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Then, too, it must be said that New Yorkers can be conspicuously short of grace at this time of year.

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Meanwhile, although the Lib Dems can appear to be conspicuously absent from the public debate, David Laws leads the delivery of the coalition's programme for government from within the Cabinet Office and understands well the role that charities and social enterprises can play.

They themselves are evidence of what can be done conspicuously, or under cover, without remorse.

The removal rate of liquid water due to capillarity-induced motion can be enhanced conspicuously by an increase in hydrophobicity at first, and this effect then diminishes gradually.

Predation pressure is relatively low as the majority of the territorial males can be observed conspicuously advertising their presence for several weeks or months from a single location without being predated upon (A. Pašukonis, pers. obs.; Kaefer et al. 2013; Roithmair 1994).

Consumption should be conspicuously inconspicuous.

I'm as liberal as one can be, and not conspicuously masculine, but I feel a swagger in those hardware stores and a confidence that comes with the knowledge that you're doing what so many Americans have done before — which is build it themselves.

All over the world today fans of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy are heeding Douglas Adams's words that a towel is "about the most massively useful thing an interstellar hitchhiker can have" and are conspicuously carrying one with them for the day in honour of the writer who died nine years ago.

But when the sun becomes sweltering and the humidity hovers, it seems as if all manner of transgressions can be explained by a single, conspicuously convenient excuse: it's too darn hot.

I've noted them too, and found them conspicuously high, which can be a turn-off.

An even more conspicuously Machiavellian influence can be discerned in Rousseau's chapter on civil religion, where he argues that Christianity, despite its truth, is useless as a republican religion on the grounds that it is directed to the unseen world and does nothing to teach citizens the virtues that are needed in the service of the state, namely, courage, virility, and patriotism.

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