Giulia Bongiorno, a defence lawyer for Sollecito, rejected the findings of the court, accusing it of "at least 10 blatant errors per page" in its reasoning.
As a football fan who grew up on the terraces during the 70s and 80s, blatant racism and homophobia were not only tolerated but actually encouraged in a culture where white, working class males watched other white, working class males perform in white, working class cities and towns.
In the second study a 2 (blatant threat, no blatant threat) by 2 (solo status, all-female group) fully factorial design was used to test the hypotheses.
Since the first G-20 summit in November 2008, there have been 192 blatant beggar-thy-neighbor policy measures enacted and another 48 that directly harm some commercial interests.
(Dargis) 'House at the End of the Street' (PG-13, 1 41) This blatant unscary rip-off of "Psycho" is an incoherent hybrid of the Hitchcock classic and standard teenage horror films.
The question, then, is whether people will find the E320 classy and powerful enough to suit them and consider the E500 a blatant stunt to separate them from their hard-earned cash.
97 mins: Blatant hands in the ruck give Australia an easy penalty chance.... 98 mins: Penalty Australia!
Newsday reported today that of 886 homeowners who received tax reductions last year from the assessment review commission, about 65 had blatant political or social connections.
Some e-mails were sarcastic: "Right, Obama's visual performance overshadowed Romney's 30 outright, blatant lies.
