MARKUS The obvious ones seemed so obvious that it's too obvious.
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That sounds obvious, but it's obvious in the same way that "having better players" is an obvious strategy for a baseball team.
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In hindsight, everything looks obvious, but it's not obvious when you're there.
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I wasn't going to press the issue, what was obvious was obvious.
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There are both obvious and not-so-obvious reasons for saying this.
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And that has all sorts of obvious, well, potentially obvious problems. Right.
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That seems obvious, but clearly it wasn't obvious for a very long time.
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There are some obvious reasons for this and other not-so-obvious reasons.
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"Durability is the obvious problem, but there isn't an obvious solution," Penny said.
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The obvious differences between Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell obscure equally obvious similarities.
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"If the data were obvious, the Fed's move would be obvious," he said.
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The less obvious reasons for all this are less obvious, but also legible.
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Obvious choice is obvious, but Duchene is the story in Colorado right now.
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They have a consciousness, that is obvious (because everything in a photograph is obvious).
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It's the most obvious setup in the movie, which makes it feel too obvious.
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Some of these consequences are obvious, but there are also some less obvious effects.
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The outstanding part of our play was obvious and the errors were obvious too.
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Because obviously-- it's obvious-- it's immediately obvious how much more you can customize your experience.
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Meanwhile, the acquisition by McKesson creates a number of obvious and not so obvious synergies.
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Obvious choice, I realize, but I'm actually not including the iPad for the obvious reason.
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Like most disruptions, the obvious question is always why we didn't seen the obvious sooner.
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People have to be really committed to not seeing the obvious to not see the obvious.
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To me, on the face of it, there's no obvious place to go, no obvious story.
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" Bearish signs for Dems: "There is no obvious candidate or even close to an obvious candidate.
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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 the Beethoven: When the inevitable became obvious or, should we say, the obvious became inevitable.
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However, in the Middle East with a history of sanguinic decisions, the obvious isn't always obvious.
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As a result, the donors' opinions end up mattering for both obvious and less obvious reasons.
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It was so obvious that I suggested in last week's recap that it was too obvious.
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That should be obvious — but not so obvious that I will refrain from writing this column.
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Obvious problems suggest obvious solutions, whereas low morale and lack of effort just breed confusion and frustration.
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There are obvious things such as an excise tax on palm oil, there are less obvious things.
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" Sosnik's warning signs for Democrats: "There is no obvious candidate or even close to an obvious candidate.
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What's obvious from both sets of numbers is that Stranger Things is an obvious hit for Netflix.
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It's the obvious thing to make, and so Microsoft gave it the obvious name: the Surface Laptop.
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Economic View Economists, like physicians, sometimes confront a patient with an obvious problem but no obvious diagnosis.
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") infringed on a similar line in "Obvious" ("Did I make it obvious, did I make it clear?
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But memes that are obvious and dull don't go viral—memes that are obvious and insightful do.
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There's been a lot of battle dress on the women's runways, for obvious reasons — perhaps too obvious.
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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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This has been today's episode of things that are obvious and we don't have to pretend aren't obvious.
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Prudence is the obvious leader, Dorcas is the obvious follower, and Agatha has the most purely evil streak.
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The idea was a mix of folly and insanity—as is obvious now and should've been obvious then.
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She doesn't wear any obvious makeup or have obvious highlights in her hair: She is a natural beauty.
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With no obvious catalyst triggering the selloff, worries about the coronavirus outbreak seemed to be the obvious suspect.
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Mental health struggles are an obvious example, but there are less obvious ones too, like getting better at predictions.
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Laughably unprepared for the most basic, obvious questions, Trump turns out to also be unprepared for non-obvious questions.
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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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The first is unthinkable, but the second is merely obvious, or at least obvious to everyone but the Knicks.
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It will be helpful to know if there&aposs anything obvious (or not so obvious) that we&aposre missing.
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Mokyr sees this as the purloined letter of history, the obvious point that people keep missing because it's obvious.
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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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I think that's obvious, and while interesting, a lot of the conclusions and meanings from that concept are 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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To some, it may seem obvious that plants aren't conscious, but just because something seems obvious doesn't mean it's true.
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On the surface, that might not be obvious, but it has been obvious to scientists for nearly a century now.
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Some things are more obvious than others, and some of those that seem obvious are or can be very complex.
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Trump is unfit for office, and flagrantly so, in ways that are fairly obvious and have been obvious for years.
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As it has grown, the obvious disadvantages of bureaucracy have been outweighed by some not-so-obvious advantages of scale.
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There were no boats in the water and this was an obvious aircraft with an obvious shape, above the water.
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There were no obvious ante mortem injuries or gunshot wounds to Ahmed's body and no obvious cause of death, Pounder said.
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Corny and obvious, sure, but when the entire country feels like it's going down the toilet, corny and obvious will do.
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She might be blatantly obvious about her hustle, but she'll also be blatantly obvious about how much more they could reveal.
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It should be obvious that the correct explanation is B, but it wasn't nearly obvious enough: the tweets weren't labeled as ads.
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That may sound broad, but in practice, HIPAA mostly prevents very obvious medical providers from sharing very obvious pieces of medical information.
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That seems obvious, but a lot of us feel our need for help should be obvious to others, and it's just not.
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The benefits of foldable phones — beside the obvious cool factor — are far from obvious today, whereas the reasons for skepticism are numerous.
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From my perspective, there are multiple obvious, and possibly not so obvious, reasons why the Senate should move quickly to confirm him.
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Nor does he offer a perspective on the obvious moral issues when it's obvious that the grand galleries rely upon the superrich.
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There is no obvious way in or out of the FFZERO1 — but then again, there is no obvious reality in this car.
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Trump's foreign policy vision rests on the fallacy that all transactions are zero-sum, with an obvious winner and an obvious loser.
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The connection to Asian cinema is also strengthened in part due to some obvious and not-so-obvious callbacks to The Matrix.
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For now, Islam is the stronger party in that contest, in an obvious demographic way and in a less obvious philosophical way.
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It should have been obvious -- I thought it would be obvious -- but I would like to clarify, just in case it wasn't.
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"Sometimes the obvious isn't always the obvious, so we are following all leads and speaking to as many people as possible," Capt.
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It should have been obvious, I thought it would be obvious but I would like to clarify just in case it wasn't.
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And while there's obvious benefit to that — judgment and permission aren't the exclusive province of a discriminatory elite — there's obvious danger, too.
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Democrats had an obvious predisposition to find the president culpable; his own party had an equally obvious predisposition not to do so.
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It seems obvious that a presidential campaign's "autism plan" should focus on helping autistic people, but for years it hasn't been obvious.
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Advertising executive and television personality Donny Deutsch took "the low ground" on President Trump on MSNBC's Morning Joe this morning, lashing out at what he called the president's "obvious misogyny, obvious vulgarity, and obvious stupidity" following yesterday's tweets about Mika Brzezinski.
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There's a lot of things that come through that aren't obvious references, or obvious inspirations, but nonetheless provide a great amount of perspective.
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When the dust settled, the only thing that was obvious is this: When it comes to the moving picture business, nothing is obvious.
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Although "price matters" may sound like the most painfully obvious statement ever, price really does matter, but not for an immediately obvious reason.
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Although there are obvious competitive threats to Blinkist, the most obvious of these — Amazon — is not a worry at this point, Seim noted.
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" Alluding to what he called Mr. Trump's "obvious shortcomings," Mr. McConnell said, "It's pretty obvious he doesn't know a lot about the issues.
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Limitations/potential Issues: CCPA's definition of "personal information" includes everything from the obvious (your name) to the less obvious (your internet browsing history).
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Limitations/potential Issues: CCPA's definition of "personal information" includes everything from the obvious (your name) to the less obvious (your internet browsing history).
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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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Perhaps Tolkien could not foresee this obvious problem within his books—but these racial issues are glaringly obvious, viewed from a modern perspective.
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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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Sometimes these come from obvious places (politicians eating food), and sometimes less obvious (politicians asking random members of the public to "smell their spaniel").
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It should have been obvious, I thought it would have been obvious, but I&aposd like to clarify just in case it wasn&apost.
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But Jon sitting on the Iron Throne would be the obvious ending — and we doubt Game of Thrones will go the obvious route. 2a.
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This will be less obvious when it comes to organically designed tattoos and more obvious when the perfect circle is not so perfect anymore.
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"Nobody has a perfect facial appearance — real life makes that obvious, but online it isn't obvious because people can control their appearance," he said.
