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Ms. Millett's political leanings are a bit more apparent in her campaign contributions: $52,600 to Democratic candidates and committees, including the president's 2008 and 2012 campaigns.

"In Time Travel, the story is going to become a little bit more apparent, although we're not in a hurry to tell this," says Lyalin.

But in general since the conventions, Mr. Obama's bounce has been a bit more apparent in polls of noncompetitive states — or states that are on the fringe of being competitive — than in the true "tipping point states" that are most likely to determine the election.

It's in the Canon G10 vein, with a bit more apparent ruggedness.

In VR, we're all robots, but some experiences make that a bit more apparent than others.

The signature styles of great designers often become more apparent a bit later in their careers.

He looked quite a bit like a bulldog, which was made all the more apparent by the bulldog emblem on the back of his football jacket, bulldog being our school emblem.

"In the past two months it's become apparent that there's perhaps a little bit more confidence about,' says David Johnson of Leicester estate agency Readings.

"He is going out a winner," Mr. McNickle said, "but as time goes on, the unfinished business will become more apparent, and he will lose a little bit of the glow".

A bit more care in marshalling his evidence would have helped smooth out some apparent anomalies.

With beer, things get a bit more complicated as irony allows (or demands) the appreciation of the objectively naff, while the pursuit of apparent sophistication and appreciation of artisanal items makes for more "snobbish" drinkers.