Seriously, it's not obvious on the surface, it's not obvious to many people that the phone is quicker or easier than your card.
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What's not obvious is why this played out on Twitter.
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There's not obvious imbalances in the housing market, for example.
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That involves, if it's not obvious, a lot of data.
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It is not obvious that this will be on offer.
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Sometimes it's not obvious that someone is better than you.
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It's not obvious the answer to that question is no.
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It's not obvious to me what that way would be.
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"It's not obvious what their endgame strategy is," said Conant.
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Either way, it's not obvious what the trend is here.
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And so it's not obvious that there are fewer jobs.
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It's not obvious, however, that their smaller peers will follow.
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It's not obvious, because it all depends on the details.
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It's not obvious, though, that Kawi needs an Alain Ducasse.
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It's just not obvious just by looking at the ingredient list.
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The other, though, is complicated and not obvious, but mechanistically interesting.
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But there are some key hardware differences; they're just not obvious.
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If it was not obvious, Japanese prosecutors have extraordinary discretionary powers.
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In case it's not obvious, that is some pretty crazy stuff.
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It's not obvious to me it had to go this way.
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WHEN a revolution happens, the consequences are not obvious straight away.
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If it's not obvious, the referee in this analogy is science.
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It's not obvious that building an ecosystem takes trust and kindness.
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It's also not obvious that we can help others and ourselves.
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So it's not obvious that our business decisions will damage others.
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But it is not obvious that such a pitch will succeed.
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So it is not obvious why his status needs further enhancement.
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When these decisions are not obvious, that is a significant problem.
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Look for muskrat signs when the animals themselves are not obvious.
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The alternative to Mr. Trump for pro-lifers is not obvious.
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It's also not obvious, a priori, exactly what the incidence is.
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And the answer, like a magic trick itself, is not obvious.
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Historically, it's not obvious that either interpretation is the better one.
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It's not obvious, though, that Meituan has discovered the secret sauce.
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And it's not obvious that all of its advances are positive.
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One is clearly a woman, the other's gender is not obvious.
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But it's not obvious the heavy investment will ever pay off.
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Now, it's not obvious that this tactic works all that well.
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It's not obvious where those UI elements are supposed to be now.
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It's true that it's not obvious where the ultimate economic cost falls.
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Even so, it is not obvious that her move will bear fruit.
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But the damage done to the American psyche is insidious — not obvious.
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I'm not a fortune teller, but it's sure not obvious to me.
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It's not obvious how Mr. Westergren can or will turn around Pandora.
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It's not obvious that this is a good job for a startup.
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It's not obvious that he's building that kind of philosophy or infrastructure.
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It's not obvious, to me, how Democrats get out of that bind.
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From the outside looking in, it's not obvious why Pradhan even bothers.
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In hindsight, everything looks obvious, but it's not obvious when you're there.
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It's bizarre that this is not obvious to everyone at this point.
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It is not obvious what Sessions thinks he does for a living.
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Look, there did not — it's not obvious to me, this is not my specialty, it's yours — not obvious to me why social media ... I wouldn't say unvarnished, but why it couldn't be a normative good in our democracy.
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There's no text and the difference between "Folders" and "Documents" was not obvious.
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That which influences the artists with the longest careers is often not obvious.
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It is not obvious if these links are assets or liabilities at present.
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I mean, the problem is that it's not obvious how to use it.
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Once before the Supreme Court, it's not obvious what the result would be.
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"The evidence is not obvious as to what happened out there," Carrillo said.
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What's not obvious is whether our country will adequately respond to this reality.
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But it's not obvious that this would be such a disaster for Uber.
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Either way, it's not obvious what a "tougher direction" for ICE would be.
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And it is not obvious, at least to me, that they realize it.
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But investors and populists are entwined in a way that is not obvious.
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It's not obvious to me that at 3 percent (yield) that is there.
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If it is not obvious, that code name was not chosen at random.
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I also particularly like the fact that the color scheme is not obvious.
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But it is not obvious whether this potential advantage is being realized here.
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But it's not obvious that this tragedy portends a rising number of such events.
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To Republican primary voters, it's not obvious that racist demagoguery is a bad thing.
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Raniere, according to the tape, wanted the symbol to be visible but not obvious.
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At first, it's not obvious where the friendly Mayday truck driver has dropped June.
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Said currents are not obvious to the naked eye, cautioned Lee County Sheriff's Sgt.
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Third, it is not obvious that more people are hungry for alternatives to meat.
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But then the incentive structure to do it that way is maybe not obvious.
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It's not obvious that doing what you love means you have to take chances.
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It's certainly not obvious that picking Gingrich would do much to turn that around.
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It's not obvious to me exactly what the connection is – absent oil of course.
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It's not obvious that you're going to go to church or synagogue or wherever.
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Moreover, the idea that income inequality may be declining is not obvious to many.
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From the way you recount the story, though, it's not obvious that you would.
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Lessons on the water often came like this, in small doses, subtle, not obvious.
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It is not obvious how to restore the America Mr. Trump's legions pine for.
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It's not obvious that he's interested in building that kind of philosophy or infrastructure.
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It's not obvious that Belei is an Amazon brand, the way, say, AmazonBasics is.
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It's also not obvious who should be monitoring patients if they stop taking medications.
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This is perhaps not obvious because, in humans, skill and intelligence are closely related.
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"The evidence is not obvious as to what happened out there," Carrillo said then.
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It's also not obvious rebels actually can kick out JFS, even if they want to.
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In the near term AT&T's business logic for buying Time Warner is not obvious.
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"The evidence is not obvious as to what happened out there," Carrillo told the paper.
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It's not obvious that I do have to watch it or I'll miss it all.
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It's not obvious until you realize that you can't turn around and see it recede.
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Brexit was less clear-cut since the consequences of a Leave vote were not obvious.
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"It's not obvious that the party will change in order to win elections," Fratto said.
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The answer is not obvious, because neither is the nature of an editor's creative work.
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"The evidence is not obvious as to what happened out there," Carrillo told The News.
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Five pending matters pertaining to constitutional law, however, carry particularly important though not obvious implications.
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Having the specialists discuss the artwork provides insights that are not obvious in casual observation.
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Even if Sessions survives the congressional furor, it's not obvious that other Trump staffers will.
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But it's not obvious that you would keep your integrity in such a tight campaign.
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They're trying to project the image of cool, left of center, contemporary but not obvious.
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It's not obvious what the upside of selling itself to the US would be. Absolutely!
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And unless you're on that very tall spire, it's not obvious what the topology is.
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Previously, the brand filed Chapter 11 reorganization and the change was not obvious to customers.
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For the untrained, it's not obvious how a two-dimensional drawing represents three-dimensional space.
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Additionally, it's not obvious that providing set-top boxes will always be in cable's interest.
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As a result, it is not obvious how far earthquakes may occur from injection wells.
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In short: The connection to actual radical groups is there, if not obvious to most people.
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And it's not obvious how exactly this new wave of gene-edited foods will be regulated.
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This means it's not obvious that the majority of the country actually opposes a peace deal.
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In case it's not obvious, it's very, very unlikely this bill will ever become a law.
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It is not obvious the guidance of a Chinese state-owned enterprise would be much help.
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The bond between Galindo's sources and the outcome is not obvious, nor does he emphasize it.
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The politics of attacking tech, however, are not obvious for the Democratic Party even in 2019.
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Also, it's not obvious that Zynga and Groupon's founder-controlled structure explains the companies' dismal performance.
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So that's why some of these pricing challenges that may seem obvious really were not obvious.
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And it's not obvious that cubicle life doesn't have to be the end of the road.
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On the other hand, it is not obvious Mr Trump's histrionics have made it much likelier.
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But certain characteristics and symmetries are just not obvious until you look at a physical representation.
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Furthermore, Lew argued it is the FSOC's job to identify potential risks that are not obvious.
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It's not obvious to me that this difference in political ideology matters at a practical level.
