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Despite the film's modernistic self-reflectiveness, its overt liberal moralism and its filmmakers' overt proclamation of it, no other aspect of its aesthetic alludes to it.

She had painted his room Kentucky blue in an overt hint about where she wanted him to go.

She made a bold proclamation about the believers who were joining her that day.

I'd also like to make a proclamation about Small Business Week – in three parts.

As a constraint for this construction, the non-entity part of the constituent after -de generally must be about and syntactically predicated of one overt NP after -de when there is such an overt NP in a resultative de-part.

That's an overt form of communication".

To my mind, the present crisis needs a much more decisive proclamation about where the Church stands on this very troubling issue.

-Did you ever wonder about a president with such an overt Oedipal complex?

"But we had successfully — and this is part of the role of civilization — we had rendered them unacceptable: being an overt racist, being an overt misogynist, saying the terrible things that Trump said about immigrants or Muslims.

But, all this experience didn't prepared him for that prospective student's decidedly depressing proclamation about an inevitable demise of coral reefs.

And there's an overt religious element?

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