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"It was tough for those lads coming in last night but when you lose a game it can have a galvanising effect on the squad and that has been very apparent in the last 12 hours or so," he said.
That's very apparent in some of Featherstone's initiatives, such as Open Court.
Those things are very apparent in that we can see a lack of housing, but the potential consequences of the decline in biodiversity are hidden".
But with the institutional grey fittings and antiseptic blue lighting of Ken Harrison's set, it's very apparent in Lucy Prebble's The Effect.
In these first years in London, Reynolds's knowledge of Venetian painting is very apparent in such works as the portraits of Lord Cathcart (1753/54) and Lord Ludlow (1755).
"And it was very apparent in the first two games against Cincinnati that we were just beaten by a better team.
"Kim's personality is very apparent in the magazine," said Christina Kelly, a former colleague at Sassy who is now the editor in chief of YM, the teen magazine of the Gruner & Jahr USA unit of Bertelsmann.
Its debt to Franck's much undervalued symphony is very apparent in the melodic contours and sonorities of their respective second movements, and in the cyclic recapitulation of earlier thematic material in both finales.
'They were fabulous but Karl was right: they weren't me, they were too chunky for my leg - I didn't see myself correctly.' This same precise eye is very apparent in her house.
They are a counter-intelligence service, and it is very apparent in Sochi," Andrei Soldatov, a leading expert on the Russian security state, told me during a recent interview in New York.
