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We've come up with blander but more overt ways to display the information.One is a "choropleth map" (see chart at side).

The dance theater of "She Dreams in Code" has Cunningham qualities too, but owes more overt debts to the first generation of postmodern choreographers.

He identifies the ambiguous distinction between a legal action that may hasten death (inadvertently) and one that is more overt but illegal.

But how could it get more overt than it already is?" One of the weirdest aspects of porn is that "it's never really satisfying," says McCormack Evans.

As a young boy growing up in Streatham, he tells me, there may have been more overt racism, but communities were not so isolated; the immigration debate has become "toxic" in Britain.

As the F.C.C. seeks comments on how to disclose products, Mr. Meyer of Davie Brown said he would not object to a more overt disclosure, but not during the show itself.

But while some of the more overt on-campus marketing ploys (like offering free T-shirts and pizza to students who sign up for cards) are no longer allowed, a quick online search shows that card offers aimed at students are still plentiful.

This clause is essentially an evaluation of his mother's state of being, but the next is a more overt evaluation of his mother's mental state through the Mental clause: "she's not thinking clearly".

But Oliver has also experimented with more overt calls to action.

But Iran's role has grown far more overt in the operation to reclaim Tikrit.

We exist in this impossibility all the time – amongst friends, family and good conversation – but we also create these spaces by more overt means.