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Russo, No. 22011-21960, was not obvious, and its request for argument time was almost perfunctory.
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Also, it's not obvious that a Trump tweet constitutes a public forum in the first place.
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Second, it's not obvious the rebels actually can kick out JFS even if they want to.
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It's also not obvious that any of her imagined targets believe her to be "real," either.
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Russia and the Taliban are not obvious allies and have many reasons to distrust each other.
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"It's not obvious that 'fairly soon' means March," said Samuel D. Coffin, an economist at UBS.
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But they are also not obvious, or obviously correct: They need to be understood and articulated.
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But it is not obvious how to do this, and the change has not been made.
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Moreover, it's not obvious that American troops could even have stayed in Iraq given Iraqi politics.
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A lot of people don't, but only because it's not obvious that you can 23D Touch it.
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Meanwhile, it's not obvious that Trump has the votes for his deal in the US Congress either.
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But to those at WeWork in the early days, Rebekah's involvement in the company was not obvious.
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The numbers, in case it's not obvious, correspond to the approximate field -of-view of each camera.
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It's always hard to pin down the true impetus, and often the real source is not obvious.
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The work to invest in underserved communities is not obvious for a lot of people, Dove said.
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In case it's not obvious from the trailers, the performances are of the blustery jazz hands variety.
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And the effects of government interventions in the private sector are often not obvious to ordinary people.
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It is not obvious why linking two non-overlapping rail networks would make any area less competitive.
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There's a lotta things that going wrong, but it's not obvious that they have to go wrong.
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"The evidence is not obvious as to what happened out there," Sheriff Oscar Carrillo told the paper.
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All of my pictures show some kind of love, even if it's not obvious to most people.
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It's not obvious that the building Democratic wave will be enough to flip control of the chamber.
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The anxiety this caused me was not obvious — it was what I referred to as silent anxiety.
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In July 2013, however, the judge ruled it was not obvious that the claims were without merit.
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But sometimes it&aposs not obvious: Do you tough it out with a friend struggling with addiction?
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It is not obvious that so many of them can be added, however, or at what cost.
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But it's not obvious that being exposed to even representative voices on the other side moderates partisanship.
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Despite Uber's impressive achievements, it's not obvious the 40-year-old Kalanick can manage the same feat.
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"I find that they're not obvious misstatements," said the judge as he allowed Parnas' bail to continue.
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And it's not obvious that a very large tax cut tilted to upper-income brackets will achieve this.
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This is not obvious from looking at the characters, but it is obvious if you look at pinyin.
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Because it's rare and not obvious, the next monster stock is difficult to find, even for the pros.
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It seems ridiculous to me now that this was not obvious to me since the beginning of time.
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This, if you ask me, is the most interesting question here, the one whose answer is not obvious.
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But the point is that it's not obvious how committed North Korea ever was to good-faith negotiations.
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The differences were not obvious—the paper mentions "subtle differences in oviraptosaur tail morphology," but they were present.
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And it's not obvious that anyone was trying to be deceptive here; it was just extremely sloppy journalism.
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But clouds involve the interplay of so many mechanisms that it's not obvious how best to parameterize them.
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What is not obvious from such a guard is that the photos can still be misused quite easily.
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While highly regarded in their sectors, the new names are not obvious choices for a global food company.
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But when I have patients who're over 80, it's not obvious that I can prescribe exercise for them.
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Iranian disruption of Saudi production could be catastrophic, and challenging to counter if Tehran's fingerprints were not obvious.
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The Echo's utility was not obvious, and in its earliest incarnation, it seemed a bit of a ditz.
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The problem for the guests, it seems, is that the business case for Buckys vision is not obvious.
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If nobody voted, that might be a disaster, but it's not obvious that anyone in particular has to.
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Sotomayor has a way of structuring scenes and composing images that makes everything perfectly clear but not obvious.
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And that puts a smile on my face—even if it's not obvious under my sweaty, oppressive mask.
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It is not obvious why the French and their European partners are so upset with the current system.
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They are not obvious candidates for a bipartisan amnesty, but after thirty-seven years here, they should be.
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So when a publication that identifies as evangelical denounces the president, it's not obvious what that actually means.
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In fact, it's often not obvious how Amazon will redeploy talent and technology in its products down the line.
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The right fix was not obvious, says Alex Fisher, a retired British Airways pilot who writes about flight safety.
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It's not obvious why Henry and Carina are prisoners, or why everyone is being so mean to each other.
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For a service that is focused on streamlining processes, getting to this stage was laborious and not obvious, though.
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It is not obvious, however, that the increase in the minimum wage is to blame for the disappointing data.
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Degrassi's been winning the "totally not obvious nickname for social media" since their debut of MyRoom (totally not MySpace).
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Millman's rating: 3/10"I think it's too obvious and not obvious enough, if you know what I'm saying."
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Adding to the mystery: There were not obvious signs of distress in the home, Rowland said — quite the opposite.
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Or could it be that the accuser's apparent objections to Spacey's advances were not obvious enough to be noted?
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It's not obvious, but it helps; deep in the mine, to remind yourself; this is part of the iPhone.
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And it was surely not obvious that this process would be error-prone and would provide little intelligence value.
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This says there is some variability at depth on Mars and the source is not obvious at the surface.
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In these cases, it is not obvious whether the state delegates or the final alignment results were reported inaccurately.
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Lawrence may have opened the gate, but it was not obvious that Miller was going to squeeze through it.
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Regardless, it is at least not obvious that simply calling Sanders a socialist does much harm to him politically.
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"You'll often be shocked to find that what's obvious to you is not obvious to anyone else," says Pinker.
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It also was not obvious how to wring a better return out of the company, given its financial performance.
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"It's not obvious, from the regulations, that Whitaker will automatically and immediately take over the Mueller investigation," said McCord.
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JI has condemned ISIS as apostates, but it's not obvious that all Indonesian militant groups feel the same way.
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Indeed, it's not obvious what evidence could, in principle, settle a dispute over whether some expression is or isn't one.
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But it's not obvious that this is the best use of Democrats' political capital should they retake power in Washington.
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It's not obvious but we live these stories and it's not just in the high-tech startups we so love.
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A lot of them look very gay to me, and it's not obvious until you see it a few times.
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At the time, in the early 2000s, the importance of this contribution was not obvious, including to Mr Autor himself.
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The route to civilizing big data so that we gain more than we lose is uncertain, complex, and not obvious.
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"It was not obvious to Sanofi and the World Health Organization, but it was obvious to me," he told Reuters.
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It's not obvious that Russia and Iran are willing, or even able, to totally crush the rebels on their own.
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This is a fundamental thing you learn as a data scientist that may not be not obvious for security professionals.
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Yet the assumptions that make it logical — that hearts symbolize love and chocolate is sexy — are not obvious at all.
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Given the strength of support for Mr Qadri, it was not obvious that the government would dare to execute him.
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"It's just not obvious that their advantages transfer directly into our space," Silverman said of mass e-tailers like Amazon.
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Ermotti said there were not obvious warning signs in the years prior to the UBS Puerto Rico bond funds imploding.
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As a result, it's not obvious that the building Democratic wave will be enough to flip control of the House.
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Unfortunately, too many people selling a criminal justice degree, and it's not obvious what somebody's going to do with that.
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It's not obvious that you would put real but unsexy issues like opioids first, above the cable TV symbolic ones.
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But it's just not obvious that Biden is the clearly safer choice, especially given what we saw four years ago.
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It's not obvious the short-run gains are worth the talent drain, but it's hard to see this trend changing.
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But it's not obvious that less visible, but no less vital, GOP elites — such as big donors — share their revulsion.
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It remains a world with murky oversight, and if you are harmed, it is not obvious what can be done.
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If it's not obvious, Black Panther has quickly become a cultural movement, a national phenomenon we're only lucky enough to witness.
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That's a positive if not obvious start, but Facebook has been criticized for failing to fully invest in change in Myanmar.
