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Although IPO costs are probably not the primary problem, the futility of a cost-reduction strategy becomes obvious once we recognize that these bills focus only on relatively minor costs.

The advantage of this scheme, however, becomes obvious once we consider the truncation error.

Last week in Galveston it became obvious once again that getting out in a timely way is sometimes the only sane strategy.

In most cases, an error overlooked in preparing the paper at night becomes obvious once the paper is opened the next morning.

The mark becomes obvious once the snail reaches approximately 6 to 9 mm in length.

And so to the vices, which become obvious once you get below.

The links between Belgian atrocities in the Congo, war crimes in Sierra Leone, and her many armless – or otherwise amputated – figures become obvious once they're pointed out.

It became obvious once the dish was placed before me, but I set aside my elitism and sampled it all the same.

There was no formal announcement stating such a course, but it became obvious once franchise cornerstone Matt Harvey underwent Tommy John surgery, meaning he would be out for the season (he says he'll be back in August).

"The visuals were inspired mostly by the music," says McKelvie, and "the flow of the piece" became obvious once he started experimenting with the graphics and music linearly.

The reason for the failure in structural refinement became obvious once it was realized that no new structural information was introduced in the reassembly simulations by simply starting from the last round TASSER models.