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The NES30 Arcade Stick, meanwhile, is a new fighting stick with an obvious NES aesthetic but a less obvious rip of any specific hardware.
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Can't ignore the obvious ... Gisele Bundchen had a pretty obvious bump during a modeling shoot in Brazil earlier this month -- begging the question ... preggo???
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It's an obvious desire, of course—so obvious I have managed to forget it, during the course of my research and our time together.
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And it was obvious even at the time that G.O.P. deficit posturing was hypocritical – obvious, that it, to everyone except the entire Beltway establishment.
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No, it's Bloomberg's grasp of the obvious that appalls the party's base — as was obvious from the gasps of debate audiences and the media.
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There are many excellent and obvious reasons for this, the most obvious being that the student, if at least 18, is a legal adult.
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Because he doesn't have that 'I feel you' dimension there were things that seemed obvious to other people that weren't that obvious to him.
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The Greeks who invented the notion of heroism knew that a hero had very obvious strengths but also very obvious and perhaps equal weaknesses.
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Then again, maybe it wasn't always obvious Cruise was bad for The Mummy, because it wasn't always obvious what The Mummy was supposed to be.
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It's obvious they care about music above all else, but it's also obvious they really go for diversity and try to celebrate everything and everyone.
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Take a couple of minutes after you wake up to breathe and focus on those obvious and not-so-obvious things to be grateful about.
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"It should have been obvious -- I thought it would be obvious -- but I would like to clarify, just in case it wasn't," Trump told reporters.
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There are a number of obvious reasons for this – obvious, at least, to anyone who has spent any time in the groves of the academy.
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"My ideal investing is stuff that looks a little crazy now and in three years is obvious or five years is obvious," Mr. Hoffman said.
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First, and most obvious, there's the fossil fuel industry — think the Koch brothers — which has an obvious financial stake in continuing to sell dirty energy.
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When it comes to "ending in an obvious manner," it seems that any ending with Jon Snow commanding the seven realms would be kind of obvious.
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While we still hear skeptical sounding statements about cryonics, the obvious lack of any sound technical argument against the feasibility of cryonics is becoming increasingly obvious.
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While that sounds obvious, what may not be immediately obvious is that it's not necessarily the random company that manufactured the app that's doing the collecting.
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There's an obvious answer, and there's a more important answer… The obvious answer is that openness allows ticket sellers to better understand the identity of buyers.
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If you're going for the true steakhouse vibes, mashed potatoes are an obvious side choice, and are also an obvious place for the lobster to go.
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In the long, obtuse history of Things That Became Memes, there are some obvious ones—Nyan Cat, say, or maybe Doge—and some less obvious ones.
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The bull case for many of these stocks simply came to seem too obvious to too many and the market doesn't reward the obvious trade indefinitely.
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Its manager, Lucas White, includes in the fund less obvious industries, like fish farming and copper mining, alongside obvious ones, like clean energy and energy efficiency.
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Though V.A.R.'s guiding principle is correcting "clear and obvious errors" and "serious missed incidents," clear and obvious are often in the eye of the beholder.
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Instead, he mixed the obvious (Marcus Aurelius, La Dolce Vita) with the much less obvious, which is as rich in laments as it is in triumphs.
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Kaplan doesn't get into specifics, but he says the upcoming events will connect to a mix of obvious and not-so-obvious real-world moments of interest.
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"It is obvious; it has always been obvious that the whole 'Operation Greece' should have started with massive debt reduction, which was not the case," he said.
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But it doesn't start with the obvious outlet (the New York Times, which got the material first) or the obvious subjects (the reporters who broke the story).
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The obvious reason -- and it became more and more obvious as Barr spoke -- was that he wanted to frame the day in a decidedly pro-Trump light.
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And while several of the characters seem to be making obvious choices for obvious reasons, as the story unfolds, the script gets progressively deeper into their psyches.
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Johnson understands this, leans into the obvious and not-so-obvious comedy of the whole Fifty Shades saga, and manages to imbue Ana with warm, hilarious life.
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She told me it's obvious why employers don't want employees to talk freely about income—everyone knowing what everyone else gets paid would make any inequities obvious.
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This delay is itself an obvious win for states and the industry groups that do not want to be regulated, and an obvious loss for the climate.
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Sure, forcing a trade to a contender would be the obvious choice, but Melo has proved time and again that he isn't necessarily interested in the obvious.
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But if it wasn't always obvious to me that the men were at fault in these awkward encounters, it might not have been obvious to them, either.
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Here are a few of the things I&aposve noticed the two cities have and don&apost have in common — from the obvious to not so obvious.
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There's obvious ways, like Spotify and Instagram and music streaming services, he said, and less obvious ones, like the way languages and sounds are delivered through apps.
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"Both are happening online, with obvious examples of glorification and obvious examples of normalization that allow people to get the support they need," says Whitlock, the Cornell professor.
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An obvious reference point is the self-referencing Back to the Future Part II, especially obvious because the characters directly discuss how much their story resembles that movie.
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That may be obvious to me, and it may be obvious to you... but it's not necessarily clear for every single person that picks up Far Cry 5.
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"You can CC higher-ups in an obvious play to impress them, or you can CC people in an obvious play to cover your hind quarters," she says.
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While it's obvious to me, and to anyone else in the pregnancy loss community how devastating miscarriage can be, it's not always so obvious to the medical community.
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There are times when the novel adopts the tone of a boy's adventure story with obvious villains, endangered maidens and heroes, but one particular villain is too obvious.
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Spiegel previously hit back at Facebook for its fake news problem, and this latest filter makes it obvious that Snap won't stop throwing obvious shade at its main competitor.
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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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There are obvious and less obvious cultural and technical differences in the way Brits and Americans save, spend and manage their finances, and this will require significant product divergence.
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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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Hey, it's still worse than because of an obvious earnings boost from a tax cut, or an obviously stronger consumer, or an obvious relative underperformance compared to similar sectors.
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In the 1990s, the American mainstream found it obvious that gay people should have no right to marry; today, it's regarded by many as broadly obvious that they should.
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He stresses what he loves — all that the Danish state provides — and then he ignores two things: one obvious and important and one less obvious and even more important.
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You asked around a question or there was an answer that in the moment had an obvious follow-up and it just wasn't obvious to you in that moment.
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Rising interest rates in the United States have an obvious effect on the world's biggest economy — but less obvious is the impact those rates could have on the second biggest.
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But today, Google undercut hours of testimony by not accounting for a very obvious problem on its platform in a rare case where the right solution seemed obvious as well.
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"It is obvious that free trade and global competition lie in the interest of Europeans, but it is equally obvious that they pose significant and often unprecedented challenges," he wrote.
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The Switch is a bundle of obvious and not-so-obvious ideas, and taken together they create an entirely different kind of thing compared to a traditional console or tablet.
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"Magnolia" is an obvious freestyle choice for Lil Wayne because it's a titanic dinosaur's skeleton of a beat and the obvious ahead-of-the-curve rap hit of the moment.
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He called himself "the black turtle," an obvious nod to race, a less obvious one to his role as the underdog, the slow and steady one who won the race.
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It is an obvious distinction, almost too obvious, but it's an important one to consider as the country goes further down the dangerous path of demonizing those not born here.
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One, as well as Kevin Hartz, co-founder of Eventbrite & Xoom, Ilkka Paananen, co-founder of Supercell, and Nan Li and Daniel Liem of Obvious Ventures (individually, not via Obvious).
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Parents-to-be deserve some serious pampering, but chocolates seem a little obvious, flowers aren't super useful in the long run, and rosé is a no-go, for obvious reasons.
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"I think the top of the draft isn't as obvious as some [years], and it's more obvious than others," Boston's President of Basketball Operations Danny Ainge told reporters on Tuesday night.
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But the long-term advantages of electric trucks could make a lot of sense, both from a relatively obvious ecological perspective, which is obvious, and from the perspective of cost-effectiveness.
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"He told us that the way to attract some of the smartest people in the world, it's not necessarily people from the obvious schools with the obvious backgrounds," Korn told CNBC.
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I know the idea of getting healthy is the most obvious thing in the world, but improving your life is a matter of doing the most obvious things in the world.
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The group managed to avoid detection for over two years, despite the fact that it was obvious that it had been an inside job and that Pace was an obvious suspect.
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They are not the obvious challenges of communism and economic dislocation — as occurred after World War II — when building a NATO, a Marshall Plan and an E.U. were the obvious antidotes.
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It's sadly unsurprising that white men dominate televised political commentary; it's obvious most times you turn on your TV. The dominance of conservative ideology is less obvious, and perhaps more surprising.
