page.
|
|
The difference is evident when you scoop out the finished product.
|
|
It becomes more evident why he is the way he is.
|
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No where is Harlem's heritage more evident than in its food.
|
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The flaws of the UN's system have been evident for years.
|
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It becomes very evident why Rebecca dislikes her mom so much.
|
|
You also believe that the nature of reality is self-evident.
|
|
The responsibility and culpability of harassers and abusers are self-evident.
|
|
OBSERVERS of European politics hold these truths to be self-evident.
|
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These gifts were evident in Trump's address, which ended the convention.
|
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Nowhere is that more evident than in this video with BuzzFeed.
|
|
The trajectory of his campaign was evident during the Republican primaries.
|
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Nowhere is that more evident than it is with social issues.
|
|
This was particularly evident with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting.
|
|
The differences are not dramatic or theatrical, but they are evident.
|
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For reasons largely self-evident, Gigi Gorgeous is obsessed with Halloween.
|
|
Fast forward to Slack, and those anxieties are much less evident.
|
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Nor was there a self-evident functional case for federal intervention.
|
|
The plutocratic tilt of the first two proposals is self-evident.
|
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The demographic trends driving these numbers have been evident for decades.
|
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And in some places, an extra dose of tension was evident.
|
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This was evident with its investments in Instagram and What's App.
|
|
This was especially evident when Cohen dropped one of his bombshells.
|
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This is evident in any number of countries around the world.
|
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But the short-term nature of the trading was also evident.
|
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This transition is evident in the faces of the festival crowd.
|
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It is evident that many farmers would not sell up impetuously.
|
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The trend is most evident for measles, which is highly contagious.
|
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Its appeal became evident from the first moment I tried it.
|
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The dangers of straying from that strategy were evident when Sen.
|
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That attitude is evident from his support for criminalizing flag burning.
|
|
This is the tension so evident in the Alfie Evans case.
|
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This was a theme that was evident throughout our whole experience.
|
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His lack of true leadership has grown more and more evident.
|
|
Flake said the same problem was evident at the Helsinki summit.
|
|
How do you portray a man with so few evident qualities?
|
|
The little is evident in the authors' taste for autobiographical anecdotes.
|
|
Tensions have been evident between Ellis and prosecutors throughout the trial.
|
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The ecclesiastical history of the building is evident in its design.
|
|
Nowhere is this more evident on the continent than in Djibouti.
|
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It is evident in various cultures around the world, including ours.
|
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His passion for his chosen field is evident on every page.
|
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Statutes are interpreted by courts in light of their evident purposes.
|
|
Yet some parts of the still-secret investigation have become evident.
|
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What seems self-evident can no longer be imagined as arbitrary.
|
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David Thomas is the founder and CEO of Evident ID, Inc.
|
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It was immediately evident that Brunson was not in good health.
|
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It's also not the only metric that shows her evident ascent.
|
|
Luckin Coffee typifies the optimism evident in China's start-up scene.
|
|
There is no stress evident in the banking sector's financial metrics.
|
|
That's a lot of evident interest about WikiLeaks from Trump himself.
|
|
The answers, at least some of them, are not yet evident.
|
|
The leadership seen during those last games was also evident there.
|
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The nation's troubles are evident, but our country has sound fundamentals.
|
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Their attraction to one another is evident, even to the teenagers.
|
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His disinterest in policy intricacies was evident in all three debates.
|
|
Another very serious problem is evident upon inspection of Swimply's website.
|
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And certainly the impact on the music industry is self-evident.
|
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Interestingly, the Kasich search surge was evident only within New Hampshire.
|
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The negotiations fallacy is especially evident in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
|
|
As they got closer, the magnitude of the carnage became evident.
|
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The need for Europe-wide policing of violent extremists is evident.
|
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Reagan's taste — and stagecraft — was just as evident after she died.
|
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A rebirth is evident in the 45003 digital pigment prints here.
|
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The change was evident as the verdict came down on Friday.
|
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It's evident that the people are no longer afraid and docile.
|
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And nowhere is this more evident than in our makeup bags.
|
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In fact, Google's influence was evident all over the place here.
|
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That style was also evident in this sofa, advertised in 1986:
|
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This caution is evident in NASA's current approach to research aircrafts.
|
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Their promise was evident as soon as they started writing together.
|
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Yet despite the right's evident bad faith, I agree with Hayes.
|
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Yet the dark side of M.B.S. has been ever more evident.
|
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And some will become disposable, a trend that is already evident.
|
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The decline was evident among Republicans, Democrats and independent voters alike.
|
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But those effects are not evident in the data, so far.
|
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"The regime's attitude is evident during the coronavirus crisis," Gobadi said.
|
|
The chaos created by the new measures was evident, he said.
|
|
By Wednesday, the extent of the damage was finally becoming evident.
|
|
Her facility and evident visual literacy shouldn't be mistaken for pastiche.
|
|
Psychopathy is evident in the smug laugh at someone else's pain.
|
|
This discrepancy is evident in the content that appears on Netflix.
|
|
That's especially evident in the case of the House Freedom Caucus.
|
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Recently, the financial stress on the company has become more evident.
|
|
That's particularly evident in cities, where many can't afford to buy.
|
|
For her first American appearance, her Toho Studios roots are evident.
|
|
The turmoil on Wednesday was evident in other markets as well.
|
|
The cliché of small-town rural America's neighborliness wasn't evident here.
|
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Not that this is evident when Mr. Trump addresses the public.
|
|
That cannot be more evident than the tailgate experience at NRG.
|
|
The US president's anemic powers were evident during the Obama years.
|
|
This was most evident in the group's next series of experiments.
|
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In oil and gas, the challenge has been evident for years.
|
|
Yet the loss of American diplomatic heft here is also evident.
|
|
The hard reality, evident days earlier, was much tougher to accept.
|
|
That's been evident in how far ahead of Trump he's been.
|
|
Yet Lee takes it as self-evident that race trumps class.
|
|
It is now painfully evident at this moment that that same
|
|
Whatever the cause, the lingering resentment was evident during the voting.
|
|
Joe Biden's strength among black voters was evident on Super Tuesday.