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Having been passive data generators for so long, it is also not obvious that consumers have the appetite to take control.
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And it's not obvious that the world is whizzing past and we're too engrossed in our devices and plans to notice.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, it is not obvious from his prior rulings how he may come down on death penalty cases.
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But until the Republicans return to ideological politics over identity politics, it is not obvious what to do about that problem.
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But the population is aging, people, as far as I can tell it's not obvious that we need less health care.
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Often they are communicating in amazing ways that are not obvious, their perspective of right and wrong, but for grown-ups.
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The captain of the English Test cricket side, Alastair Cook, and his former team-mate Jonathan Trott are not obvious rebels.
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With all these factors in play, it is not obvious what course the U.S. should follow to deal with the problem.
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The answer is not obvious, given that the relative earnings power of a college degree has been flattening in recent years.
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But the answer to that question is not obvious and depends in part on the outcome of a reasonable impeachment inquiry.
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At the same time, it's not obvious that making Twitter more like Facebook would allow Twitter to grow to Facebook's size.
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It's not obvious that you would be restrained by democratic norms, when the president comes into your district and shreds them.
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If they liked Melania before, knowing she was an immigrant, it's not obvious that they'll start freaking out about her now.
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It's not obvious that either of these changes strengthens Uber's argument that drivers are not employees in a narrow legal sense.
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Although this kind of misinformation can endanger public health, it's not obvious that social media is substantially increasing overall vaccine hesitancy.
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Not only can "beat" mean many things, but it's not obvious from the clue that the answer will be past tense.
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Anyone could see the necessity of avoiding another European war, but it's not obvious why that automatically involves a federal Europe.
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The Montana Supreme Court struck down the entire program, and so it was not obvious that it discriminated against religious groups.
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But because the virus can be asymptomatic and still spread, it's not obvious where it is and isn't dangerous to be.
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The Montana Supreme Court struck down the entire program and so it is not obvious that it discriminated against religious groups.
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The conclusion we reached — that her novels are unusual in their focus on the ordinary — was not obvious at the outset.
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When he embarked on his ambitious transformation of Accenture, it was not obvious that such a shift was necessary, colleagues said.
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Traces of 9/11 are not obvious in her pieces, but the importance of embodiment, environment, and gender justice define her exhibitions.
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First, it is not obvious to me that manufacturing industries will definitely be the big winners (such as it is) from Brexit.
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In other words, it is not obvious that CEOs in America and Britain are raking it in because they are uniquely skilled.
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It's not obvious to museum visitors, but Armstrong's spacesuit now actually breathes to help dispel gases that contribute to its slow decay.
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And secondly, it was just from a business point of view not obvious how we would monetize that ... No, how would you?
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Under Putin, Russia has been increasingly adventurist, but it's not obvious that the U.S. is the best nation to check Russia behavior.
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"If the "who" is not obvious, qualifications and a plan to fill this void must be part of the plan," he added.
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In fact, it's not obvious that you need to know anything else in order to get excited about investing in commodity producers.
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However, it's not obvious that stopping the spread of knowledge in this way is actually good for the economy as a whole.
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For that reason, it is not obvious that Tuesday's performance represents a significant improvement over the Democrats' showings earlier in the year.
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But it is not obvious why Buttigieg should be considered less experienced at being an executive than many of his major rivals.
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Yet many of these harms tend to be out of sight — not obvious to shoppers, and not clear to lawmakers or regulators.
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So it's not obvious that they're going to be willing to pay a big premium for the one with the best interface.
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The divorce could have affected Amazon's corporate governance, although it's not obvious that it would actually affect business operations in any meaningful way.
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But apparently that's not obvious to everyone, which is how one rider shut down a roller coaster at Disney California Adventure on Monday.
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It's not obvious why these treasures were ignored, but the presence of these items points to the conspicuous wealth of this island settlement.
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There are not obvious historical examples of a candidate placing fifth in Iowa and then surging to a close third in New Hampshire.
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But it's not obvious in this cycle that party actors can credibly promise to deliver things that others in the party actually want.
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We first see the "damn graveyard," as Hop calls it, in fifth episode "Dig Dug," although it's not obvious that's what we're observing.
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" He added, "It's not evident, or not obvious, that the government of Britain has the majority for any form of Brexit quite frankly.
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How to analyse them is not obvious and is made more difficult still by the fact that what is popular changes over time.
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It is not obvious that amateurs should have such strong powers, even though they are assisted by a legal adviser in each court.
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That's a way of learning empathy for the past, and a way to see that the truth we know now is not obvious.
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And while he's become very unpopular among members of Parliament, it's not obvious that dissatisfaction has spread to rank-and-file Labour voters.
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Unlike an earnings-based ranking, the methodology for ranking colleges by their intangible benefits is not obvious, since intangible benefits are well, intangible.
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The terrorist attacks have prompted a surge in new recruits, but it is not obvious that they signed up to patrol shopping centres.
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"It's not obvious that you can necessarily migrate the data from your system to somebody else's system," Tanguy Van Overstraeten, of Linklaters, said.
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But it was not obvious that morning whose view would prevail — or even which of the two had the authority to give orders.
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But the absence of a flag is not obvious because the delegation is small: 47 athletes and a few dozen support staff members.
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Just in case it's not obvious: Children who are being poisoned by their environment don't have the same opportunities as children who aren't.
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It was not obvious how Diem and the Americans were supposed to forge a nation from the fractured society the French left behind.
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Cheap parts, some coming from Chinese suppliers, have weak or no password protections, and it is not obvious how to change those passwords.
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The reasons that treatment didn't reduce chaining are not obvious, said Dr. Ofori-Atta, but may include the length of the trial itself.
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One person who knows both men remarked on the affinity between Mr. Trump and Justice Kennedy, which is not obvious at first glance.
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It is not obvious that the most recent polls are much worse for the president than those taken a week or two ago.
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And given how the ride-hail giants have struggled financially, it's not obvious that ride-hailing, robotic or not, is a great business.
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Mr. Johnson said a paramount concern was "not-obvious damage," referring to problems like gas leaks and structural damage to houses and businesses.
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If Chinese manufacturing growth is flat-lining or worse, it's not obvious from the country's import demand with the obvious exception of aluminium.
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Mr. Iyal's case was a much less likely bet because he was fleeing a family spat, and not obvious persecution, Mr. Khan said.
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The presidential campaign was focused on his personality and political preferences, and it was not obvious that this could transfer into a party vote.
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It's not obvious to me that we are at that moment, or that the contemporary Democratic Party has gone the way of the Whigs.
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It is not obvious that Mr Trump's support will prove helpful, any more than did Barack Obama's backing for the Remain campaign in 2016.
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As the Republican Party becomes increasingly inhospitable to such figures nationally, it is not obvious how it can retain them at the state level.
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It is not obvious why such voters, sick of Mr Trump's antics, would warm to a Democrat offering a different set of implausible promises.
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It just is not obvious that the reasonable partygoer is supposed to walk into this apartment and say: Got to get out of here.
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Even so, left-wing voters despise Sarkozy and it is not obvious how easily he would create a cross-party front to defeat her.
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"While profitability has been better than expected lately, it is still not obvious that these units should be under the same roof," Hernander said.
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If Pyongyang gets an ICBM, it complicates the United States' strategic calculus, but it is not obvious that deterrence would not continue to work.
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Even with the best intentions, and the clearest facts, it's not obvious what Madison and the other framers would want their heirs to do.
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Without him, it's not obvious who gets to take over next, which means that the leader's death is more likely to create a crisis.
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Most of the video does not appear to show combat and it is not obvious where the video was taken or at what time.
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"If you look at the number of votes two of the four [women selected] received, they are not obvious choices," the art historian said.
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And it's not obvious (Glossier did not answer questions about the situation at the time) who — the artists, Beyoncé, the actresses, everyone — was paid.
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It's a disgrace that we still need to say that neo-Nazis and white supremacists are wrong — as if this is somehow not obvious.