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The point Ainge was making … is so phenomenally obvious.
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And it was — and it should have been obvious.
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It's pretty obvious now -- he has J Lo's love.
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Neck, Fingers, valonqar propechy — hello, it is so obvious!
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" Nikki Minaj did the obvious and appropriated "Darling Nikki.
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Although some health outlays might be obvious contenders — i.e.
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This one seems SUPER obvious ... but hear us out.
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But there is a problem, it's obvious - Danish politics.
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" Frankel adds, "It was pretty obvious that it worked.
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We asked the obvious question ... why then get engaged?
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How obvious it was — they were just cold people!
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For others, nothing about college is obvious — or inevitable.
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By 224, it was obvious to Ford planners and senior executives that they were missing a huge opportunity, made all the more obvious by the explosive growth in light trucks, in general.
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This second lie is even more useful to me than the first one, because it had no obvious purpose: We weren't trying to get out of trouble or secure some obvious reward.
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Without a new design or other new obvious advancements in technology to distract from Samsung's usual problems, the software issues on the S9 become more obvious than they were with the S8.
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The best deals are obvious to dozens of firms, and the ones that are less obvious have huge risks attached to them that make it hard to write the big checks required.
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The bus is an obvious one—public transit, bike lanes, sidewalks, and roads shape our lives and movements through cities and towns—but less obvious, maybe, is the phone in your hand.
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It may seem obvious to you that sexual photos from a previous partner are to be deleted the second you break up, but that doesn't mean it's obvious to your ex-partner.
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This is obvious—so obvious he said it out loud when he took over the team and no one blinked—and yet everyone largely ignored it in pursuit of an unattainable goal.
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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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The craft of the atelier on display was impressive, if the realization a bit obvious — though not as obvious as an ivory satin caftan with an intarsia portrait of the Schiap herself.
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It's almost never the case that there's an obvious right answer and everyone else was just too dumb to do the obvious thing until a bunch of pundits pointed it out. Defensive?
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An exception is "The Date," the only entry flirting with satire and the only one to feature an obvious villain, so caricatural as to be a refreshingly obvious piñata for "woke" theatergoers.
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Anyway, as Britain's self-inflicted Brexit crisis (self-inflicted with some help from Putin, it seems) comes to a head, it seems to me worth trying to explain some aspects of the economics involved that should be obvious – surely are obvious to many British economists – but aren't, apparently, as obvious either to Brexiteers or to the general public.
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The most obvious answer here is that Zimmer plays Barbara, but it's worth mentioning that given how obvious it seems, Ashley could have confirmed it and put us all out of our misery.
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There are a bunch of obvious cultural and racial affinities at work in this equation, all of which are so obvious and so depressing in their obviousness that I'll just leave them here.
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It seems obvious that Facebook is trying to minimize the visibility of the path to account deletion rather than making it an obvious course of action if you don't agree to its terms.
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While those might seem like obvious junk foods, Dr. Malhotra said, about half of the sugar Americans consume is "hidden" in less obvious places like salad dressings, bread, low-fat yogurt and ketchup.
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Each SDG's direct connection to family planning may not be obvious to everyone, but the connections to population are obvious — so how can we help people be more demographically literate, in a way?
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At various points, he both suggested that what he had said beside Mr. Putin "should have been obvious, I thought it would be obvious" and again raised doubts about what he truly believed.
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But it's also obvious that he hasn't thought for more than five seconds about the issue, and equally obvious that he'd probably give a different answer if you asked him about it today.
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And the reality is that, for all of his obvious and, at the time, not-so-obvious problems, the simple fact is that Trump was a far more credible national candidate than Avenatti.
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Because these obvious reasons for thinking of Trump as the opioid president are well known already, I'll focus here on a less immediately obvious reason: Trump is a manifestation of the opiate crisis.
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Some good... While others call out the obvious: the cornrows.
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I call it the Swiss cheese building, for obvious reasons.
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Nothing too obvious, but just a hint of makeup intrigue.
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That's a good question because the answer wasn't exactly obvious.
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The obvious targets include big screens, 4G modems, and Bluetooth.
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Why does no one ever talk about the obvious solution
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This should be obvious, and to most people it is.
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So does the Navy, for reasons it believes are obvious.
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The jokes are obvious and the audience laughter is prolonged.
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For Mobileye, the benefits of the Intel acquisition are obvious.
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And — this is pretty obvious — but it's not water-resistant.
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We like to chill with the libertarians for obvious reasons.
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There's not an obvious one because coffee behaves quite differently.
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Or do things just feel off for no obvious reason?
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The South Asian or "desi" diaspora reacted with obvious horror.
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You'd think that would be obvious, but you'd be wrong.
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For obvious reasons, the owner quickly shot down his idea.
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And they have no obvious fallback plan in either state.
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It's an obvious but overlooked part of America's military commitments.
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But there's an obvious constituency here waiting to be mobilized.
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What should be statements of the obvious are worth repeating.
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The common fight against ISIS is an obvious starting point.
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TO STATE THE OBVIOUS, THIS IS NOT A NEW PHENOMENOM.
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All he is doing is pointing out an obvious idea.
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It's kind of obvious that people haven't been paying attention.
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Former state Treasurer Cary Kennedy seems like his obvious heir.
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We shot 'Redemption' and 'Obvious' and the same two days.
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But I wanted to do something completely different for 'Obvious.
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It's obvious that it's caused significant injuries to two people.
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Don't cheapen the obvious with the nerd shit. Bitch. #tooHarsh?
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President Xi Jiping's intent to rein them in is obvious.
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For reasons that are rather obvious, making HuCow is hard.
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I looked at the pictures, and it was pretty obvious.
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Less obvious symptoms include depression, insomnia, anxiety, fatigue and constipation.
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This seems like an obvious mistake, but when Democratic Sen.
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Some problems can develop over time and become obvious later.
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There's an obvious surface appeal to A Very English Scandal.
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I'm probably missing at least four obvious candidates, too. 11.
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Consensually though, please — sedated tigers are an obvious no-no.
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In the meantime Iraq is seen as another obvious comparison.
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Otherwise it would have been very obvious from the beginning.
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For her, it was obvious, but I didn't see it.
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It's obvious that political fears are trumping economic optimism. Why?
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So "Khloé" just seems like the obvious choice here. 4.
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The intended appeal of The Good Cop is fairly obvious.
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Trump, it is obvious, would like to do the same.
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Maybe it was an obvious playground insult lobbed at Swift.
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It's obvious we're running into a problem with this project.
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The obvious choice seemed to be a fluffy, knit skullcap.
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Once the analysis part is done, the conclusion is obvious.
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Sydney's use of boomerangs in 2000 is another obvious example.
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But many other uses for this data are also obvious.
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Bringing together two national tower infrastructures offers obvious cost synergies.
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The two businesses might not seem like an obvious fit.
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Dyson modified the design in ways both obvious and subtle.
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For obvious reasons, this year's questions focused mostly on Trump.
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What's not obvious is why this played out on Twitter.
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The case for koselig as a health practice seems obvious.
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For a lot of people, the decision will be obvious.
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The conclusion is obvious: Meg needs her own Starz show.
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It seems fairly obvious — the show's title says as much.
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Still, the authors think that's unlikely, for fairly obvious reasons.
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The work is smart, and successfully obvious without being overstated.
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His successor will face big problems with few obvious solutions.
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That means he will... This advice is simple and obvious.
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"Voice was sort of the obvious next step," says Child.
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"He had been drinking, it was obvious," Smith said, smiling.
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The answer, for reporters and editors at least, is obvious.
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The 1940 Games would never take place, for obvious reasons.
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It's obvious and we've said it clearly to the Turks.
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My recommendation with this Stormtrooper Razer set should be obvious.
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The most obvious similarities are between Trump and the Penguin.
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It was just dead obvious or because of Brexit here?
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But the obvious may be unrecognized until it is spoken.
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But, like Obvious, Peters believes in curating images from GANs.
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The obvious answer is incumbent groups that possess lobbying clout.
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"Humble" was an easy and obvious choice for this column.
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Usually the media can't provide such images for obvious reasons.
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It's obvious that like all fans, she's chosen her favorites.
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It's obvious Molly is still processing what happened with Dro.
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More obvious will be the redesign and new feature set.
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I think this policy does that in two obvious ways.
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There is no obvious, equally potent counterforce working against them.
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I guess we all need to periodically reaffirm the obvious.
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But in many ways, it was obvious from the start.
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It's obvious that there are compromises in the ChargeWrite's design.