|
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That was evident when she attended a dance, at a carnival.
|
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Yet only a few commercial vacancies were evident in early July.
|
|
Taken together, a broader pattern of privatization and deregulation is evident.
|
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"A liberal independent jumping in?" said Mr. Kobach, with evident delight.
|
|
"It doesn't matter," Taurasi said with a smile of evident satisfaction.
|
|
And yet he doesn't like his influences to be too evident.
|
|
At the national level, this is most evident in House elections.
|
|
But Gleason said the beginnings of Trump's GOP resurgence are evident.
|
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But, from a certain perspective, it's our inequality that's self-evident.
|
|
They seem to have been evident to Mr. McPherson even then.
|
|
It was not immediately evident if he would leave his post.
|
|
It was always evident that eventually Turkey's huge hospitality would ebb.
|
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Dry, brisk whites would be fine unless oak flavors are evident.
|
|
Warren, whose clear distaste for Bloomberg was evident throughout the evening.
|
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And it is evident the way he is flashing them frequently.
|
|
This dynamic is evident in a 2019 Ipsos/Daily Beast poll.
|
|
But Biden's weakness was still evident in many of his answers.
|
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In few places is the tension more evident than South Carolina.
|
|
I think the weed implications are fairly evident, are they not?
|
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In Stockholm, action to curb climate change is evident nearly everywhere.
|
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The public interest in continuing with this case is self-evident.
|
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Nowhere is this growth more evident than among able-bodied adults.
|
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It's evident that Sam no longer trusts the maesters' judgment, either.
|
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To me, this shift is increasingly evident in the climate movement.
|
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Some, like advising employees not to "tolerate badness," are self-evident.
|
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More troubling is the Ride character's evident contempt for the press.
|
|
Nowhere was Mr. Steyer's money more evident than in South Carolina.
|
|
Now, in 2020, our responsibility as citizens has been more evident.
|
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The ascendance of Tencent and Alibaba is evident in their scale.
|
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In my tests, this practice was most evident at Panda Express.
|
|
The better risk appetite though was also evident in emerging markets.
|
|
" Aimee Allison, She The People Founder "It was evident when Sen.
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And these changes will become evident in just a few years.
|
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That seems evident from all this masculine woe, this deep pain.
|
|
The discussion was evident in thousands of responses submitted to NYTimes.
|
|
The struggle to find workers is especially evident in rural America.
|
|
"Why wouldn't they?" he'd answer, as if it were self-evident.
|
|
That rate decreased rapidly but was still evident after 20 years.
|
|
Their impact is evident in Cuban arts, music, sports and cuisine.
|
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Notable partners: TrustArc, VMWare, AWS, Microsoft, Evident ID, Imperva, and Cloudentity.
|
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Mr. Kushner's political inexperience was at times evident during the campaign.
|
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Clinton's weakness — was evident from the beginning of the 1003 primaries.
|
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They also say racial divisions among the student body are evident.
|
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But it's clearly not at all self-evident to most people.
|
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Nowhere was this more evident than in the institution of slavery.
|
|
There was evident enthusiasm in New Mexico for the president's arrival.
|
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Han's attraction to dissonance is evident even on the sentence level.
|
|
It was not immediately evident when the trial would take place.
|
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That strategy is evident in his sternly worded letters to Cummings.
|
|
Protests against President Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
|
|
The case for hiring an extraordinary constitutional scholar seems self-evident.
|
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Protests against Mr. Trump were evident in speeches and blue ribbons.
|
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"Please dismiss everybody," Mnuchin told Waters, his impatience and irritation evident.
|
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The fear around that deadline is evident in the protesters' rhetoric.
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In Lima, the uneven effects of Peru's new wealth were evident.
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And the spoiler made people really mad, especially evident on Twitter.
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Suddenly, the independence and integrity of Robert Mueller seems self-evident.
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The impact of well-developed players is evident throughout the sport.
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It was also a runner, evident from its long foot bones.
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This was most evident for Republicans in the 2016 nomination season.
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This future is evident from the very beginning of the show.
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Venezuela's increasing isolation was evident inside the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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This split helps explain the evident tensions within the Republican Party.
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By the time the mistake became evident, it was too late.
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Was that evident to you while you were running the company?
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Even so, the mutual affection between Trump and Putin was evident.
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Perhaps nowhere has this been more evident than in our schools.
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It begins in kindergarten and is easily evident by third grade.
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"Really, it was evident what was wrong with him," Mathis says.
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Bowers' virulent anti-Semitic views were evident in prolific online postings.
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This is especially evident in the sumptuous depiction of the wineglass.
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We spoke Wednesday, and the relief was evident in her voice.
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It was evident at the Singapore conference that there's plenty of money looking for investment opportunities, but it was also equally evident that the bar for any decision is being set too high for the current market.
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It was becoming evident that something major was about to go down.
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The Republican Party's best traditions, of course, have not always been evident.
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"It's evident Formlabs has emerged as the leader in desktop 3D printing."
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It said that foul play was not evident in the other cases.
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Kourtney's sense of style is evident even among all the creepy elements.
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Apple's new divergence is nowhere more evident than on the redesigned Dock.
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The legacy of arcade and console games is evident all over Tokyo.
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Even during his events, Trump's penchant for veering off script was evident.
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Yes, the benefits are most evident if you have a 4K television.
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This isn't solely an Apple problem, but it's most clearly evident there.
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From there, the analytics kicked in and Oakland's new strategy became evident.
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The foundation of our business is strong and more evident than ever.
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Speaking with Evans, it's evident her love for her late husband endures.
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And yet it's not self-evident that that's the goal of dating.
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He thinks this is likely to become more evident in coming months.
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"I was in love, and I think that's pretty evident," Malik said.
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The movement of the brush and the pressure of application are evident.
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These questions might seem self-evident, and nix any interest in cryonics.
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The purity and pleasure of that urge are evident on every canvas.
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This courage to persevere and remain optimistic was evident in her letters.
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This gender gap has been evident in the polling for a while.
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But it's evident that content doesn't have to be nonfiction to appall.
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The acceleration in wholesale prices is evident in various other price gauges.
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Well, the damage done to the social fabric is pretty self-evident.
