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The effects are subtle enough that, even a quarter century after the disaster, we're still figuring out what they are.

The visual scheme is sufficiently captivating, and most of the performances are subtle enough that whatever skepticism you may arrive with quickly turns into happy disorientation.

Many of these changes are subtle enough that David Remnick, the magazine's editor, said that if the magazine fell on the floor and were three feet away, it would still be identifiable to longtime readers.

In the end, the differences are subtle enough that most folks (read: non-developers) would never even notice them.

The changes are subtle enough that they probably won't spark yet another user rebellion against Facebook — aside from the people who will hate it automatically — but they're very significant.

The changes are subtle enough that they probably won't spark yet another user rebellion against Facebook — aside from the people who will hate it automatically — but they're very significant.

The change is subtle enough that a gabber might not even notice, and that's what the chef intends.

There's something vaguely sexualised about the children, but whatever sexuality it's alluding to is subtle enough that you can shrug it off.

The shift was subtle enough that neither can place it -- did it happen in Year 5, 6, 10? Without saying so, each attributed the distance to the other.

Like telling a joke with a twist, it is a way of expressing independence that is subtle enough that you don't get into trouble," Millward said.

As health insurance expert David Anderson of Duke University observes, it's subtle enough that the implications might escape large numbers of voters or even legislators.