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The question of where to draw the line is hard, but it's not obvious to everyone, nor can we expect there to be consensus.
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"Inversion is a powerful thinking tool because it puts a spotlight on errors and roadblocks that are not obvious at first glance," James writes.
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Instead, it asks them to solve problems they haven't seen before, to identify patterns that are not obvious and to make compelling written arguments.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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As monologues, as one-acts, as meditations on, as Mr. Gyllenhaal put it, "the terror of loving," the plays are not obvious Broadway fare.
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It's not obvious why Pernod has underperformed its larger rival, but for investors sizing up the value of activism, it may be worth figuring out.
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These are perfumes that smell pleasant but not obvious, are easy to wear but not boring, that make their presence known but also somehow don't?
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Emerging divisions between Trump and the rest of the party reflect this — it's not obvious who stands to gain or what the disagreement is about.
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As in a fictional crime mystery, all the facts were not obvious at once, but came out over days and weeks as the investigation progressed.
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The rise in Beyond Meat's stock price "was fueled by very bold expectations, the likelihood of which is not obvious," Abdikarimov said in an email.
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"One of the strangest things in ministry is that the best part of what you do is not measurable and it's not obvious," he says.
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Even if antitrust officials conclude that big tech companies' size is a danger to competition, it's not obvious how they can best rein them in.
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Second, the crime of obstruction is legally straightforward, whereas it's not obvious which laws Trump would have violated by accepting Russian assistance during the election.
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Americans mocked the French for falling for this crass clown, while the French couldn't understand why Mr. Lewis's genius was not obvious to his compatriots.
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"It is not obvious to me that the market has hit a floor yet," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, told CNBC on Friday.
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Mexico filed a brief supporting the parents in the case, suggesting that the foreign relations problem in allowing the case to proceed was not obvious.
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It's not obvious Trump meant to say that, or even knew what saying that meant, as Manafort immediately began denying Trump had ever said it.
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It is also not obvious why salami is considered to be ultra-processed, yet cheese, which often requires considerably more processing steps and additives, is not.
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That's not to mention that queer identity is often not obvious and visible, making it even harder to know who is LGBTQ outside of queer spaces.
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Bank Jefferies said the oil price "upside from here is not obvious to us," but added it expected the oil market to remain undersupplied through 2018.
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There's also probably areas that are not obvious to us […] It's not at all fair to say that this is any kind of a beta period.
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It is not obvious, for instance, that there would be much to gain by investigating the circumstances of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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That's not obvious during a visit to the lab, where virtual reality headsets are strewn on tables and a corn-hole game sits in the corner.
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"A delete button is perhaps a different matter, as it is not obvious that 'delete' means the same as 'exercise my right of erasure'," said Brown.
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Based on the public information I've reviewed, it's not obvious that Kik was under any contractual obligation to the purchasers other than to deliver the tokens.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Whether you're shopping for a work pal or soulmate, it can be hard to find a present that's unique and not obvious.
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But many of those visitors are not obvious football fans or are from abroad, and the N.F.L. has stepped up its effort to attract fans overseas.
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Though it was not obvious at the time, Iraq had become a powder keg, one that would ignite when its government was toppled a decade later.
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It's not obvious why the change in composition of workers (more workers in their 50s and 60s, fewer in their 20s and 30s) slows down innovation.
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But if you squint at the midterm results, it is not obvious that Texas will be so far to the right of those Sun Belt battlegrounds.
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"It's not that hard to figure out the industries that will be challenged, but it's not obvious what will happen in a challenged industry," she said.
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What was very new, very interesting, and certainly not obvious is how this American president invoked sovereignty and that he did so on the world stage.
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"It's a disgrace that we still need to say that neo-Nazis and white supremacists are wrong — as if this is somehow not obvious," he wrote.
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As Mr. Cerutti of Christie's intimated, the major auction houses are increasingly looking at alternative ways to bolster demand for works that are not obvious trophies.
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It's not obvious that Ms. Sparrow's cuddly comment on gentrification can have much bite when its lead sponsor is the Standard, arguably the neighborhood's foremost gentrifier.
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It is not obvious how you go about justifying an action without having in mind some principle or objective in light of which it is justified.
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Ralston Crawford once noted that even if his abstraction's source subjects were not obvious to viewers, each image he created evolved out of something he had seen.
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Likewise, it is not obvious that quantum physics could ever be harnessed for computation, since the distinctive effects of quantum physics are so well hidden from us.
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The Chinese statistics bureau said after the release of the data that the impact from bilateral trade tensions with the U.S. was not obvious yet, Reuters reported.
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It's not obvious what event the headline is referring to, but likely, it's a reference to the coup on the government staged by the Sons of Jacob.
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"In situations where it is not obvious that the dog is a service animal, staff may ask only two specific questions," according to the Department of Justice.
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The takeaway, if it's not obvious, is that just because a prestigious name is slapped on a piece of tech doesn't mean it's going to be good.
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But the problem with strongman rule is that the strongmen are not immortal, and once they fall ill or die, it's not obvious who will replace them.
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Bank Jefferies said the oil price "upside from here is not obvious to us" but added that it expects the oil market to remain undersupplied through 2018.
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It's not obvious Trump meant to say that, or that he even knew what saying that meant, as Manafort immediately began denying Trump had ever said it.
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Even in Aleppo, the most strategically important front where Assad is making gains, it's not obvious he can build on recent advances and actually take the city.
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Most of the vesicles from the runners made a beeline for the animals' livers, the scientists found, directed by biological signals that were not obvious but insistent.
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To my surprise, it's not obvious that a rerun of the Virginia House of Delegates election on a national scale would yield Democratic control of the House.
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Among other problems, he said, it would require doing intensive investigations of who is using certain email accounts where the nationality of the person is not obvious.
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"CA is a legacy software company that specializes in mainframes - shared synergies are not obvious," Nomura Instinet analyst Romit Shah said in a note to clients Thursday.
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At least in recent years, Democrats simply place greater emphasis on maintaining field offices than Republicans do, and it's not obvious that this advantage determines the winner.
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It is not obvious, to put it mildly, that Middlebury students and faculty had a moral obligation to prevent Mr. Murray from airing these views in public.
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But just in case it's not obvious, here are five reasons why Trump should stop doing it: Trump's comments aren't just typical lewd banter among guy friends.
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And if the real point of such deals were to deter asylum seekers from making journeys in the first place, then it is not obvious that it works.
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It's not obvious that having people who get attacked all the time—including neo-Nazi sites—that you would by default want them to be on your network.
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This was my first IRL stream as the Doc and if it's not obvious by now, one of the things I try to stay true with is authenticity.
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The indictment describes a scheme in which the defendants entered a "genuine" order, which was also called an "iceberg" order because the total amount sought was not obvious.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a determination by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board that a Finjan malware detection patent was not obvious.
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If that's not obvious enough, a quick look at who owns the domain name shows that it was registered on March 29th by Viacom, Comedy Central's parent company.
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If China exploits its workers and pollutes its rivers so that poor Americans can enjoy cheaper goods, it is not obvious that America is getting a raw deal.
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Each of them failed spectacularly and quickly, because it's just not obvious that there is enough will from the masses (and the deep-pocketed) to actually go there.
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It's not obvious that any of these combinations would necessarily make financial sense for Verizon, but its own lackluster numbers mean it's nearly time to make a call.
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"This inclusive, inspirational message was the theme that allowed President Trump to succeed," Gingrich writes, as if the racial overtones of "Make America Great Again" were not obvious.
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But it is not generally considered a crime, and it is not obvious that people who drive cars that others have rented should forfeit their Fourth Amendment rights.
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Most of the districts that are in play lean Republican in presidential elections, and it is not obvious whether the Democrats actually lead in a lot of them.
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Neither Tehran nor its art scene feel small, but that's not obvious at the street level, and the visitor needs a lot to help to navigate the nuance.