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Their testosterone was evident in their rippling muscles and their aggressive sexuality.
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I pointed out that there was no evident ignition in the Prius.
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It's evident when you play Manhunt exactly what Rockstar is capable of.
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After this speech today, it's evident that Pai is just getting started.
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It was also evident during the campaign, as Owen Bennett's book shows.
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Whether this run continues or not will become evident in coming days.
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No consequence of global warming is as self-evident as higher temperatures.
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And though they both wished each other well, the tension was evident.
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If the American dream still exists, it's evident in people like Crosby.
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Never has it been more evident what a bubble London exists in.
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That this is happening is evident from rusty streaks on crumbling concrete.
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The chemistry between the pair is immediately evident in the audition tape.
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Ahead, three moments that made the lack of tech familiarity painfully evident.
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" Parker's own care is evident in the pages of "Beasts and Children.
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In this early poem, Amichai's supple, surprising way with simile is evident.
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I can be quite shy, and I think this is still evident.
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But Wednesday was far from the only time their love was evident.
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That's evident not just in his campaign but in his entire career.
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Less evident was how Apple would implement facial recognition on the iPhone.
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Alexander had what Mr Strathern discreetly calls an "evident enjoyment of life".
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This watershed moment is particularly evident in the evolution of Black Mirror.
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The asymmetry between Russia and China is particularly evident in Russia's east.
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In the case of the railway in Laos, caution is already evident.
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The implications of that improvidence on the environment and society are evident.
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The imminent demise of the smartwatch is evident in the numbers alone.
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The most evident area in need of an upgrade is ball retention.
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What is evident in Tove Jansson's life and work is her defiance.
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It is self-evident that ensuring public safety is a city's job.
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But at least one thing is evident: As businessman Perot was successful.
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Demand is keen, as is evident in the growing number of fairs.
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But a risk-off trend was not evident in other financial markets.
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It soon became evident that many police officers' statements were clearly false.
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This veneer of innocence is every bit as evident in his prose.
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Defects became evident during outreach classes on how to use the condoms.
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The ways their interests, generations, and nationalities shape their depictions are evident.
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It seems self-evident, perhaps, but it is not her strong suit.
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These were quite evident in China months before any tariffs were announced.
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That potential was evident further down the list of speakers in Lisbon.
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This transfer of knowledge was evident in the way the clutchmates developed.
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For a game called "Mankind Divided," that answer is probably self-evident.
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Alphabet's support for Clinton was evident in its C-suite as well.
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The connection between Paris Is Burning and Pose will be evident immediately.
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It's evident everywhere from the lock screen to the quick settings pane.
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It's evident in the nylon tents that lead up to the gallery.
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His irrational vitriol and thin skin are becoming more and more evident.
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The repercussions quickly became evident as Google suspended some business with Huawei.
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But investor sentiment remained largely bullish and was evident in fund flows.
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The PPD's recent electoral defeat makes evident its political and legal mortality.
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This has been evident throughout Trump's few months in the White House.
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While the origins of the project aren't immediately evident, the effect is.
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This quality of mind is particularly evident during oral arguments in court.
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The influence of a growing private sector is already evident in Cuba.
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But onscreen, the gender balance and racial mix become far more evident.
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"It is very evident that voters today are demanding change," Hechler said.
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He had all those little medicinal marijuana containers everywhere, that's pretty evident.
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"His genius was so self-evident that it defined 'awesome,' " he said.
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And nowhere is that more evident these days than in urban mobility.
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So much wailing and gnashing of teeth were evident over the weekend.
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Real-life examples of governments wrestling with ridesharing services are evident already.
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We hold these truths to be self evident: don't mess with NPR.
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Now, it's evident all the software and hardware experience has paid off.
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Go deeper: FBI had "little evident urgency" while investigating Nassar, NYT finds
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But the easy charm Mrs Clinton displays in private is seldom evident.
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With no evident issues appearing, she was there for only four days.
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This was evident last year, when he started running for the Senate.
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The sarcasm is evident in the story's title, which is a catchphrase.
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European project, the benefits of which seemed to be self-evident. Nationalist
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This truth is so self-evident, that observing it is seemingly hackneyed.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in the case of Essential Consultants.
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But the decline of the Democratic Party in West Virginia is evident.
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Bollywood's presence and influence in the Middle East has become very evident.
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This problem is perhaps nowhere more evident than in the technology industry.
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That powerful vision was evident back in his decision in Lawrence v.
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Nowhere was that more evident than in Saturday's closing session with Trump.
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Winning the World Series kind of made it a little more evident.
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The self-defeating nature of these knee-jerk reactions quickly became evident.
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A constitutional crisis, like a good first date, is typically self-evident.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in our nation's public housing developments.
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But big backwardations are evident for all months through 20183 and 22018.
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Some debuts looked like debuts, their newness evident in wobbles and jitters.
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The advantages of host nation militaries doing the job are self-evident.
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This problem is not new; however, the effects are becoming increasingly evident.
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As evident on Instagram, Juno is a big fan of celebrating #TongueOutTuesday.
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But on closer inspection, it became evident they were desiccated caterpillar carcasses.
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Washington (CNN)The physical resemblance to his father is evident and chilling.
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Unfortunately, support is not evident at the upper levels of the DOJ.
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The Justice Department's reluctance to cooperate was evident from the very beginning.
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In the final week of the shutdown, Trump's cabin fever was evident.
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Mr. Jacquemus's irritation with his treatment in the press has become evident.
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And I think it's especially evident in a lot of interior scenes.
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How do you approach an art empty of figures and evident narratives?
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The human consequences of trapping migrants along the border are self-evident.
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Such confusion has been evident in a broader controversy about Islamic fashion.
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But on Tuesday it was evident the matter had not been resolved.
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The steady creep of Chinese censorship is evident in American tech companies.
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But that same malice is evident in cultural critiques of white poverty.
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The influence of lobbyists on these guidelines is pretty evident, say critics.
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But it works in the film because these jokes were self-evident.
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This is most evident in the busts, but manifests throughout her oeuvre.
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Almost 90 years later, two lessons are evident from the Philadelphia experience.
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That shift was evident in the public response to YACHT's PR exercise.
