If you've ever been bothered by the commercialism, by the corruption so blatant right now, you must support the one person who can save us.
And yet, on one side of the courtroom today, humiliated Kentucky state officials who made an 11th hour move in December to slap a small fine -- less than 1% of the possible fine -- and limited "corrective actions" on the two companies' admittedly blatant violations, now claim that citizens groups are "unwarranted burdens".
Now, this blatant media bias (up until now) has had somewhat of an excuse, since John McCain wrapped his party's nomination up months ago, and the press has been focusing ever since on the Hillary-and-Barack show (admittedly a center-ring circus act, if ever there was one).
Blatant falsity is now seen as a sign that you are a true professional.
Despite the lingering suspicion among blacks, intentional disenfranchisement was never proved, and blatant voter intimidation now seems to have been far more limited than first reported.
Despite the field's now blatant modernity, with practitioners using DNA sequences, sophisticated evolutionary theory and supercomputers to order and name all of life, jobs for taxonomists continue to be in steady decline.
Wisconsin's direct restriction of collective bargaining rights for government employees was the most blatant example until now.
I tormented myself with the now blatant realization that I should have just gone to the store and picked up the right number of cookies/cupcakes/brownies and brought them -- in the bag -- directly to the classroom.
By now, such blatant discrimination should be presumed to be unconstitutional, and the Justice Department should finally say so.
85 min: Fabregas and Eboue injured, Vela booked rather than given a blatant penalty, and Braga now in front: tonight couldn't really have gone much worse for Arsene Wenger.