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The most obvious available meaning is that of racialized hierarchy.
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The AMNH would be the obvious place to make one.
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The most obvious answer is that they need the money.
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In case it wasn't stupidly obvious, they're making you sick.
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Wagner has an obvious interest in how rounds are changing.
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But such a trip has obvious pitfalls for Mr. Trump.
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It's "usually plainly obvious what those rules are," Woodburn said.
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It is obvious that just keeping myself sanitized isn't enough.
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Doing this wasn't an obvious step, however, Wasser told Axios.
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But the issues run deeper than obvious flubs like that.
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It's something so obvious that it's often easy to forget.
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Indeed, Memphis remains a team without an obvious first option.
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Yep. Familiar. Probably the most obvious influence, to be honest.
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The obvious question ... why didn't she go straight to police?
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It's obvious the Chinese have no real response to this.
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There's obvious strategy and then there's all the little things.
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It was so obvious, It was easy to forgive him.
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There was no obvious cause, no readily apparent smoking gun.
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And he's not even a particularly aggressive or obvious villain.
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But you wouldn't just reveal him in an obvious way.
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To allies, the fallout from this neglect is less obvious.
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There's not obvious imbalances in the housing market, for example.
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Britain is the most obvious candidate for such a group.
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And sometimes, there are references too obvious not to make.
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But the pronunciation isn't as obvious as it may seem.
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In obvious ways, "Parasite" is more realistic than those films.
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Their friendship, while obvious and warm, is very much secondary.
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There are two obvious objections to this kind of shift.
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Most women don't experience obvious forms of discrimination or sexism.
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There aren't obvious business partners that you would go to.
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But this much is obvious — we all know about AWS.
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But for Tova Leigh, the signs weren't obvious at first.
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"Public housing isn't an obvious recipient of philanthropy," he said.
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He didn't get dragged into obvious traps Kaine was setting.
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Why is Hanna being so obvious about the drugged beer?
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Trap is such an obvious reflection of our culture's priorities.
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Looking at the mother now, the familial resemblance was obvious.
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The answer isn't quite as obvious as some might think.
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Fans on Reddit have already assumed it's an obvious misdirect.
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In many ways, pointing out these double standards seems obvious.
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It may seem obvious, but it's not easy to do.
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Other, more obvious ones, included yearnings for freedom and democracy.
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Beyond the obvious economic benefits are the incalculable human ones.
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One seemingly obvious solution would be to vaccinate babies earlier.
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A more interesting watch during daylight hours, for obvious reasons.
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Picking up on Bobby's obvious interest, Elise makes a move.
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If he releases the data, that cheating will be obvious.
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Everyone is making a lot of our really obvious chemistry.
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That presents an immediate and obvious challenge to the researchers.
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When using the system, it's obvious a computer is speaking.
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The most obvious example is the constant barrage of goals.
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It has some obvious aesthetics in common with that film.
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The obvious question is why do these devices even exist?
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One of Dell's big customers says the answer is obvious.
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That much more crisp and obvious in front of you.
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The most obvious is the Move goal, which counts calories.
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"This one was tough," I said eventually, stating the obvious.
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Incase's IconConnected Power Sleeve seems like an almost obvious product.
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It becomes obvious, we've built our communities entirely around cars.
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"Stress is very obvious in most people's teeth," he says.
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How obvious do you think that is to your customers?
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"Communication is the only obvious location to tie those together."
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The economy does not look in obvious need of stimulus.
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It's obvious, at least to me, what should happen here.
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I think this one was more of an obvious hit.
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Seems obvious, but the inertia of these systems is considerable.
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In the World Cup matches, its effects are immediately obvious.
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This is, for many, many obvious reasons, a terrible idea.
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It's a fundamentally conflicted product with no obvious unique advantage.
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It's simply too obvious, and Riverdale can't convince me otherwise.
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Obvious but true: A bad boss affects the whole team.
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The wellness era makes that an easy and obvious play.
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"It was obvious something went significantly wrong here," said Singer.
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The first and most obvious, is to make them speak.
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Perhaps the most obvious feature catering to AVs is redundancy.
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But there are obvious differences between these types of addiction.
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That involves, if it's not obvious, a lot of data.
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First, let's state the obvious: Shark Tank is reality television.
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Her body showed no signs of trauma or obvious wrongdoing.
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The obvious alternative choice is capital expenditures — investing in equipment.
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Of course, it's pretty obvious why this conversation isn't happening.
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Why Biden might lose Biden's most obvious liability is age.
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It was keeping the images from being obvious or noticeable.
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There are obvious concerns about this mounting student loan debt.
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And it's obvious that all students need this financial education.
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To many people, this is a statement of the obvious.
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It is not obvious that this will be on offer.
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At the start of this year, the answer was obvious.
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It's obvious he can't control his mind or his tongue.
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The most obvious one of these is the selfie camera.
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This seems like it would be an obvious deciding factor.
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Twista should do Star Wars: Episode VIIIThis one is obvious.
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"It looks pretty obvious," special appointed prosecutor Todd Flood said.
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In this moment, Amma's motives for murder finally become obvious.
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Some seemed like obvious fakes just by looking at them.
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But when it isn't so obvious, fashion enters the equation.
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Yes. Adept at securing obvious domain names for presidential campaign?
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She showed obvious and deep strangulation marks around her neck.
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Soon, though, one profession emerged as an obvious choice: teaching.
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It's so obvious how much she loves being a mom.
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Most obvious is its desire to minimise the trade war.
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It was obvious his motivation was not to censor her.
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Obvious Ventures, in his view, falls into the first category.
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Apple, in particular, has been an obvious point of concern.
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The obvious reason is the sheer power of those ideas.
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By now it's obvious the internet is a chaotic place.
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In the early stages none of them cause obvious symptoms.
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AN OBVIOUS RESPONSE to deforestation is to plant more trees.
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Some argue that it will be obvious from the atmosphere.
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I know, I know: real books, how obvious and twee.
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The obvious place to get that revenue is pricing carbon.
|
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Which raises an obvious question: How does Donald Trump lose?
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It's obvious the opponent Hughes alluded to was Royce Gracie.
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For those who know Mr Donovan, the injustice is obvious.
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You're stating the obvious, and it comes off sounding fake.
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For Dani, the best part of the hike was obvious.
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It's obvious our efforts made no difference for our clients.
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There's an obvious drawback to selling art in this way.
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Normally it's obvious which key a pop song belongs in.
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Frustrated that people don't always seem to see the obvious.
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Despite obvious communication challenges, Ryan's animal rescue efforts took off.
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It's an obvious action that says we're doing things differently.
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TC: What's the obvious star in your portfolio right now?
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The truth, however, is that there's nothing obvious about this.
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It just seemed obvious that there was nothing to win.
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The advertisement makes no obvious mention of the Israeli government.
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Marry him!!!!!!" to the obvious, "wow he's such a cutie.
|
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It's also a pretty obvious reminder of why people matter.
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Image: ShutterstockLet's state the obvious: trains in america are awful.
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This raises an obvious question: what about plain old cost?
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An obvious structure (a literal, titular skyscraper to be climbed).
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It was the obvious choice, and Google went with it.
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It is now cited as an obvious and unrepeatable opportunity.
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That's a very obvious thing we're willing to negotiate on.
|
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He spilled the beans about sister Cersei's painfully obvious betrayal.
|
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And yet, the superstardom is not as obvious as before.
|
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A digital TV guide could have obvious upside for consumers.
|
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From the standpoint of human capital, one answer is obvious.
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Sometimes it's not obvious that someone is better than you.
|
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Victims: Montreal Sometimes the obvious answer is the correct answer.
|
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There's no obvious Plan B if Venezuela's military stands firm.
|
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The upside of these acquisitions for industry titans is obvious.
|
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The obvious catalyst for such a change is monetary policy.
|
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Regardless of what shape it takes, iMessage integration seems obvious.
|
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Yet it is not an obvious formula for superior performance.
|
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There were no obvious signs of trauma to the bodies.
|
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It's not obvious the answer to that question is no.
|
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They tend to concentrate on datasets that hold obvious value.
|
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Of course, to do so meant ignoring some obvious flaws.
|
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Then I did the next obvious thing: an internet search.