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His footballing ability quickly became evident that summer, yet much remains unclear.
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Bauer's complex perspectives on the ethereal are evident in conversation as well.
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The contrivances of the map sometimes weren't evident until the very last.
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There's a certain desperation that hasn't been entirely evident since that record.Absolutely.
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The waves had receded by early afternoon, but widespread damage was evident.
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The lingering divisions became evident in the German national election on Sept.
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But his worth is evident when he is not on the floor.
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But it's long been evident that his main subject is dance itself.
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In the last decade, however, little of that splendor has been evident.
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It has become evident that flattering Mr. Trump will get you nowhere.
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Nowhere is that more evident than on the issue of climate justice.
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The growth in popularity of these apps is evident from download data.
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People's concerns about coronavirus have also been evident in their search history.
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Nowhere has the tech employee activism been more evident than at Google.
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Wounded by her parents' evident mismatch, she has become a matrimony truther.
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But no hostile sentiments were evident from either candidate on Thursday night.
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Frustration, in recent days, has been more evident than clarity or consensus.
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It became evident that the same artist or workshop made them all.
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Perhaps more importantly, Cohen has no evident expertise in US accounting law.
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The fire and explosions that had wounded the Wasp were evident everywhere.
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Outside of the government's report, signs of employer confidence were still evident.
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Still, the strain of trying to spearhead constructive policy was becoming evident.
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The dancers all have different training backgrounds, and these disparities are evident.
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"Come 2024, the wisdom of this approach will be evident," he said.
|
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A lack of racial diversity is also extremely evident among Trump's picks.
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And it has been evident in the flattening of the yield curve.
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This is evident in smaller details, like her costume getting a makeover.
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So what's the right way to deal with Mr. Trump's evident unfitness?
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The toll of those years was evident on Mr. al-Baghdadi's face.
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They were still evident up to two decades after a big win.
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Her limited engagement with her subjects and subject matter is evident throughout.
|
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His expertise at projecting the future was also evident in his novels.
|
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Even a week later, the extent of the devastation was still evident.
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Feelings of discontent were evident among the crowd, which was overwhelmingly white.
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The harms to the government from such a proceeding are self-evident.
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Mr. Sharkey is pointing to one possible solution with less evident downsides.
|
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Brexit supporters' frustration is evident in the streets beneath Lincoln's Norman castle.
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Brexit supporters' frustration is evident in the streets beneath Lincoln's Norman castle.
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There is no evident path to ending the war on the battlefield.
|
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Questions here in Little Rock about Mr. Clinton's behavior brought evident discomfort.
|
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That price was already evident from Yemen to the Philippines to Russia.
|
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But his small-mindedness and incompetence grow more evident with every boast.
|
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That was evident on Tuesday, when Trump touted the new legal maneuver.
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The affinity may be more evident in the movies than in literature.
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It's evident that careful design and thought went into creating these gloves.
|
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Miike's seemingly offhand inventiveness is evident in almost every shot and cut.
|
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Back in the car, it is evident the dogs smell laughably bad!
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It's evident that Khloé Kardashian has one adorable cheerleader in daughter True.
|
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It's evident that the financial advice business has evolved over the years.
|
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The severity of the emerging crisis is evident in the government's response.
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Brain trauma was evident, but the mystery over the cause only deepened.
|
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Was slavery consistent with the "self-evident" rights of all human beings?
|
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These variations were evident partly because of where the grapes were grown.
|
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Thus, Russia's aggressive policies are as evident here as they are elsewhere.
|
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Britain, for all its evident political chaos, is bucking global populist trends.
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The issues around Thomas Cook have been evident for the last decade.
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However it quickly became evident that our cleanliness standards are wildly different.
|
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Both men have taken to this task with speed and evident delight.
|
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The mission then was self-evident: defend the homeland from foreign terrorists.
|
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"It's how you become a team," she explained, to Coblentz's evident delight.
|
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Still, despite the lovey dialogue, it's evident there's no genuine affection here.
|
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Trump's incitement of violence was evident during the presidential campaign of 2016.
|
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The rain-snow line is evident on the map of temperatures below.
|
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A spirit of civility and liberalism is evident even to casual visitors.
|
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Within months, it became evident that even this was not to be.
|
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But they had attractions, too, evident in "Wounded Amazon" in Gallery 250.
|
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Ukraine's dependency on US support was evident in the Trump-Zelensky call.
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None surprising, or impeachable; all were evident when he was a candidate.
|
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The real damage may not be evident until the next economic crisis.
|
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Still, he has taken to the "Inner Telescope" project with evident enthusiasm.
|
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Nowhere is this more evident than in California, home of environmental zealotry.
|
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Congressional desire to move in this direction is evident in recent legislation.
|
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The same pro-reform energy is evident on the GOP campaign trail.
|
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Shock and sadness are still evident in her face two days later.
|
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This is perhaps nowhere more evident than in one particular sector: investments.
|
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The edgy mood was evident in weakness in stock markets on Tuesday.
|
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Black smoke now filled the sky, evident from anywhere on the island.
|
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Mr. Sood said it was evident in the security footage from Dec.
|
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If it becomes evident that Hillary cannot win, she will be jettisoned.
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It was evident in his long, white beard and naked, skeletal frame.
|
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The statement Robert Mapplethorpe made with his photographs was practically self-evident.
|
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The passion of Sanders's supporters is also evident in his fundraising numbers.
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The impact of rampant rent inflation is evident in most Manhattan neighborhoods.
|
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It became evident that her "smart" and my "smart" were different things.
|
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Her outsize footprint at the ceremony was evident from the opening moments.
|
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The benefits to Google of its great AI giveaway are increasingly evident.
|
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Indeed, what behavior, specifically, the investigators are focusing on is not evident.
|
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This is evident in the example of the Bitcoin blockchain changing how the financial industry thinks about distributed ledgers and encryption, and it's evident in how social media has changed our face-to-face relationships and political lives.
|
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That much became evident over the steadily building mayhem of New Year's Eve.
|
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Through the photos, it's evident that Turner has a similar collection with clothing.
|
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The effect of education among whites is also evident in early states, too.
|
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The underlying technical deterioration of the stock market has been evident all month.
|
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It seems evident that there's no real vision to the Pixel phone program.
|
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Sophie's bond with Kate's 4-year-old daughter was evident during her Sept.