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"By definition, ASI will understand the world and humans better than we understand it, and it's not obvious at all how we could control something like that," said Tallinn.
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Given Goop's celebrity founder and its long history of dealing in ambiguous health claims, it's a highly visible (if not obvious) company to call out with a major petition.
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In many occupations workers on company payrolls face the prospect that their existing skills will become obsolete, yet it is often not obvious how they can gain new ones.
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I thought that could be a powerful track and that secular stations would play it because it's not obvious that we were bringing you into the faith of Christ.
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Now that we know what Hodor's name actually means it seems sort of obvious (well not obvious, exactly, but like the sort of thing someone could have worked out).
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Buttigieg said that it was unfortunate that it was not obvious to everybody that black lives had value, "so that is the contribution of Black Lives Matter," he said.
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And that got me thinking: If it is not obvious that the president only utilizes campaign-style rhetoric, then maybe his other rhetorical choices are not so obvious either.
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"Weapon systems have a wide variety of interfaces, some of which are not obvious, that could be used as pathways for adversaries to access the systems," the study concluded.
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"It's not evident, or not obvious, that the government of Britain has the majority for any form of Brexit, quite frankly," the Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, said Wednesday.
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These can be startlingly fast bursts, not obvious to people who are just going about their business, but glaringly so to those who interpret the moves of financial markets.
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"It's not obvious what the motivations were for anyone to assassinate the chief of staff, or whether he had any connections to the violence in Bahir Dar," he said.
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This was the pattern nationwide, so it is not obvious that this can be attributed to Mr. O'Rourke specifically; it could have been the favorable Democratic environment more generally.
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It's not obvious that someone with Mattis's set of interests and checkered history of public comments would be the kind of person who would even want to be president.
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But the connections were not obvious when the Andres piece came first, conducted by Courtney Lewis with Jonathan Biss as soloist: Who knows all the Beethoven cadenzas by heart?
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Though not obvious historic treasures, Brutalist buildings of this generation are gaining respect, and the Swiss architects of the Philharmonie, Herzog & de Meuron, used this one as their podium.
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"This decline in stock ownership by taxable investors has been hard to spot since it is not obvious in data published by the Federal Reserve and others," the report found.
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You need to first discover where it can be used (something that's oftentimes not obvious) and then see if it's actually a more useful or faster way to do something.
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The trade fight erupted more than a year ago, but past rounds of import duties have mostly affected parts and components that are not obvious to the average U.S. consumer.
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While it is not obvious how or even whether the trade war will end, Mr. Trump has said that negotiators are making progress toward a first-phase deal with China.
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This means no party will control an outright majority of seats in Parliament (212 out of 21923), which means it's not obvious who the prime minister will be going forward.
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"If he loses, and it's legit and fair, and there's not obvious stuff out there without question, yes," my father would concede to Democrat Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Jr. said.
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Some common, though not obvious, considerations to bear in mind: Whatever your ultimate choice of headphones, the most essential post-purchase advice I can offer is to not doubt yourself.
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Okay, if it's not obvious — a magnetic surface that has its position controlled by an applied voltage can also be arranged so that its own position changes that voltage instead.
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If it's not obvious from looking at it, this adorable... From the very beginning of Android, Apple has been complaining that its Android competitors are ripping off its iPhone designs.
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"Although not obvious, the RBI seems to be instrumental in rescuing (the) rupee from its low of 69.10 to current prices," said Pritam Kumar Patnaik, Business Head at Reliance Commodities.
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Yeah. But it's not obvious, and there was this media frenzy when this happened because the bear cub attacked a bunch of students, and then there was this rabies scare.
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Sometimes, how they use them is not obvious — as a featured piece by Paolo Salvagione demonstrates; it really doesn't matter whether viewers understand the mechanics behind the works' visual tricks.
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It's a morally complex story — it's not obvious what we're supposed to be thinking about these characters right off the bat, and they change a lot as the story unfolds.
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Maybe this picture and these equations will make things clear: It's not obvious how to make this work, so let's just pick a value for the size of the planet.
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It's "not obvious it'll have any impact on violence in Mexico and much less on drug flows," Luis Rubio, the president of the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations, told me.
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And if the contrast with the likes of Mr. Sanders, 75, were not obvious enough, the governor held up one of his accomplishments against one of Mr. Sanders's calling cards.
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It's not obvious when you're playing it, but if you were to take a snapshot of FSW and look at it from top down, you'd realize it's a linear, puzzle game.
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As HuffPost's Zach Carter writes, while the next steps aren't apparent, there are a couple of paths lawmakers could take: It is not obvious precisely what Congress should do about it.
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Juicero claims that its approach yields the freshest possible juice, but it's not obvious that fruit pulp stored in a bag actually stays fresh longer than juice stored in a bottle.
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True, discerning a vital American national interest in places with names like Omarska was not obvious, even if the wars upset the European peace America had committed to maintaining since 1945.
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But it is not obvious the Fed has contributed much to the slowdown or that it can do much to reverse the deceleration if the administration keeps escalating the trade wars.
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While YouTube Premium users have apparently welcomed the Autoplay on Home implementation they've had for the past six months, it's not obvious that everyone else will greet the change as warmly.
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But for all its flaws, it is still not obvious that the election was rigged by anywhere near the margin of nine percentage points that Mr Kenyatta had over Mr Odinga.
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The dollar index hit a 12-week low in early European trading, although traders stressed it was not obvious it would fall much further ahead of U.S. jobs numbers on Friday.
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Several large companies that have significant exposure to space are represented in the Kensho Space Index, including Boeing, Honeywell, Lockheed and United Technologies but also a few not obvious: Heico Corp.
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And that the final curtain fell with Lensky and Onegin staring intently at each other presumably carried significance, though whether it was meant to be confronting or consoling was not obvious.
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But it's not obvious that those calling for forgiveness now are concerned about the real inequities of the criminal justice system, including the over-incarceration of children in the United States.
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The Fed is reluctant to cut now, when the need is not obvious, since it could find itself with few arrows in its quiver if a crisis or deep recession occurred.
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It's also not obvious what kind of political points are scored by suggesting that a sitting president was briefed on a legitimate national security concern while still in the White House.
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He really has presided over a period of low and falling unemployment, and if it's not obvious that he deserves credit for it, it's at least true he hasn't interrupted it.
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One isn't necessarily better than the other (just kidding, I'll take the telephoto lens any day) and it's just not obvious which one Google might strategically see as more important in 2019.
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At the very least, it's not obvious that even perfectly rational and reflective players, playing good strategies and acting in their own best interests, will end up at equilibrium in this game.
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It is anyway not obvious that defenestrating Mr Najib is in the sultans' interests: for those who would carve out a greater role in politics, a weak government is probably a boon.
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In case it's not obvious, appointing a noted anti-vaxxer and conspiracy theorist to lead a team responsible for "vaccine safety and scientific integrity" is a very, very dumb thing to do.
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"The benefit of these new ML approaches is that they hold the potential to discover artifacts that are not obvious and not previously known," digital forensics expert Hany Farid told The Verge.
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It is also not obvious how, in practical terms, he can expect to wean his brethren off party politics without revising the tenets of the 1979 resurgence, which he claims to support.
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The real revolution here is not obvious, but technology like EyeEm Vision and The Roll will change how we use photography; it is no longer necessary to tag images to find them.
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But it is not obvious why such seemingly masochistic practices are considered, in ways that people cannot quite articulate, so vitally important to the identity of communities, be they cultural or religious.
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Though the show's opening was timed to coincided with the COP 21971 conference, how the gathered works model nature to the extent that it relates to global climate change is not obvious.
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"The concept and the execution of Fox News is so closely associated with Ailes and his instincts and it is not obvious that someone can step in to do that," Edmonds said.
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Sometimes it's not obvious: for example, Target can tell from a woman's purchases whether she is pregnant and tailor its marketing accordingly, according to a 2012 report by the New York Times.