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The potential here is obvious, and the show is stacked.
|
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This sounds obvious, but most home cooks overcook their fish.
|
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Reporters in the audience gasped at the obvious racism here.
|
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That much seems obvious, even to the Berniest of bros.
|
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The reason was obvious: True narcissists never admit they're that.
|
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The strategic advantage is obvious: It's much easier to defend
|
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To Fernandez, the next step seemed obvious: Start a company.
|
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This is not cynical; it is the plain, obvious reality.
|
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It's obvious, however, that coal will be her biggest hurdle.
|
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It's obvious these two are comfortable being with each other.
|
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For pretty obvious reasons, this is bad news for Clinton.
|
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The signs of distress for the Trump campaign are obvious.
|
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That Parks and Rec is a political satire is obvious.
|
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It was never easy, it was never clear or obvious.
|
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That leads us to the most popular and obvious alternative.
|
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Still, the reason for an expedited approval process seems obvious.
|
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He says there were no obvious signs of foul play.
|
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The big reasons are obvious: data, data, and big data.
|
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This is the holy grail right here for obvious reasons.
|
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One obvious answer is that we simply make it better.
|
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Murray was in obvious pain but remained in the game.
|
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The obvious question: How did authorities not see it coming?
|
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The obvious question: how did authorities not see it coming?
|
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First, there's the obvious: He's not always the most diplomatic.
|
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I think it's obvious that I think it's very tiresome.
|
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So, it's so obvious to me that Steve belongs there.
|
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And what about cancers without such an obvious single cause?
|
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It was just handled poorly, as an obvious red herring.
|
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So while it's not an obvious marriage, it has worked.
|
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This seems like an obvious statement, but you'd be surprised.
|
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Noah went on to add what made it so obvious.
|
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The geographic similarities are obvious in all of these works.
|
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His commitment to serving our service members if beyond obvious.
|
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He cited ridesharing and smart buses as the obvious areas.
|
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With radical Islam, the answer to that question is obvious.
|
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To state the obvious: The trolling issue needs to stop.
|
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For aggressive traders, the appeal of leveraged ETFs is obvious.
|
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It seems pretty obvious to me what's going on here.
|
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The modeling career is taking off too ... for obvious reasons.
|
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But all of them have obvious moderate streaks as well.
|
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Sadie and Roscoe were siblings, though that wasn't always obvious.
|
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She simply gave an honest response to the obvious question.
|
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Much better than "Leaving Las Vegas 2" ... for obvious reasons.
|
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Because it's the most obvious bloody thing in the world.
|
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There are the obvious questions, which I can answer here.
|
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At the risk of stating the obvious, leading is hard.
|
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He is often featured in fitness publications (for obvious reasons).
|
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Cruz said it's obvious his candidacy is making Trump nervous.
|
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And of course, the appeal here is obvious: They're convenient!
|
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The fix may seem obvious: Weaken the yen, boost exports.
|
|
But there are other concerns, some obvious, some less so.
|
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Now that we've restated the obvious — this time with data!
|
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The most obvious difference is the view of the Sun.
|
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In fact, it is the leaf, with some obvious embellishments.
|
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The most obvious explanation for this inverse relationship is hypocrisy.
|
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In case it wasn't obvious, Toby Young is disgusting. pic.twitter.
|
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The brush strokes are light, but obvious enough to see.
|
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Williams' Obvious Ventures disclosed on Wednesday that it raised $191,919,191.
|
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The obvious question is: What do Democrats have to hide?
|
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It's obvious Buffett has some chops as a public speaker.
|
|
The answer for healthcare is obvious, simple, painful, and frightening.
|
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The former are obvious, and present some troubling problems immediately.
|
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There are obvious nods to political aspects on the record.
|
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It's not obvious to me what that way would be.
|
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Her body showed no obvious signs of trauma, reports said.
|
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Mark: It's very obvious that sort of thing would happen.
|
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The first, and most obvious, is the upcoming French election.
|
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Other times it was obvious my match was a bot.
|
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The obvious worst thing about this drone is the price.
|
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But McCullough is hardly an obvious target for that accusation.
|
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"It's formulaic and only focuses on the obvious," he says.
|
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It was obvious that he wanted to read for Freddy.
|
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One obvious answer is you get rid of the filibuster.
|
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What we see here is an obvious lack of sincerity.
|
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This year, her most obvious competitor is Adele for 25.
|
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It was painstakingly obvious that Trump wanted to rattle her.
|
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A plan that cannot work makes its faults obvious today.
|
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But the most obvious answer is usually the right one.
|
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Finally I did the obvious thing: visit the white paper.
|
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It was perhaps obvious that she was in her element.
|
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Reagan is the obvious one, Bush also has some crossover.
|
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Mr Khamenei's problem is that there is no obvious alternative.
|
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Might as well start with the most obvious candidate, right?
|
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It may seem an obvious point — they're books, not movies.
|
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Finally they realized the obvious — they can TEXT "B" back.
|
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" She hits back without missing a beat, "It's very obvious.
|
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I eventually tried making it obvious in my profile picture.
|
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Melanin is not, at first sight, an obvious battery ingredient.
|
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It wasn't always obvious, like it was on the shows.
|
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It's a logical choice, but way too obvious for Rosewood.
|
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Most people take punctuation to be something obvious and settled.
|
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The obvious victims in "Absent Child" are Hakeem and Anika.
|
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Anyone can do it, though it's not immediately obvious how.
|
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There are some obvious businesses that will gradually face extinction.
|
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When I'm uncomfortable, I make faces — big, mugging, obvious faces.
|
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So it's a standoff with no obvious end in sight.
|
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Let's start with the most obvious factor: the SE's size.
|
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I have only ever been incredibly obvious in every way.
|
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This is their shtick at its broadest and most obvious.
|
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The most obvious one is the carbon emission from burning.
|
|
Girlfriend Experiment carries the obvious echo of the "Girlfriend Experience,"
|
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Since Trump's election, Moscow's propaganda efforts have become increasingly obvious.
|
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To understate the obvious, that falls short of the mark.
|
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The obstacles to this plan are obvious: money and manpower.
|
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That would be one obvious target for reform, Democrats said.
|
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It's obvious the surveillance economy's biggest practitioners won't police themselves.
|
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It's an obvious lie, but the car really won't start.
|
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Unfortunately, Lyons isn't able to get beyond the obvious ridiculousnesses.
|
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Now, many have already seen some of the obvious pieces.
|
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The obvious candidate, at first glance, is the animal kingdom.
|
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He said that the pastor had obvious links to Gulenists.
|
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The need for that power is obvious anywhere you go.
|
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And to many, the risk to Trump's presidency is obvious.
|
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The flaws of The Great Revolt are almost immediately obvious.
|
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It's often said that market bubbles are obvious in hindsight.
|
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Some aren't so obvious — like checking a product description's punctuation.
|
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Other surveys confirm what is perhaps obvious: stress is universal.
|
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Oh, Grey's writers, you do like the glaringly obvious metaphors.
|
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The obvious answer is why not, because whatever, I guess.
|
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But there's still obvious reason for publishers to be unhappy.
|
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The second episode, "Nosedive," is more of an obvious satire.
|
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Surely Tayto would be the most obvious brand to namedrop?
|
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This may seem obvious given Mr. Bailey's background in fashion.
|
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There are obvious cases, such as cancer and autoimmune disorders.
|
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So the obvious question: How would Lue potentially use him?
|
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And not just to the obvious places (games, TV, toys).
|
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Seems obvious he thinks he'll be back in the NFL.
|
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I wasn't neglected, abused, or damaged in any obvious way.
|
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Even if you avoid the obvious, hidden dangers are present.
|
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It would be easy for such music to sound obvious.
|
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"It's not obvious what their endgame strategy is," said Conant.
|
|
There is a simple and obvious answer to this question.
|
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The big problem with this argument should be obvious. Mrs.
|
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There are obvious benefits to Biden and South Bend, Ind.
|
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Q. How do you identify those that are less obvious?
|
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For obvious reasons, that could have been a real problem.
|
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It's sort of obvious that SoftBank would expand to China.
|
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I highly recommend this place, if that wasn't already obvious.
|
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Yet violence is only the most extreme and obvious effect.
|
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The analogy to the Thomas hearing is obvious and inescapable.
|
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The first and the most obvious of these is cooking.
|
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The most obvious remedy would be to raise the tax.
|
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The legislative effect is immediately obvious — it's a terrible bill.
|
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Considered from a moral and policy perspective, they're downright obvious.
|
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It should be obvious to everyone that that's not sustainable.
|
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What might not be so obvious, are snorting, swimming pigs.
|
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Somehow Mueller, a trained professional investigator, ignored that obvious question.
|
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The dramatic appeal of a "shared lives" narrative seemed obvious.
|
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The obvious contradiction is at the heart of Labour's dilemma.
|
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The first and most obvious is in my own marriage.