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We hold these truths to be self-evident: Whoever denied it supplied it.
|
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This is evident in its plethora of exclusive and hard-to-find sneakers.
|
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This was particularly evident following the success of the original "Halloween" in 1978.
|
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But in Trump's inner circle, it is evident that Priebus must share power.
|
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The movement is barely a month old, but its pressure is already evident.
|
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One of things that this exhibition makes evident is how muddled history is.
|
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It was not immediately evident which of the filings Trump was referring to.
|
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And particularly before the evident difficulty due to the materialization of the TPP.
|
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"I think the importance of this issue is self-evident," Jackson tells CNN.
|
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The same pattern is evident for education, poverty, health care and government corruption.
|
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That's clearly evident in their data— vehicle sales, trade data, exports and imports.
|
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None of the overbearing posturing he displays on camera is evident this afternoon.
|
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That trend is most evident in the People's Liberation Army Army, or PLAA.
|
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It's all plainly evident on your computer screen, if not in your backyard.
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I don't know if it's evident, but I'm pretty significantly pregnant in it.
|
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This was evident in his behavior long before he entered the political arena.
|
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That's especially evident when the president's alleged shakedown of Ukrainian leaders comes up.
|
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The shift was evident at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February.
|
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What this process looks like in practice is evident in the Czech Republic.
|
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Yet during the past two years the law's shortcomings have become more evident.
|
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This is evident of obvious bribery that is happening in our political system.
|
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"It seemed really evident right away that the need was there," she said.
|
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There is a big evident spike in bipartisan interest in this fundamental problem.
|
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Nowhere is the Trump effect more evident to date than on energy policy.
|
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MAINSTREAM politicos in Britain have long held these truths to be self evident.
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Even now as a proven player, Antetokounmpo's hunger to be elite is evident.
|
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Yet pragmatism has been far more evident in the party's mid-term campaign.
|
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A confident delivery can make outrageous ideas sound self-evident in the moment.
|
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"With the following LeBron James and Stephen Curry have, this is hugely evident."
|
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"Upon removing her hijab it was evident her hair was completely down," Capt.
|
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The impact of a stronger dollar is evident in rich-world finance, too.
|
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What's strikingly evident in Amodei's interview is he doesn't have any actual answers.
|
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The grass-roots nature of Mr. Mckesson's campaign was evident in his contributions.
|
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Nowhere is that churn more evident than with Kansai Electric and Osaka Gas.
|
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But longer-term trends, evident in the data, suggest some reasons for hope.
|
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Moreover, under America's influence, the anti-Israel animus has been growing less evident.
|
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What's evident is that Ronan has a long, promising career ahead of her.
|
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But it also became evident to me that a couple things were happening.
|
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But looking back at the year in film, another notable shift was evident.
|
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The shift was evident across all demographic groups, even those that favor Trump.
|
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Samuel's love for water is evident in his parents' photos on social media.
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She takes them on with evident respect but neither fear nor false modesty.
|
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But typically there's a self-evident reason why Trump might delete a tweet.
|
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The new sanctions do not show any evident link to the debt talks.
|
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The "new order replicates all of the legal flaws evident in its precursors".
|
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With Ilya, his passion for the club is evident in his every word.
|
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But, the effects of this unproductive debt pile aren't just evident in Japan.
|
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This one's mainly enjoyable for the sheer terror evident on Corden's face throughout.
|
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"It became evident that the calf was presenting rear hooves first," Fields explained.
|
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On desktop, it was quickly evident this was not sent by Donald Trump.
|
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Similar trends are evident across the region, even if they are less stark.
|
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As his work became increasingly complex, all these skills were evident in abundance.
|
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This is already evident in its leadership role in the Paris climate agreement.
|
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When she befriends mommy-vlogger Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick), the contrast is evident.
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As evident as the desire to take the restaruant in a new direction.
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His brand of wild-man charm is evident throughout Blood, Bones, and Marrow.
|
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It's even more evident in these attempts of an evening motion blur shot.
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The power of journalism has never been more evident with this cultural change.
|
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His passion for the game, his love for the players was clearly evident.
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Dear reader, nowhere is this more evident than in the messy break up.
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The benefits of independent schooling are evident in all sections of British society.
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That same finesse is evident in the new creations from our accessories collection.
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The division was first evident in the battle between the neoconservatives and paleoconservatives.
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That drives them every day and will be evident in everything they do.
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"The advantage of our party over the other options is evident," he said.
|
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The tension between reform and control is also evident in the currency market.
|
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Nowhere is the difficulty more evident than in the ever-expanding Russia scandal.
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The signs and symptoms were evident even on the day of her birth.
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But, it's pretty evident Katt's not cooperating ... so the case won't go anywhere.
|
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Microsoft's fascination with 210D is also evident in the latest version of Windows.
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He said their experience in the industry was evident during the photo shoot.
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His love for Hawaii and the people he represented was evident every day.
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" DeMarcus adds: "It became evident that Maggie wanted nothing to do with me.
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And I have this evident from my two different humans that I created.
|
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I've been obsessed with the breakbeat influence that's quite evident on this release.
|
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But what was also evident was that the show left many unanswered questions.
|
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Education is another field in which the party's ideological bent is increasingly evident.
|
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Spooner said some short term profit-taking was evident in the energy sector.
|
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It is evident even in the company's lame response to the latest imbroglio.
|
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In the first six days of his presidency, two patterns are already evident.
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But, as those 50-plus hours are an evident testament to, something changed.
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The potential benefits for search-and-rescue teams are also pretty self-evident.
|
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the performance stutters are more evident in Windows than in Android.
|
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This is nowhere more evident than with the camera, which is simply stunning.
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Nowhere is that more evident than in his scandalous, shocking, and beautiful Mass.