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Now, of course, there could be legal challenges to this type of action given that it's not obvious that there is a national emergency that would support the declaration by the president.
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It's not obvious that it would make us any less willing to infringe on her autonomy during pregnancy, or to trust her any more with the responsibility of raising a new baby.
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A report released this morning from Digital Content Next, a trade body representing publishers, shows the breadth of data Google collects about users, often in ways that are not obvious to them.
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Though this idea may be obvious, O'Brien said, what was not obvious was how to create a rhino database -- in wild and remote African regions -- that could make a direct genetic match.
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Is it not obvious, Lippmann asks, that people prefer the entertaining and the trivial over the dull and the important, or the flattering and the convenient over the honest and the difficult?
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Whether the firm would be able to go public at a flat price to its final private round was not obvious, and today's news makes it clear that that is not likely.
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But Obama himself is not going to lead Democrats into victory, and given the electoral map, it's not obvious that a stepped-up level of involvement is always going to be helpful.
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The bar posted a sign explaining (because it's apparently not obvious enough) that it's the bartender's job to be nice to customers; it does not mean she is "uncontrollably sexually attracted" to them.
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Clearly, then, the discipline of linguistics needs a marketing overhaul, because this is exactly what linguistics consists of: describing the rules, many of them hidden and not obvious, of the human language ability.
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Modern financial markets make it cheap and easy to hedge against a wide variety of price fluctuations, and it's not obvious people are clamoring for a weird, internet-based alternative to these products.
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After a decade that included a global financial crash, numerous investigations into market collusion and relentless automation, trading floors at banks in London have been transformed in ways not obvious at first glance.
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Mr. Malek's win is well deserved, and we should applaud the granting of the award to a person of Arab descent for his talent, and for his casting in a not-obvious role.
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In the circumstances, it is not obvious the next move in oil prices will be higher in the near term, and that caution has started to flow through into prices and fund manager positions.
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It's not obvious that security guards would be able to spot someone concealing a weapon even if they were at every door; in fact, there were two armed guards at Santa Fe on Friday.
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Given how little the state has been able to do to solve the housing crisis, it is at the very least not obvious that it would do a better job handling this adjacent crisis.
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Even the best CEO would have struggled to justify the companies' high initial valuations, and it's not obvious that things would have turned out much differently if the companies had a more conventional structure.
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A few weeks ago, a couple friends and I were about to watch a surprisingly bad scifi movie in my…Read more ReadThat said, it's not obvious that smarthomes would really improve our lives.
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The old business model, in case it's not obvious from this McKinsey-ified chart, had been to make stupid graphics to show investors in hopes that they give ex-CEO Adam Neumann more money.
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But performance has been so bad in so many areas at Viacom, which owns MTV and other cable networks, that it is not obvious how a senior manager there could effectively make big changes.
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But it's not obvious that a theory emphasizing the uncertainty of perception—the way that the brain has to infer what is outside rather than straightforwardly taking it in—is a theory of oneness.
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"I think most investors are scratching their heads, trying to make sense of it and it's not obvious as to why," said Matthew Goodson, director at Salt Funds Management in Auckland, a Xero investor.
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Though the homages and allusions are not obvious, the 18-minute work, starting with elegiac strings and ending with braying brasses, has a pleasing contour and gives the orchestra a good and imaginative workout.
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Not only will it serve as a reminder to stay adventurous, but we guarantee these not-obvious picks can easily be styled with other summer vacation essentials, such as cutoff shorts, sundresses, and rompers.
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My column this morning tells you some more about my late grandparents (whom, if it's not obvious, I completely adored) and why I think they're relevant to the agonizing choice facing Republicans this year.
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It's not obvious that we should have more certainty about the Biden theory of electorate than the Sanders one — that voters will be deaf to Republican efforts to paint him as an authoritarian communist.
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Challenging the point that officers had shooed away a witness as part of a cover-up, the judge said it was not obvious that the police had known the witness had seen the shooting.
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But more broadly, even if you do have a 401(k) or a 529 account that you care about, it's at least not obvious that the stock market being down is bad for you.
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When friends of mine ask me, "Hey, should I invest in crypto?" the story I often tell them, which you'll appreciate ... in 1999 it was not obvious that Google is going to win. Right.
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It's not entirely obvious that covering these demographic and geographic bases is more important than adding a Latino or a Spanish speaker to the ticket, but it's certainly not obvious that it's less important either.
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This is all wonderful stuff for games theorists, but it's not obvious that a great national decision should depend on the extent to which millions of voters apply game theory to the way they vote.
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It is not obvious why applicants in Spain, for example, have to memorise swathes of the legal code; nor why Indian candidates must know which ancient kingdom was associated with the life of the Buddha.
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The tech giant currently requires its affiliates to tell customers that they make money from recommending certain items, but the group argues the disclosures are often not obvious enough, or do not happen at all.
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Some of the munitions would take years to produce and deliver, so it is not obvious how those sales are consistent with the argument that the exports are to address an immediate crisis with Iran.
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China has suffered a loss of sales in the American market, but the Chinese government has taken an increasingly hard line, and it is not obvious that ratcheting up the tariffs would produce better results.
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China has suffered a loss of sales in the American market, but the Chinese government has taken an increasingly hard line, and it is not obvious that ratcheting up the tariffs would produce better results.
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For reasons that are not obvious to someone who is not a physiologist, which includes me, it basically tricks your body into responding to exercise as though you had exercised much more vigorously than you had.
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An alternative ring like hers is one that draws many questions, she noted: "Although a lot of the time people don't realize it's an engagement ring, but I quite like that – it's not obvious," Gibbons explained.
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Once some album-side-long songs had been recorded, and some snippets of classical music appropriated, it was not obvious how further progress might be made, especially since the bands now had big crowds to please.
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Cramer warned that the top energy investments were not obvious: while energy giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron performed strongly on Tuesday, they have lagged the sector for months, partially due to their exposure to natural gas.
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Exclusive Cereal has also developed a natural, if not obvious, partnership with smoke shops around Southern California, meaning people can buy a new bowl or blunt wraps and get some accompanying snacks at the same time.
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"I think it's not obvious that a stand-alone pharmacy prescription service is going to make big inroads, particularly in a metropolitan area where you have a Duane Reade on every other street corner," she said.
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The wisdom of putting trade in there is not obvious when you have to figure out what to do about potential adversaries with nuclear-armed submarines along America's Atlantic and Pacific shorelines, undetectable hypersonic weapons, etc.
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If it's not obvious by now, I am a creature of habit, and I always listen to the same songs when I run, starting with "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" by Busta Rhymes.
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Presidential elections are very hard to study with any degree of precision, and it's not obvious whether voters behave more like they do in House elections or gubernatorial ones when it comes to the White House.
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The popular Priority Access tour of the cathedral on TripAdvisor's ranking informs tourists of "hidden details and symbolism not obvious when exploring independently," according to the tour's TripAdvisor profile, and includes a skip-the-line ticket.
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The structural thing is maybe not obvious but: the president of the United States is, ultimately, the person in charge of the dollar; the power of the dollar is an extension of the power of the state.
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" As the Oxford Textbook of Psychopathology points out, "There is for all of us a trade-off between vigilance and vulnerability, and it is sometimes not obvious whether tilting one way or the other is the healthier.
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The method itself is incredibly imprecise, and uses only suspected cases of Banksy's artwork (Banksy performs his art anonymously, so it's not obvious which pieces belong to him, or if the work is performed by multiple people).
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"It's not obvious when you're applying," Reses said, noting that people take their phone into the corner of a store instead of conspicuously filing paperwork, without fellow shoppers ever knowing that you weren't just scrolling through Instagram.
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In case it's not obvious (which, apparently, it isn't for a huge chunk of the people who took this survey), this is a huge problem — and it points to the importance of continually having conversations about consent.
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You also have emerging areas like blockchain and AR and VR that aren't mainstream and it's not obvious when they'll bust into the market in a big way but that stand to drive new waves of newness.