|
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And those were two of the obvious ones, for me.
|
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To explain her obvious absence, writers introduced... the opioid epidemic?
|
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Use the decision process above until the answer is obvious.
|
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The obvious implication for Europe would be greater fiscal discipline.
|
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There weren't any obvious tells — they just looked too happy.
|
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Either way, it's not obvious what the trend is here.
|
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They said the father, Mr. Ling, was the obvious suspect.
|
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"Of course, their motivations are obvious," he said on Friday.
|
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The most obvious suspect would be Tennessee, where former Gov.
|
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Dr. McCoy and Mr. Spock provide the most obvious example.
|
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"It's so blatant and it's so obvious," Mr. Johnson said.
|
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Selling off veterans is an obvious way to do that.
|
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Staying in the Paris Agreement is an obvious first step.
|
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Mr. Kaine, by contrast, doesn't bring obvious political rewards. Mrs.
|
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The bad The bad in this plea is equally obvious.
|
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But Cramer argued that those investments were simply too obvious.
|
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Among the frontrunners, Biden and Warren are obvious possible beneficiaries
|
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It's plainly obvious that Trump has authoritarian instincts and impulses.
|
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There is no obvious check on Mr. Trump's vengeful impulses.
|
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But, to state the obvious, these are not normal times.
|
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The two obvious exits lead to either independence or statehood.
|
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The obvious and the oblivious sharing the same mental space.
|
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It is obvious that our tax policy is upside down.
|
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But it also didn't have any obvious moment of drama.
|
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And so it's not obvious that there are fewer jobs.
|
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Some things are so obvious that subtle metaphor is impossible.
|
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By that standard, the Arctic is an obvious focal point.
|
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We also only counted movies that are obvious Batman movies.
|
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This is a clear and obvious choice for Virginia voters.
|
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There are some obvious differences between Colombia's epidemic and Brazil's.
|
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Just wait for these stunningly obvious hypotheses to fall apart.
|
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Don't miss those obvious places where you are wasting money.
|
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The roots of that defeat are pretty obvious in retrospect.
|
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"There wasn't an obvious position for me," Scott Amenta said.
|
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Here's an obvious one: Stop pandering to extremists in Congress.
|
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His commitment to serving our service members is beyond obvious.
|
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Brazil's inequality shocks the conscience, and leads to obvious injustices,
|
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It is very obvious Tabitha is ready to forgive Moe.
|
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It's also obvious in the current debate on gun control.
|
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Aside from obvious microcephaly, the fetus showed no other deformities.
|
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"I think that the president is very obvious," she said.
|
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To state the obvious, it will come down to turnout.
|
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But it was obvious to me the guy loved baseball.
|
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An obvious fix, it seems, is to make adults accountable.
|
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Treatment of the wounded and prisoner swaps are obvious candidates.
|
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A judge later reaffirmed that his testimony was obvious perjury.
|
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On IG, though, it's obvious that he's on another level.
|
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What this means for HIV is not all that obvious.
|
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It's obvious both families are on board with this couple.
|
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In some cases, it's not always the most obvious people.
|
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Still, one obvious concern for the new company is competition.
|
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For Playhouse, it's an obvious choice: Alcachofa by Ricardo Villalobos.
|
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But it's very obvious that church leaders were not required.
|
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For business reasons alone, that seems like an obvious move.
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It was now obvious that Ailes had discovered the internet.
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Some spend countless hours detailing what is already painfully obvious.
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It's obvious that Quigley loves to the troll the president.
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Particularly if there are obvious witnesses who are not interviewed.
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For me, there are some things that are really obvious.
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To state the obvious, because you can't smell the scent.
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In any case, it's obvious he's not getting anything done.
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It was obvious that Obama would basically prevent that development.
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It was presented to me as a simple, obvious decision.
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Snapchat, meanwhile, is the most obvious victim on this list.
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But there were obvious problems long before the event began.
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The move to add YouTube is a fairly obvious one.
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Not to mention biodata is an obvious target for hackers.
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Reactive depression referred to depression triggered by obvious external sources.
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There are some obvious changes when you install iOS 11.
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In the usage cap era, that's a fairly obvious problem.
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I was captivated by Mulan for all the obvious reasons.
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Of all of these, Facebook is perhaps the most obvious.
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"Let me ask you the obvious question, alright?" he says.
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Your unhealthy habits will be very obvious to you today.
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Which, if you're a fan of simple math, is obvious.
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Over time, Berggren said he had noticed some obvious trends.
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Grilled cheese is, for obvious reasons, the archetypal stoner food.
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One evening, Natan nearly passed out for no obvious reason.
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The impact of Bill on my career is less obvious.
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What was less obvious was what I should do next.
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"The quality is obvious with the first sip," he said.
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Be smart: There's no obvious candidate to stand against her.
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He is giddy, at the obvious hilarity of it all.
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Like I said, this video has some very obvious symbolism.
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"This was an obvious first step for us," she said.
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The most obvious of these options is probably Frank Mir.
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"It was an utterly jaw-dropping answer — for obvious reasons."
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"Obvious Child" is an indie dramedy about love and abortion.
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He denied he was sick until it was obvious, visibly.
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Let's set aside the obvious abuse of power for second.
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But the pricing models and hidden fees are less obvious.
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Trump's disregard for the Latino community has been pretty obvious.
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This is most obvious with the U.S. yield, said Yamada.
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"I think it's pretty obvious where I stand," Noah said.
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The first challenge is obvious: how to pay for it.
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The respect between the US and Iranian wrestlers was obvious.
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Those opportunity costs may be less obvious with Time Warner.
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And it's very obvious there is something wrong with it.
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"It's obvious that it's a containment zone," Mr. Leising said.
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"Westchester is an obvious problem for us," Cuomo said Saturday.
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Even so, there's an obvious danger across the ballet world.
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OSTERHOLM: It's obvious that this is a very serious challenge.
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There's one obvious difference between them: Biden isn't a woman.
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But the answer has always been obvious: only the elite.
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But the falseness of the pretense has always been obvious.
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The reason they decided that was pretty obvious to all.
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Not the obvious ones you might expect from the givens.
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It's not obvious, however, that their smaller peers will follow.
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I know it's an obvious choice, but I like Goodreads.com.
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The reason for the temptation is obvious: Faces are malleable.
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And from the elected officials' perspective, the appeal is obvious.
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Highlight areas of agreement, no matter how small or obvious.
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It's what doctors call a "widow maker," for obvious reasons.
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But no one knows, and there is no obvious explanation.
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What or whom they were protecting was not entirely obvious.
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Then there's the obvious, but still on point, iced covfefe.
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We're told there were no obvious signs of foul play.
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Which I thought was a pretty obvious and uncontroversial take!
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It's pretty obvious from the offset what the attraction is.
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Where the BMW fits in that grouping isn't immediately obvious.
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It's obvious these guys are going for only one thing.
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Now, that's super obvious that that was a huge win.
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The idea that representation matters may have already seemed obvious.
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And in that context, it's an obvious feature to add.
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It's not obvious, because it all depends on the details.
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It seems screamingly obvious to me that Nakesha had schizophrenia.
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Now, alas, the answer is usually obvious, especially in Toronto.
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Everything we do is obvious and clear to the world.
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A digital TV guide could have obvious upsides for consumers.
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But the threat to freedom of the press is obvious.
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It's far from obvious where this new thinking would lead.
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She looked taken aback, as if the answer were obvious.
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LightSail 2 does not, however, have any obvious business applications.
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There's no obvious route for that work to cause problems.
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But it seems obvious why the idea is so tempting.
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It's not obvious, though, that Kawi needs an Alain Ducasse.
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LG: I would like to because it's an obvious one.
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The most obvious one is his relative lack of experience.
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It became very obvious that it wasn't a senior prank.
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"It's so obvious in retrospect, and so elegant," she said.
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Shiffrin sees other, less obvious benefits to Ledecka's dual track.
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The clues seem so obvious, the evidence so tantalizingly close.
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Please give these people some credit for seeing the obvious.
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And there were no obvious candidates who stole his thunder.
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To state the obvious, Kanye West is no Harriet Tubman.
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It's so simple and obvious you'll be like: ahhhdoyyeeeeee. Ready?
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Parental judgments became an obvious spur to fame and attention.
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Canned goods are going to be the obvious next point.
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Then there's the slight issue of China's obvious expansionist ambitions.
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The obvious question is whether the car industry is next.
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And it's far from obvious that there's a slippery slope.
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It sounds so simple, and so obvious, and it is.
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Adolescence, despite its obvious flaws, can still save the world.