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It's evident that Trieu sees more in Veidt than an acquisition target, however.
|
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There's also a more subtle Trieu-Veidt connection evident in the vivarium itself.
|
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That was never more evident than in the rainy second test in Melbourne.
|
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His influence is most evident in polls of immigration sentiment among Republican voters.
|
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Nowhere is this more evident than in Trump's budget plan released in May.
|
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This seems evident in clips released on Thursday for the upcoming music drama.
|
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That same level of skill is evident in every member of the ensemble.
|
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Consolidation through partnerships is evident on some of the world's most lucrative routes.
|
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Within the football game, his spirit and drive is evident in that huddle.
|
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But his relentless desire to succeed is still evident to those around him.
|
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This is so self-evident yet no one does it for some reason.
|
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Perhaps nowhere is this harm more evident than in our Arabic language programming.
|
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But the patterns that have defined—and limited—his politics were first evident
|
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Fortunately, the battle is being waged on many fronts, and progress is evident.
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Of course this should be self-evident, but you can never be sure.
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But even among students who are generally sympathetic, there is an evident fatigue.
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The movement of her thought was evident in every movement of her body.
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That air superiority was evident when the pilot of the Memphis Belle, Capt.
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The neglect of 25 years was evident in connecting rooms like this one.
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" "It is self-evident that we have open hearings for the next week.
|
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The next gift was a car, and that's where the manipulation became evident.
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That commitment was evident during the disturbance call Parrish responded to on Sunday.
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Much of the FBI's evident lexicon and vernacular are still stubbornly Hooveresque today.
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Class divides in air travel are evident long before you board the airplane.
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The key is to present his assumed identity as a self-evident truth.
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This performance-enhancing goal is still evident in the Under Armour's clothing today.
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But it's evident a bond has been made between bounty hunter and asset.
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This approach is evident in our Times Magazine reporter's recent interview with Mrs.
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Nancy Reagan's elegance may have been most evident in the china she selected.
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Trump's stated desire for a different, softer tone was not evident on Monday.
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That seems evident to me that he's gotten better and is working hard.
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Increased openings were also especially evident among manufacturers and at hotels and restaurants.
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The boots were delivered to Jojoy, who began wearing them with evident relief.
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Once again it's evident that Jimmy doesn't belong in a conventional desk job.
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The policy implications -- and associated call to action -- thus appear entirely self-evident.
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The reason was made evident in a recent interview by the network president.
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The positive response is even more evident in the comments on Cipriano's videos.
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As is evident, not all townsfolk care to believe in the same things.
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None of this genius is evident in practice; none of it at all.
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However, the climate change link to this event is already evident, he said.
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That Boyce also creates physical work is evident in his work with OPN.
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The discrepancies in wave quality became more evident as the contest wore on.
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It's one that appears in many articles about her, to her evident delight.
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By the time Nicholas was 2, his developmental problems started to become evident.
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Most chavistas take it as self-evident that Guaidó is a Yankee stooge.
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The role of donors in helping orphanages move toward family care is evident.
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That is most evident in the way he talks about crime and punishment.
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It is evident even in the company's lame response to the latest imbroglio.
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This has become particularly evident in what is happening to the world's oceans.
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As time kept ticking, the Cavaliers kept pressing, their panic growing increasingly evident.
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Some of what she meant was evident in how she said the word.
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This is evident in the two movies' different characterizations of the villain's psychology.
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Mr. Powell said as much, but it's also evident in the policymakers' projections.
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"That's when we saw the most evident signals of stress," said Mr. Beverly.
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Nowhere is this more evident than her constant return to the female figure.
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That's particularly evident in how the skate shoes themselves have become fashion statements.
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That strategy seems particularly evident with plants like the one here in Belarus.
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Similar patterns are evident in Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, New York and Washington.
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Seldom is this more evident than when trouble befalls one of their own.
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Italian influences are evident in the yellow stucco walls and red tile roof.
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But the signs of weakness were evident everywhere in the results on Tuesday.
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At the same time, a growing split between protest and resistance became evident.
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Indeed Mr Macron's broader diplomatic policy of dialogue with all carries evident risks.
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When we visited one focus group this fall, the skepticism was clearly evident.
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Economists expect the impacts from coronavirus to become more evident in subsequent months.
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This pretending is perfectly evident in the letter they wrote to Christianity Today.
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The frustration on and off the field is evident in many small moments.
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The dishonesty of this bill is evident when we consider its probable outcome.
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It's particularly evident when you look at what the de-escalation consists of.
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Indeed, that distinction between intensity and absolute emissions is evident in Chevron's announcement.
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Vahidi's more junior status is further evident in his post-Quds Force career.
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That's evident in the gender divergence in the poll over his economic performance.
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So many layers of Ashton's choreography were evident in this Washington Ballet presentation.
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"It is self-evident that in the past election you failed," said Sen.
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The group's determination and organisation were evident in several homes toured by Saadi.
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As this movie makes evident, these two were no strangers to making headlines.
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"The impact of the successful 2016 Russian campaign remains evident today," she said.
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Needs were evident, and the Cometa philosophy is to say yes after yes.
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Nowhere is this surveillance more evident than in the country's sprawling border areas.
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The president may even share Imelda's evident wish that Bongbong, 62, succeed him.
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" At times, self-evident themes are laboriously spelled out: "Pravasi means foreigner, outsider.
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Monroe said this was evident when she visited two Costco stores in California.
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Grosvenor's playfulness and sheer sense of joy is evident in these small works.
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This is evident through their politics, priorities and style — not only their presence.
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As time went on, outright racism became increasingly evident in the court's decisions.
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Nowhere was Mr. Trump's isolation more evident than on the issue of trade.
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But the frustration was still evident among Clinton backers, if not in Vermont.
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The intactness is most evident in the caruggi, the city's narrow medieval streets.
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Few places make this shift more evident than the Somerville suburb of Boston.
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Tensions were evident even at this event, though, despite the largely supportive crowd.
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The pride of his father, who had never complimented his son, was evident.
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This dilemma was even somewhat evident at the Women's March on Washington itself.
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The potential benefits of a combination between HP and Xerox are self-evident.
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Along Route 70, Northern California's extreme wet winter was evident in every direction.
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But the decline evident in Albi is replicated in hundreds of other places.
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This is evident, she claims, by comparing our health care system with Switzerland's.
