It is important to note that the purpose of this policy forum is made overt in the concept note, as explained earlier in the "Methods".
"These drinks are being very aggressively marketed, often to kids interested in extreme sports, and some of them are making overt appeals to the illicit drug culture.
"You're prosecuted once you get to the point where you are planning an attack or you've been radicalized and now you are making overt or covert plans to travel to Syria to fight with ISIS or to travel to Yemen to fight with AQAP [Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula].
So although the event is not specified as being on Twelfth Night, it is in the early days of January and is always assumed to be an Epiphany party – an idea is made overt in John Huston's 1987 film of The Dead.
It's doubtful, for example, that any overt arguments would be made to keep non-Anglo people out of Ramsay Street.
"It's the same thing that has so limited progress for African-Americans and Hispanics since the 1960's, when some progress was made and overt forms of apartheid were broken down.
If a diagnosis is made of overt diabetes in early pregnancy or if no GDM is diagnosed early or later in pregnancy, the study will end when women and the baby leave the hospital after the delivery.
The sadomasochistic undertones in their relationship — when she feels Alice is getting uppity, June makes her eat the butts of the cigars she smokes — were made still more overt when the play was filmed by the sledgehammer specialist Robert Aldrich ("What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?") with the original West End star, Beryl Reid, in the title role and Susannah York as Childie.
For examination of tumour pathology, "gut roll" preparations were made from mice with overt signs of neoplasia as described above, fixed in 10% buffered formalin, wax embedded, and stepped serial sections stained with haematoxylin and eosin.
MacKenzie was making an overt attempt to win over the Mirror's audience by appealing to their sense of patriotism.