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Listen, there's a perfectly obvious industrial explanation for this, too.
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To me, it's as obvious as anything I've always known.
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It was obvious that the trains were not running properly.
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Though the mutual affection of the Obamas was obvious, Mrs.
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The parallels have long been obvious to anyone paying attention.
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It was obvious that "The Jeremy Kyle Show" was wrong.
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Mr. Dando had all the obvious privileges — looks, wealth, connections.
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Some answers are not as obvious, even on a Monday.
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Meanwhile, her music never goes for the easy or obvious.
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For a talented chef, the allure of Byron is obvious.
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No fellow cyclists other than the occasional obvious commuter adult.
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Two years later, 15 were functioning normally without obvious symptoms.
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He was the obvious pick to promote the region's recovery.
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An obvious place to start would be with Campbell's costs.
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He has made it obvious he wants a whiter America.
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"The results seen on the battlefield are obvious," Maj. Gen.
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Numerous studies reveal what's intuitively obvious about these additional voters.
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That Pulis would land squarely on the former is obvious.
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Fertilizer might not seem an obvious source of geopolitical tension.
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"It is an exciting moment," Obvious said in a statement.
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The (perhaps obvious) symbolism: A Tiffany ring will stop traffic.
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Colm Toibin's novel "The Master" is the most obvious comparison.
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But the reality is that she has no obvious successor.
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The empty frames were an obvious reminder of the robbery.
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The obvious answer: Seek out Mr. McAdoo and ask him.
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The men were not friends in prison, for obvious reasons.
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I think it's the less obvious things that matter most.
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Sounds obvious, but it can sometimes be lost to myopia.
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An obvious example of that is putting mics on players.
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As is obvious, Trump initiated the trade war with China.
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The inspector general has confirmed what was clear and obvious.
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"It's obvious that they are high in sugar," she says.
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Seems like an obvious accessory opportunity that won't go untapped.
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But the advantage for the entire grid isn't as obvious.
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There are some obvious limits here, as the authors acknowledge.
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I try to flee but there's no obvious escape route.
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And then all of a sudden, there's no obvious direction.
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To his mind, there's no obvious right or wrong answer.
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" Mr. Clapper called the threat from Russia "manifest and obvious.
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But this claim elides a more obvious point of entry.
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Virtual reality is a cumbersome, expensive technology with obvious limitations.
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The incentives to create open source fonts weren't always obvious.
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"The obvious risk is making a bad investment," he said.
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But what they're really asking is obvious: Is he crazy?
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"There is an obvious economic attack against Turkey," he said.
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To Mr. Stinnett, it's pretty obvious, even if it's difficult.
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It was obvious whom these laws were meant to exclude.
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Oh, and they're also great for the obvious use, too.
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It sounds obvious, but Samsonite has a lot of baggage.
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Champagne is the obvious one, and it would be wonderful.
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The differences between President Trump and Mr. Obama are obvious.
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The answer to that seems to be an obvious yes.
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This should probably be obvious, but your skin is important.
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Get a whole bunch of followers Obvious, yes, but important.
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As a place to conduct business, Cayman's appeal is obvious.
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Why do people write crime novels with blindingly obvious murderers?
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Wilcox's pride is obvious when he looks over his creation.
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But the most obvious difference is in access to opportunity.
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Porn shows sex with the lights on, for obvious reasons.
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My favorite memories range from the obvious to the sublime.
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The obvious answer is the Russian meddling in the election.
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The obvious next step would be to call the police.
|
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Tuesday gave us an obvious window into both sides' strategies.
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There's no obvious front or back, like a typical car.
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"It's pretty obvious it is not about the President," Sen.
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When the answer was obvious, my services were not needed.
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It isn't immediately obvious how to get rid of it.
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The next step was obvious: to design her own jewelry.
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His defeat leaves the conservatives without an obvious flag bearer.
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Then there's the most obvious gotcha of all: battery life.
|
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There are other obvious, if subtle, accommodations to the water.
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"It's obvious the time has more than come," he said.
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Needham would not seem an obvious choice for this distinction.
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If you're going to lie, don't make it so obvious.
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The synergies are obvious and very compelling for younger people.
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Some of these sundaes are obvious and unabashed nostalgia trips.
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The answers to those questions are not at all obvious.
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By 2016, it was obvious that hadn't come to pass.
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I don't deserve any congratulations for that fairly obvious realization.
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In a normal election, it is very obvious who wins.
|
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But as soon as I said it, it felt obvious.
|
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Until recently, the answer to both questions has been obvious.
|
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Most of them, for obvious reasons, thought he was wrong.
|
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We'll start with the most obvious divide among Democrats: ideology.
|
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This game seems like an obvious win for San Francisco.
|
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At A.N.U. and Sydney, the problems have long been obvious.
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Wade: I don't know if it was obvious or not.
|
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They made it obvious that they wanted to overturn both.
|
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Eight times makes it seem like a pretty obvious crime.
|
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Still, there are a few obvious problems with Evans' brainchild.
|
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This is the most crucial first step for obvious reasons.
|
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In June and July that seemed the obvious conclusion, anyway.
|
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First, some of the obvious things, like a larger screen.
|
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But disinformation campaigns exploit less obvious cognitive biases as well.
|
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And it's pretty obvious why: the Warriors era is over.
|
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If you applied, it's already obvious you want the job.
|
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Obvious why the NBA would have a problem with this.
|
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The way he resolved the problem is, in retrospect, obvious.
|
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Generally this data doesn't include any obvious personally identifiable information.
|
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"It should be obvious," Löfven said during a news conference.
|
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The obvious solution for corporations is to say nothing controversial.
|
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Her cynical political calculations became more obvious in subsequent months.
|
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The path ahead should be obvious, but there are complications.
|
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And the effect of these businesses' vampiric models is obvious.
|
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Three had obvious signs of deep bruising or other injuries.
|
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It's obvious he's playing to an audience of one — Trump.
|
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Instead, make it obvious that you're submitting a job application.
|
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The answer to both questions is obvious: of course not.
|
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For starters, the objective (to get a job) is obvious.
|
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And to me, the answer is obvious: They would vomit.
|
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To a casual observer, the decision might have seemed obvious.
|
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"It was pretty obvious it was so overwhelming," she said.
|
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So I think it's pretty obvious why it was important.
|
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There are obvious economic and strategic benefits to the arrangement.
|
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The production is less successful when it deploys obvious imagery.
|
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But, of course, I forgot a few seemingly obvious essentials.
|
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This begs the obvious question: Is America getting left behind?
|
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Obvious but well worth saying - Streep and Hanks are fantastic.
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But, for obvious ethical reasons, we don't experiment on infants.
|
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The obvious thing to try was turning up the volume.
|
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The Bucks would prefer that he remember his obvious strengths.
|
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There is not an obvious military victory anywhere in sight.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY OT has no immediately obvious, similarly rated peers.
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But all of his most obvious critics are now gone.
|
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I'd watch things on Netflix if it wasn't so obvious.
|
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Although some health care outlays might be obvious contenders — i.e.
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The most obvious cost is that of its physical construction.
|
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I usually keep to myself about it for obvious reasons.
|
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Not necessarily an obvious flavor combination for a McDonald's burger.
|
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And the obvious thing is the word itself carries connotation.
|
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Somebody in olive green retweeted the obvious, using comparative pictures.
|
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An obvious example includes evaluating new risks of emerging contaminants.
|
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But the best way to test it isn't necessarily obvious.
|
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" The insider added: "It was obvious that she loved it.
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The choice was as obvious as Zahav's hummus is smooth.
|
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It's obvious I didn't wear the jacket for the children.
|
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Andrew is reluctant for obvious reasons but ultimately gives in.
|
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The most obvious winner in the short term is Texas.
|
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Equally obvious, he's not going to be impeached over it.
|
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Now we might think that is obvious, but that's counting.
|
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Will his rallying cry then be the obvious, "Dump Trump"?
|
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That seems like an obvious move, but it's actually illegal.
|
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The most obvious issue is the solvency of Social Security.
|
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But even with its massive appeal, monetization opportunities aren't obvious.
|
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Also, the answer is so obvious, says the HR expert.
|
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She is not an obvious choice for "West Side Story."