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A step-change in the sort of scrap entering China quickly became evident.
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That&aposs evident in the reputations of glitzy Middle Eastern and Asian airlines.
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It was not immediately evident if or how the legislators broke the law.
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Nowhere is this more evident than with Trump's wrongheaded, protectionist approach to trade.
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Disapproval from shareholders became evident after they voted out a director last week.
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Mr. Murray's feelings about Mr. Ramis weren't evident to everyone on the set.
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"It is self-evident that in the past election you failed," added Sen.
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Despite Trump's evident anger at the raid, McConnell said legislation was not necessary.
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The result is evident: Most Afghan leaders and the local people distrust Pakistan.
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The misogyny that unfolds on the page is evident beyond it as well.
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It was evident Iwakuma didn't have a feel for much — especially his fastball.
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This concern was most evident around those agencies working on climate change issues.
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The hardening is evident on the front lines of the territory's young demonstrators.
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This foreboding was evident in roughly equal measure among conservative and liberal economists.
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Extensive flooding was still evident in districts close to the shoreline on Monday.
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And, "we believe these truths to be self evident" because, well, they are.
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But, he said, the singsong nature of El Chapo's voice was still evident.
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This is evident through their politics, priorities and style — not only their presence.
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Ms. Hardstark's and Ms. Kilgariff's warmth and humanity are evident in every episode.
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That was particularly evident with Democratic congresswomen who created a sea of white.
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The composer's love for then-new jazz textures was evident, and appropriately jaunty.
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But just what historic precision they convey was not evident to my eye.
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These efforts to undermine were evident in the first round of the playoffs.
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This was evident on stage at last week's presidential debate in Los Angeles.
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And the heads of luxury brands have noticed the change with evident pleasure.
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It was evident, though, that I had subliminally drawn a portrait of Anna.
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In the meantime, the health system's struggles to address the problem are evident.
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One consequence tends to be that we become blind to what is evident.
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The authors also look into less immediately evident damage caused by the fights.
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On day five it was evident that melatonin was regulating my sleep schedule.
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That love is evident, and their curation effectively serves as Shudder's calling card.
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It becomes quickly evident that mutual aid is the cornerstone of the operation.
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The legal status of the contracts signed in August was not immediately evident.
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Looking at these movies in phases, it's evident that the storytelling has evolved.
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Even with the end of a championship game going on, saltiness was evident.
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This so-called frictional unemployment is evident even in the healthiest of economies.
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It demonstrated the strengths of in-depth reporting in audio, evident now in "Serial".
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Still, it's a step toward addressing a security issue that's flaws are increasingly evident.
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It's evident, however, that he'd rather steer clear of at least one particular label.
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The Skyrim vibe we picked up on at E3 2016 is plainly evident here.
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I mean, it's evident that it's not impacting our culture in the same way.
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Never has the need for uninhibited oversight of a federal agency been more evident.
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"It's becoming increasingly evident that payments is a hard business to crack," he said.
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"BMW's competitive environment has changed and that's evident in these Q13 numbers," Warburton said.
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Such traits, say embittered locals, have been evident in Puerto Rico for many years.
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Nowhere was that more evident than in the commercials breaking up the longer infomercials.
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The damage from Hong Kong's lax approach to local waste management is already evident.
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Sufferers' distress was evident from their contributions to a popular forum for the condition.
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It's evident the demand for this type of content is there, unpalatable practices aside.
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Judging by Strahan's reaction, it was pretty evident her remark came as a surprise.
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That was evident by sitting in on sessions and labs, and speaking with developers.
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And nowhere is this more evident than with the way we get our news.
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And all those things just were very clearly evident with Spotify pretty early on.
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That tension is evident in the latest New York Times story documenting his return.
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There's not much else evident here; they didn't post renders of the device's front.
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Bad blood between Trump and Haley was evident in interviews and on social media.
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As each arc progresses, the links between them become increasingly evident and extremely strange.
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On Sunday, that connection was more abbreviated but still evident based on satellite imagery.
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That pattern was also evident in late 1988 in advance of the 1990 recession.
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It was evident all the stars were humbled to take part in the collaboration.
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And indeed, in a statement to BuzzFeed News, Brown seemed to make this evident.
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The pressure on WA's private schools is evident despite efforts to curb fee increases.
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It's evident that water managers see a water-limited future, stoked by climate change.
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It's also evident in the financial sector, which fell more than 4% in July.
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The effect of wind erosion on this hill is evident by its streamlined shape.
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So I tried various exposures to be able to ensure the shadowing was evident.
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This was evident during last week's student walkouts, as well as throughout Hurricane Harvey.
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It's evident that Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Bekah Martinez are not-so-friendly exes.
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Meanwhile the effects of global warming are becoming more evident in the Andean nation.
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This may reflect a divide among legal experts that's been evident for some time.
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Her charm and likability are evident even after just a few seconds on camera.
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That's kind of self-evident—every offseason is a big one for young players.
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The significance of their win has been particularly evident when they meet younger girls.
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It's evident to everyone Nancy is actually going to Steve's room to hook up.
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This switch to more personalised service will be particularly evident in the city centres.
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How to reach that goal is where the divide between parties is most evident.
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Analysts expect the hit to profits will be evident in next week's Q2 results.
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It is also evident in the dozens, sometimes hundreds, killed behind bars each year.
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The tension between the pair is evident behind the scenes of that press conference.
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With names like Bender's, The Knockout, and Gangway, this should seem pretty self-evident.
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That is a strategy increasingly evident with a key ISIS affiliate branch in Libya.
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That the science was unclear or had mixed results that only later became evident.
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Kleiman explained: Why do some people keep committing crimes, to their own evident disadvantage?
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Nowhere is the house's intelligence more evident than in the so-called Red Room.
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That was evident during the Big 123's latest exploratory round of expansion consideration.
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A tendency for high-debt countries to issue long-term bonds is nevertheless evident.
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But there's more to this story than the mutual admiration evident in the video.
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The dull vocals are even more evident in Pink Floyd's Wish you Were Here.
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This was not evident when the job market was still inching tortuously toward recovery.
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"It is so evident that guys are just looking for their shot," Pitino said.
