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Still, some things about the plumes have never been particularly clear.

The unpleasant consequences of stepping out of line will have been particularly clear to those who will have pored over the newspaper photograph of Jang at his tribunal.

PAUL KRUGMAN has been a strong advocate of nationalisation, but he hasn't, in my view, been particularly clear about what he thinks that should entail and why it's so crucial.

The field in which this has been particularly clear for a very long time is chemistry.

That has been particularly clear since February 7, when victories in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado gave Santorum a front-runner's platform.

"Violence is more significantly linked to the transshipment of other more profitable drugs and commodities, as well as other types of rent-extracting crimes [such as kidnapping]." The disquiet at both the ruling itself and the focus on citizen rights has been particularly clear within the Catholic Church.

Neither proposition is particularly clear.

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This is particularly clear when it comes to the question of generational conflict among women.

The limits are particularly clear in his account of the 2003 Little People of America conference.

This is particularly clear when we look at the criminal-justice system.