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A whistleblower movie isn't an obvious fit for Todd Haynes.
|
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He broke a promise, and it's obvious in his inaction.
|
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But the federal government has failed to recognize the obvious.
|
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To not acknowledge that would be to ignore the obvious.
|
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Privacy is a kind of power, that must be obvious.
|
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The obvious candidate to replace him will be Boris Johnson.
|
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The fit is not, on the surface, an obvious one.
|
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This has become even more obvious under President Xi Jinping.
|
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The most obvious problem with the UBI is its cost.
|
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Singapore isn't an obvious candidate to showcase experimental air technology.
|
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But in the early 1970s, the answer was hardly obvious.
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Sometimes it's very obvious that the lighting was an afterthought.
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His jaw is stronger, his stubble obvious, his legs unshaven.
|
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Language has been neutralized when it should state the obvious.
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It's so obvious, I'm not going to put it down.
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It's so obvious, I'm not going to put it down.
|
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" Fox News's Laura Ingraham is a "volatile, pandering, obvious racist.
|
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But "baseball ones are still obvious to us," Martin said.
|
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Some of the reasons for this continued affection are obvious.
|
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The perks are obvious: free laundry, free meals, free rent.
|
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The more you watch it, the more obvious this is.
|
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For obvious reasons, this did his international career no favours.
|
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My full name — Jose Ricardo Alcantar — makes this heritage obvious.
|
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The simpler explanation for what's happening is the obvious one.
|
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"But the opportunity seemed fairly obvious to me," Silver says.
|
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Some of them were obvious, like Quebec City or Vancouver.
|
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" Seems to me the obvious choice would be "fake news.
|
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His obvious romantic interest was Olivia — doctor, sorority sister, beautiful.
|
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Most of it covers the obvious, including any toxic materials.
|
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The interior word, made obvious by the gray, was ENCHANT.
|
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The nastiness should be obvious, but let's spell it out.
|
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It's hard to imagine a more obvious display of division.
|
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The president lacks any obvious rivals within his own party.
|
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Hamtramck's transformation in recent decades is well documented and obvious.
|
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We have an obvious common interest in getting it right.
|
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One thing that's super obvious most people may not do.
|
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To state the obvious: They could be a fearsome duo.
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First of all, it was obvious that it wasn't working.
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I think that was super obvious watching me doing interviews.
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I don't know if this is obvious to everyone else.
|
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That would seem like an obvious truth, but it's not.
|
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The numbers were so obvious, yet everyone was ignoring them.
|
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So, those are like four areas that are pretty obvious.
|
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None of those selections were obvious at the time, though.
|
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Prepare yourself for total irrationality and the most obvious nepotism.
|
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The most obvious indicators, of course, are the empty seats.
|
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Democrats had an obvious partisan incentive to undermine Nixon's presidency.
|
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It's not even as obvious as something like ring control.
|
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The Obamacare stabilization measures are the obvious wins for Democrats.
|
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The choice is obvious, making Omanyte and Omastar eternal losers.
|
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The obvious rebuttal here is that the Trumps are different.
|
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To state the obvious, none of this is remotely normal.
|
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This is most obvious when it comes to the IRS.
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It's just pointing out the obvious of what's going on.
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Well, the place was so small that it was obvious.
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It's obvious why FIFA consistently avoids ruling on this topic.
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This sign can come up in obvious and subtle ways.
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Most obvious of which was my anxiety about my analysis.
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That's sort of obvious, but it changes how you develop.
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Her admitted antsiness around getting the song done was obvious.
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That seems so obvious, but it's nice to be reminded.
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That raises obvious questions about who actually funded those payments.
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Aside from the obvious, which is money for you guys.
|
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Do you see coffee as an obvious proxy of globalization?
|
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And what was blatantly obvious to millions of Americans who had watched King speak or tweet or meet with far-right groups in foreign countries could finally become obvious — even to the Republican Party.
|
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There are obvious considerations, such as differences in average province income and wealth levels, and one not-so-obvious factor: Quebec has a much higher share of French speakers, and Haiti is French-speaking.
|
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For David Pogue, formerly a technology columnist for The New York Times, the answer is obvious: because most life hacks prove useless, dumb, tacky or obvious, and someone needs to winnow down the pile.
|
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It's not entirely obvious how Ryan will be able to win over former Hickenlooper backers, but that's mainly because it's not entirely obvious how Ryan will be able to win over literally any voter.
|
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It's obvious to us that Clark Kent is really just Superman in glasses, but we're supposed to suspend our disbelief when literally no one in the DC universe picks up on that obvious resemblance.
|
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Software directly created 2628 million jobs in 28503 – good-paying jobs covering everything from the obvious ones, like software developers and web designers, to the less obvious, like project coordinators, administrative assistants, and accountants.
|
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Some of the spiraling is obvious, including inflated marketing campaigns that force growth, often long before the product is ready, and some are less obvious, including inflated numbers in investor decks behind the scenes.
|
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"It's maybe more obvious now that everyone's talking about it, but almost 2.5 years ago that we started, on the car, it was less obvious at the time what the opportunity was," Gardner said.
|
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Checkmate. The episode was a good reminder of the dangers of Wonk Brain, which leads sufferers to fight viciously over questionable methodology and imprecise rhetoric while ignoring the bleeding obvious and the obvious bleeding.
|
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And with more than 6,000 companies that found Code Barrel's solution in Atlassian's marketplace, plus the founders' obvious connection to the company, Automation for Jira must have been an obvious candidate for an acquisition.
|
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That abandonment is most obvious in his assertions that there were good people on both sides of the Charlottesville, Virginia, race riot but it's obvious in dozens of other ways too -- attacking Lt. Col.
|
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This includes obvious infractions like fraud, and less obvious ones like exchanging money for nude photos or videos between consenting adults, or, as a source alleged to Gizmodo, buying certain unscheduled chemical substances like phenibut.
|
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It's 97 pages of full-throttle disclosure, complete with semi-obvious booze, cum, and heartbreak details, as well as less-obvious 9/11 jokes and quips about what it feels like to lose a parent.
|
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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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There are a lot of reasons to have the ability to go back and look at what happens in social media that aren't obvious in the moment, but become obvious and important after the fact.
|
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It's obvious Tile has a bigger plan for Bluetooth tracking than just selling trackers, and this battery replacement decision is the first obvious indicator that repetitive tracker purchases aren't completely necessary to the company's survival.
|
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"More efforts need to be made in interest rate liberalization, as only by reducing controls on loan pricing through both obvious and non-obvious ways can we better reflect real demand and risks," Hu said.
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Early on, he told her that he felt she "had a unique talent," but also that it was "much more difficult for women, for obvious reasons and also for not so obvious reasons," she recalled.
|
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It's the less obvious challenge of stemming the erosion of the pillars of democracy and order built in the previous two eras — but without a single big, obvious bogeyman or falling wall to galvanize us.
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"Edmond De Belamy"; source: Obvious and Christie's The painting is worth an estimated 113,000€ to 10,000€, or about $8,000 to $11,000, according to Obvious' website, confirmed to CNBC Make It by a representative at Christie's.
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Their bodies showed no obvious trauma, and autopsy results are pending.
|
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Instead, we're just looking for something a little less, well, obvious.
|
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Super obvious, but until you're in it, you don't get it.
|
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The most obvious is via the presence of the Russian army.
|
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Mr. Obama is not an obvious candidate to extend this legacy.
|
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So Sonos created the obvious first product to fend them off.
|
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The obvious question, then: What would be in it for Kasich?
|
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It's just not obvious just by looking at the ingredient list.
|
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Most obvious is the weather forecast: No grilling in a downpour.
|
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Unless you're completely obvious, they'll almost never take just the diver.
|
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There are some obvious choices when loading up a new phone.
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Less obvious is why the feminist left responded with such contempt.
|
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At face value, there are some immediately obvious advantages to this.
|
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And, it&aposs just to me just so obvious and wrong.
|
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And, there are the obvious things like borrowing a tampon [laughs].
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I think it was obvious and my coworkers began to notice.
|
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So it became obvious there was consumer desire in this space.
|
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Other than the very obvious ones [sic] that we're all fucked.
|
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Over-obvious and more subtle than you notice at first glance?
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I don't think it's obvious it would be a net loss.
|
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For the obvious reasons, the ask rubbed him the wrong way.
|
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It may seem obvious, but it has a really unique flavour.
|
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"She didn't go into the restaurant in obvious distress," Lopez says.
|
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It's perfectly obvious that public opinion has shifted on Mr Trump.
|
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Nor is it always obvious when a crime is being committed.
|
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He walked down the third-base foul line in obvious pain.
|
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He would not comment on whether they had any obvious injuries.
|
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The obvious question, then, is what will happen come next year?
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It's not the worst joke, honestly, but it's an obvious one.
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This might sound obvious, but motivation is a matter of perspective.
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