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It is in difficult times that leadership makes the largest difference and becomes evident.
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It's evident that Cannon does not understand the mission and function of the organization.
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This is, as it should be evident from the BPF and Nectome websites, false.
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But the truth is, anyone can, because the signs aren't always evident at first.
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This strategy is evident in localised inside references made by some of the posters.
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And with it, a non-traditional, more varied approach to sound is again evident.
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By the end of tonight's episode, the cracks are evident, the water seeping in.
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It will be a self-evident lie, and everyone will see right through it.
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If Mnuchin's efforts were meant to soothe markets, that was not evident on Monday.
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Reading between the lines, it is evident to me why she wrote the column.
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This is evident in his meetings with Mikhail Gorbachev over their nuclear disarmament treaty.
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For an industry dependent on immigrants, that truth is self-evident and worth defending.
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When things warm up again, the frogsicles thaw out, with no evident ill effects.
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The positive effects of the exercise-only intervention became evident 30 minutes after cycling.
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The deep bond between combat soldiers is evident when survivors grieve for the lost.
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Dr. Goldstone said symptoms of that damage aren't often evident until it's too late.
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The sources said it was not immediately evident when bondholders would receive the funds.
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It was obvious when you first presented it, and it's equally self-evident now.
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"The ramifications of any one of these factors is evident," Mountain said by email.
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The joy on Skola's face was evident as he looked out on the crowd.
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This was most evident during the last Supreme Court confirmation, but consider this fact.
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Both types of pitchers were evident at the second SBC Demo Day in London.
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Nowhere is her skill more evident than when Leona sings the show's title song.
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Further investigations by Hong Kong University detected elements of DNA evident of rat HEV.
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But with the final primary election finally behind her, it was evident that Mrs.
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As is evident from the introductions in her videos, Stephens' work is thoroughly researched.
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Higher levels of narcissism and psychopathy were evident among people who posted multiple selfies.
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Americans must, at some point, decide on which truths we still find self-evident.
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A much different Citigroup was evident on Friday as it reported its quarterly results.
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As criticism of the White House effort grows, several emerging political threats are evident.
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It became self-evident that this was the way to look at the world.
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The passage of time was evident by the children who spoke at the ceremony.
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The unspoken stigma of loneliness is amply evident during calls to The Silver Line.
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It was not immediately evident if Lopez would also be returned to his home.
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There are ways in which digital photographs are more tamper-evident than analog ones.
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Record heat, floods and fires all make evident the urgent need to act now.
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The growing frustration is increasingly evident in European media and statements from EU politicos.
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The difference between the two was evident from the moment we opened the bag.
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The motto of the store — to provide natural and healthy food — was certainly evident.
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The results seemed evident in Thursday's 118-103 win Thursday against the Phoenix Suns.
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It has become evident that traditional trade enforcement remedies are not stabilizing the sector.
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The liberal dismay about those decisions was immediately evident on social media and elsewhere.
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The spread of negative yields into longer-dated paper was particularly evident in June.
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Despite the evident gaps in the background check, key senators quickly praised the report.
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Snakes have evident associations — erotic, menacing, manipulative — that inform the tensions within each image.
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The two leaders' opposing ideologies have been evident on the international stage before too.
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As such, CHCs are one of our nation's most evident example of American compassion.
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The political fracture currently felt in our country is also evident in the workplace.
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In the gym, the strength of girls — our power, our resilience — was self-evident.
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The WIFIA program just recently approved its first loan, and the benefits are evident.
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"It is evident that there is a huge amount still to do," he said.
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This was evident on January 1st at an annual march by anti-government groups.
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He said the political motivation for the expansion into such gambling was self-evident.
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In a teaser for the film, the renegade nature of the place is evident.
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These teams don't like each other, as was evident in those late-season games.
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Looking back, it wasn't totally evident from what had been put out so far.
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But the leaks never seem to stop, and it's evident they won't anytime soon.
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"If code is speech, the constitutional contradictions are evident," Wilson told Wired in 2015.
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And the numbers will grow because the power of these things is becoming evident.
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And they are taking evident delight at GOP infighting over Trump's order on refugees.
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This trend is evident in Amazon's sleek, hyper-convenient new stores, Walmart-owned Jet.
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Hamas's only remaining evident source of support in the Middle East is Erdogan's Turkey.
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Now, it seems evident that Disney sees provoking existential homesickness as its main job.
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He also said the increased pace of the game is evident, even in practice.
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The bounty is evident for many of the 13 French museums in the consortium.
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Denver's culinary mania is evident in brunch queues and difficult-to-get dinner reservations.
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Its facade appeared intact, and any damage to the house was not immediately evident.
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Their lack of rapport was evident in the peremptory way the president fired him.
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The bond between the director and his actors was extremely evident throughout the production.
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Her penchant for inspirational phrases is evident on the colorful door to her apartment.
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It's evident that the decline isn't due to a lack of interest in sports.
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But as the inquiry moved with little evident urgency, a cost was being paid.
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It's evident that owls' nontraditional schedules put them at risk of significant health problems.
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And in no area is this more evident than in the matter of bail.
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A surfeit of dystopian apparel was evident on the men's wear runways this year.
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REES I feel like a lot of it was evident during Barack Obama's presidency.
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Her weakness with young voters was evident in both the 2008 and 2016 primaries.
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But I'm more doubtful about the policy dangers that are supposedly evident right now.
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Nowhere is this more evident than with regards to the troubled question of 'extremism'.
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As for homicide or mass shootings, the law's effect is less clear and evident.
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If anything, it is evident that his agenda is the right one to pursue.
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Frustration with corporate influence in politics was already evident during the 2016 presidential cycle.
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This superpower is never more evident than when under attack from a physical enemy.
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The increase in black visitors is evident at McLeod Plantation, according to its employees.
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Nothing but good will is evident in the appeals that have launched so far.
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Her facility with words, and with the facial expressions that amplify them, is evident.
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That hostile tone, though, was not evident in most small towns and suburban areas.
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This is where the shifting moral landscape of the book begins to become evident.
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The new free service features a tamper-evident seal and limited-contact delivery options.
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His contempt for the Atlantic Alliance was evident during the campaign; he follows through.
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