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It's abundantly clear with which side the vast majority of scientists align.

That last aspect becomes abundantly clear with one minute in the game when Johnson loses the ball to Bailey and mistakenly grabs the front of his jersey as Bailey darts toward the basket.

That Larson was essentially a musical theater songwriter was abundantly clear with the vibrant production at the Jane Street Theater of his autobiographical show "Tick, Tick... Boom!" last year.

That was abundantly clear with "Fight Club," the brutally clever satire that established this writer's wild, mordant point of view and also made for one of the most flabbergasting film denouements of recent years.

Design as an economic driver is now abundantly clear with companies such as Nike and Apple leading this way of thinking, but how do we as Australian industry capture this and how do we instil "creativity" into our secondary school and university level education to drive the next level of innovation and development.

At the same time buyers need to be abundantly clear with sellers that any hidden problems that surface will likely kill the deal.

"Oh," said the service person as if it should be abundantly clear to anyone with half a brain, "Just don't use those keys".

The Inquiry's interim report - WORKability I: Barriers - makes it abundantly clear that people with disability face higher barriers to participation and employment than many other groups in Australian society.

Mr. Scowcroft and others are making abundantly clear that dealing with Iraq is a highly complicated matter that carries great potential to produce unintended and injurious consequences if handled rashly by Mr. Bush.

Indeed, a section of Everton fans made their dissatisfaction towards their manager abundantly clear on Saturday with graffiti daubed on one of the stands at Goodison Park  which said "Martinez out" and "not good enough".

Watching dozens of people navigate the online landscape and listening to them describe their experiences made it abundantly clear that even with the best of intentions, people were not able to make sense of the available options.