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And it's not obvious why they said yes, but we were able to convince University of Southern California to sign up with us, and then Georgetown, your alma mater, and then University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
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" Some legal experts said it was not obvious how an exchange between Mr. Trump and a foreign leader could meet the legal standards for a whistle-blower complaint that the inspector general would deem an "urgent concern.
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It would be better if those allies spent a little more, but it's not obvious that America's forthcoming global challenges—such as managing China's rise and Russia's revanchism—would be advanced by more German and Japanese militarism.
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Vilmorin had said in October it would look at Syngenta's vegetable seeds activities if the Swiss chemicals group were to sell, but had stressed that the benefits were not obvious and the price might be too high.
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If it's not obvious yet, I do — which is why the trailer for Pitch Perfect 3 made my heart sink when I saw that the Bellas were going to be facing off against an all-female rock band.
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"I think job growth should bounce back at some point, but it's not obvious to me that this will happen in October, at least not with a full bounce back," wrote JPMorgan economist Daniel Silver, in an email.
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It's not obvious why he is better suited to contend either with the unrest in Hong Kong, including airport clashes that caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled this week, or with slower economic growth in the mainland.
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This is not obvious on first glance, and likely not an intended consequence of the tariffs, but may have crucial implications on cost and availability of cancer care in the future to patients during their most vulnerable time.
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One can hope that will be a self-limiting process — that we will experience five weeks' worth of really bad initial claims all in one week and then bottom out — but it's not obvious that it will be.
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"Cryptocurrencies arguably solve the problem of making payments in a trustless environment, but it is not obvious that this is a problem that needs solving, at least in the United States and other advanced economies," the post said.
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As a black, female executive — and one of the few women of color present at the meeting — was it not obvious she wasn't excited about an election in which 94 percent of black women voted for Hillary Clinton?
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It's not obvious who the offending coffee drinker on set was, or what flavor of Starbucks brew they enjoy, but the position of the cup was on the grand table of the nobles, in front of Jon Snow's seat.
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It is fine to point out that a looser fiscal stance would imply higher interest rates; but it is not obvious what is gained when a central banker directly criticises, or endorses, a specific tax plan or spending policy.
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But it's hard not to view the longer wait period as more hostile to consumers, since it's not obvious how making customers wait longer to unlock their devices will prevent people from stealing phone from Verizon trucks and storerooms.
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It's not obvious to me at the moment that we definitely are in crisis — I think there are some serious problems and sources of instability in American democracy, and I also think it's possible that we'll recalibrate just fine.
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If it's not obvious from looking at it, this adorable little roadster is made almost entirely of wood — Japanese cedar and birch, to be specific — and was built using traditional Japanese carpentry techniques that don't involve nails or screws.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Deadly disputes over land and indigenous rights are not obvious themes for children's books, but Indian writers are using real-life conflicts to help the next generation understand their impact on communities across the country.
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First, a priori, falling oil prices shouldn't affect expectations for the rate of inflation of non-oil goods and services, or at least it's not obvious that it should — and that's the inflation rate that should matter for investment.
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In an industry like mobile phone services, in which the technology is the same and there are not obvious natural comparative advantages, Mara Faccio of Purdue University and I find that European prices are much lower than American ones.
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And it's worth pointing out something that Justice Kennedy certainly knows but that's not obvious from the opinion: Although this case happened to be about a religious objection to same-sex marriage, religious conservatives are actually after bigger game.
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Screenshot: FDA (Youtube)This holiday season, the Food and Drug Administration has issued an important, somehow not obvious piece of advice to the public: Please don't eat or use glitter in your baked goods unless it's clearly labeled as edible.
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Not all tech startups are going to be based out of Silicon Valley — that's a very not-obvious thing to a lot of investors, who think you need to be local, that you need to visit [the startup] every week.
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Thevenon's knowledge of the films Stranger Things pays tribute to is so encyclopedic that he's able to lay out exactly how clear and direct many of the series' visual homages are, even if they're not obvious to the casual viewer.
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"The euro dipped on the (Catalunya) headline but it is not obvious that the vote advances the issue one way or the other and the euro found good support on dips," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Despite the Republican establishment flocking to the Florida senator, seeing him as the strongest anti-Trump candidate, he has yet to win a single contest after four states held votes -- and it is not obvious where that might happen on Tuesday.
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But the trend lines are ominous if not obvious, and recent history suggests that America does not always get to choose the time, place, or particular issues that eventually force their way to the top of the national security agenda.
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Such a transaction renders the user into a source to be mined for information and—in a way that is not obvious to the web consumer—transforms the experience of online life into one saturated by the logic of the market.
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It's not obvious, for example, how much the recent shift to the right in American politics reflects the efforts of the Tea Party movement and how much it reflects deeper developments such as increasing racial hostility and negative reactions to globalization.
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" To explain the trading, Mr. Berke asserted that Mr. Walters used the skills he developed as a gambler by picking stocks much the way a poker player scopes out an opponent based on "tells," or "little clues that are not obvious.
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It's not obvious that Sedol's retirement is good or bad for the game, for him or for society, but it is a symbolic and significant unintended consequence of the actions of an AI-based system optimizing on its reward function.
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It's not obvious how sunlit surrealist or vache painting was an effective response to the wartime era, when Magritte remained in his native country or, even, to the changed postwar political life, when he briefly joined the Belgian Communist Party.
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It is not obvious why the poll wouldn't count; you could argue that being named, from memory, in an open-ended survey is a stronger indicator of support than when a candidate is named after someone hears the candidate's name.
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"What I am not entirely convinced of is whether or not we see absolute outperformance in the context of a declining U.S., that hasn't really happened too many times before and it's not obvious to me that it can happen, " he added.
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There's a hint of that idea in Halo 4, but it's not obvious...If I could do it all over again, I would've fought hard to not make Halo 4 as it shipped or this innovative, forward-thinking Halo game we dreamt up.
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Yet "since it's not obvious in which direction they should point the telescope to search for E.T., they decided to spend some time looking at the repeating FRB, which clearly paid off," said the astronomer Laura Spitler, namesake of the Spitler burst.
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"The better explanation, I think, is that there are—or were—other cryovolcanoes on Ceres throughout its history, but there's just some process that either destroyed them completely, or modified them such that they were modified into a not obvious shape," Sori said.
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Symptoms include growth and facial development challenges, but more often behavioral and intellectual disabilities such as hyperactivity, poor language skills, concentration and poor math skills -- most of which are not obvious at birth and difficult to diagnose before children reach school age.
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But this is uncomfortable because it involves repeated overnight loans and because the recipients are often Wall Street banks and traders, who are not obvious candidates for the open-ended receipt of support from the Fed, even if the loans are safely collateralised.
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Before returning to work, Owolabi will have to take a lesson on doctor-patient boundaries (apparently it's not obvious that asking a patient about dick-size preferences is frowned upon), and for two years afterward he'll be supervised while seeing female patients.
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Based on the limited historical data at our disposal, it is not obvious how to balance the advantages of incorporating the peculiarities of a given state's data with the disadvantage of inheriting the competitiveness of recent elections that might not be so relevant.
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This collaboration featuring Peter Brötzmann and Sonny Sharrock — two '60s free-jazz legends reborn in the middle of the violent '80s "punk jazz" wave — was a perfect, if not obvious, use of Baker's particular skill set, mixing monster chops with monolithic volume.
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It's not obvious at first glance, but this easygoing diner, which attracts a mixed crowd of professor types, families and tourists, doesn't have fixed prices (although there is a suggested donation of $2469 for a small plate and $220 for a large).
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"What's not obvious to many is how essential the social-video format has been to how Generation Z learns" about "new businesses, about culture, about politics," said Nikhil Srinivasan, a founder of the market-research firm Zebra IQ, which focuses on the demographic.
