Symptoms like oedema, the swelling of legs or face to make children look fat, or thin hair that is easily shed, may be overtly recognizable.
Mulligan plays a socially concerned teacher scrapping with her rich former lover (Nighy); though it does not overtly take sides, Hare's play is about political and social polarisation, and Mulligan has to make a rousing speech defending social workers.
It's well known that the suit conveys authority and power in the workplace in overtly masculine ways.
Well, it's tougher for companies to discriminate overtly against them; an entirely new area of law is emerging devoted to just this kind of bias.
The internet has been rightly praised for democratizing access and for giving voice to the non-elite; newspapers, with their history of tacitly or overtly amplifying dominant voices, represent the establishment that the internet is breaking down.
It was not that he was overtly political, more that the adaptation of Stan Barstow's novel fitted neatly within the naturalistic works of the period.
He says understanding politics is intrinsic to understanding the city and has established the more overtly political Chip Tours, which specialises in human rights tours led by left-leaning guides who lived through the period.
But the most galling thing about his assumption is that in one way, he's right: masculine dress is the standard academic uniform, for academia remains an overtly male domain.
Moscow theatres are staging overtly anti-regime plays.
Stagings in Belarus are not toned down for fear of repercussions, Kaliada says: "It can't be said that all of our work is overtly political.
Now designers have begun to respond overtly to demands for modelling collaboration: Journey (2012) is a wordless, ethereal game in which players, by interacting, produce mutual benefit and emotional connection but do not explicitly trade.
