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On the anthropological front, the exhibition's criticism becomes more explicit.

The connection between music, love and morality becomes more explicit in the couple's peepbox installation "Resonance, After J. V".

In Blake's image that exploding star is none other than John Milton himself, purified of his Puritanism and streaking back to earth to ravish the poet William Blake, a visual theme that becomes more explicit as that story develops.

"With each book that passes, I think my personal ideology becomes more explicit … and this one is a very Canadian sort of book," says Gladwell, who was born in Fareham, in Hampshire, but grew up in Ontario.

The scale of devastation becomes more explicit, yet slightly abstract, in 49 aerial views of the chasm that was ground zero selected from thousands taken by Gregg Brown, who photographed the site from a helicopter every day for nearly eight months, beginning on Sept. 15, 2001.

The importance of measure in a literal sense becomes more explicit, however, in the Philebus.

Economic incentives may become more explicit.

In America the links have become more explicit.

Concerns about 2013, then, have become more explicit.

And calls to review the law have become more explicit.

In "Three Strong Women," these recurring themes have become more explicit.