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Still, the morning after Mr. Scheer squeaked out a victory over Maxime Bernier, a free-market member of Parliament from Quebec and an enthusiastic admirer of Ayn Rand, it was not obvious if Mr. Scheer will simply be Stephen Harper with a smile.
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Additionally, it's not obvious that Warren would make the electoral map any easier for Sanders or bolster his support with moderates, and President Donald Trump would likely revive the extant controversy over her claims of Native American ancestry during the general election.
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"It's a much better idea if nations overall take care of their own waste," rather than seek new dumping grounds, he said, adding that: "It's not obvious that well-run nations like India and Vietnam want to be taking over this waste," after China's ban.
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Firms were clearly operating without enough sales to justify a need to invest in additional capacity, and more recently with the economy moving toward full employment, we would expect to see investment spending pick up, and it's not obvious exactly why it hasn't picked up.
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Even so, to watch the stiff-legged 76-year-old stoop to pick up someone's empty soda bottle and transport it, softly tutting to himself, to the nearest rubbish bin was to glimpse a modesty and diligence not obvious in American government these days.
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Motion smoothing isn't the easiest thing to turn off, as you usually have to know what the setting is called on your specific TV (LG calls it the not-obvious "TruMotion," for example) and know exactly where to turn it off in your TV's settings.
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The people she was profiling were, if it was not obvious, rich, but writing today, her statement would largely stand, perhaps amended slightly to "one person's errands have become a website's responsibility to outsource to individuals the original person will never meet" (though that's hardly very pithy).
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It's not obvious that the company's once robust revenue expansion has ended, but if it's now bound by a range of $6 billion to $7 billion, and Tesla wants to avoid larding upon the balance sheet with debt, then future spending should continue to be fussy.
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That's partly because the science is still expensive and the meat is generally considered to be tasteless, but it's also because it's not obvious that there's a demand among vegetarians to eat "meat," or a desire among meat eaters to eat meat synthesized in a laboratory.
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" What or whom he would sue was not obvious, but what is clear is that Mr. Cuomo is ferociously aiming to persuade the electorate that his feminism is sacrosanct, joking on Monday that God told him he was a feminist "when he gave me three daughters.
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"While the 20-year does diversify Treasury's buyer base and provide more supply and liquidity to the long end investor base, it is not obvious that there will be all that much demand for the product," Ms. Misra and Mr. Goldberg wrote in a note to clients.
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Adultery soon begets murder, but even when Katherine is standing over a second corpse, it's not obvious whether she's a newly sprung prisoner of gender with a reasonable sociopolitical alibi (the patriarchy made her do it!) or just a psychopath in a fetching peacock-blue gown.
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The burgeoning US-China trade war isn't impossible to stop, it's just that there's no clear way of ending it — especially because it's not obvious what President Donald Trump wants out of all of this in the first place, or what China is willing to give.
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It's not obvious that there was actually anything especially terrible about the status quo as it existed in 2016 — a lot of people came, they were typically released into the interior pending asylum hearings, most claims were rejected, and a certain number of people skipped their appointed court dates.
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Quintini on how comfortable she and her colleagues at Lux are when it comes to backing recent college graduates: What we care the most about what is your unique insight and what do you know about tackling a certain market or problem that's not obvious or easy to replicate.
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The Vessel's website notes that the elevator is available to individuals who have a disability — which means that parents with strollers, individuals with invisible disabilities (those disabilities that are not obvious when looking at people), and even tourists with suitcases will have a hard time accessing the structure.
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"It is a perfect storm for the kind of scammy activity we are seeing, and it's not obvious to me how that is easily removed," said Fred Wilson, a partner at the venture capital firm Union Square Venture and one of the earliest advocates of Bitcoin in Silicon Valley.
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"Growth statistics have always missed some important quality improvements, and it's not obvious that we're missing more today than in the past," said Jason Furman, the head of the council under President Barack Obama and now a senior fellow at the Washington-based Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Given that these voters have not felt much of a boom in their wages and had no great qualms about Mr Trump's boorishness in 2016, it is not obvious that they would be likelier to stick with him if he were to tone it down and lead with the economy.
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What those financial motives might be is not obvious: The biggest financial players in the health-insurance industry, the insurance companies themselves, generally supported ACA and generally opposed recent Republican reform efforts, especially the repeal of the mandate that obliges every American to buy the products the insurance companies sell.
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Industry leader Marvel has largely avoided this problem, in part by expanding its universe to include a wider variety of characters, some of whom are not obvious bets for standalone movies, and in part by letting those characters play off each other in ways that generate character-driven tension and conflict.
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Charges Hutchins violated computer trespass laws hinge on demonstrating that he not only wrote the malware, but sold it intending to damage a victim's computers "It's not obvious that Hutchins and [his alleged conspirator] cared what the buyer did with the malware afterward, so long as they paid," wrote Kerr.
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"If fare evasion is indeed on the rise—which is not obvious given the lack of credibility of the MTA's survey methods—any viable solution must address the economic need that often drives people to do it," Jones said in a statement ahead of his no vote on the budget.
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Walters took the same skills that had made him so successful with sports betting and gambling and applied them to investing," one of his lawyers, Barry H. Berke, told the jury, adding that Mr. Walters had often relied, in gambling and investing, on "tells," or "little clues that are not obvious.
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If Apple can be compelled to update the software on a dead suspect's iPhone to help the FBI access encrypted data, it's not obvious why the company couldn't also be compelled to modify the software on a live suspect's iPhone to listen in on his conversations or track his location.
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That said, while Tárrega's guitar playing was the clear inspiration for the ringtone, The Next Web noted in 295 that the original version of the composition was created by Fréderic Chopin in his "Grand Valse Brillante," though it's not obvious due to the two compositions being played on different instruments and in differing contexts.
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It's not obvious yet whether the show will tie in explicitly with the X-Men movies that have hit the big screen in recent years, but the fact the main character appears to be the adult son of Professor X puts it way past the '60s, '70s, and '80s action of the most recent X-Men trilogy.
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The court also acknowledged that Huseby doesn't have many other options when it comes to importing quality parts that either have Apple logos permanently removed or never had them to begin with: "It is not obvious to the court what trademark function justifies Apple's choice of imprinting the Apple logo on so many internal components," the court wrote.
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And I think that again, they offer a very good product and you can draw a chart where the lines converge and the business all makes sense, but to-date, the biggest thing that was not obvious about WeWork was their ability to raise lots and lots of money compared to a Regus or someone else that historically been in that space and innovated in 20 years.
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"It's not obvious as to really what Trump is being guided by other than the arts of trying to strike a deal ... Maybe the strike on Syria might start defining him in a different way because he seems sort of struggling with this sort of approach of trying to do a deal on everything, when you can see it's breaking down all over the place," O'Neill said.
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Compare Apple's design with Google Play, where the option to manage Subscriptions is in the top-level navigation: On the iPhone, it takes several more taps and a bit of scrolling to get to the same area in iOS Settings: Above: Getting to subscriptions in the iPhone Settings (click images to view larger) In the App Store itself, you can navigate to subscriptions in fewer taps, but it's not obvious how.
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That means that if I as an engineer look at this thing I have to contend with these millions or billions of numbers that have been set based on all of that data and maybe there is a kind of rhyme or reason to it but it's not obvious and there's some good theoretical arguments to think sometimes you're never really going to find an interpretable answer there.
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A federal appeals court has upheld gene-sequencing company Illumina Inc's patent on a method of labeling nucleotides, the individual building blocks of DNA, rejecting a challenge by a unit of rival Quiagen NV. A unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled Monday that the patent was not obvious in light of prior art, affirming a ruling by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
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Britain must try to convince the EU that keeping open financial markets across the Channel is a matter of mutual interest, with Deutsche Bank, for instance, getting nearly a fifth of its revenue in the UK. "It is not obvious that business moving out of the UK would relocate to another European hub: New York, Singapore or Hong Kong would be just as well, if not better, placed to reap the benefits – meaning Europe as a whole could end up worse off," Scarpetta said.
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