The high-risk recidivism group comprised rather young subjects, with conspicuous criminal history, suffering from substance abuse disorder.
No trace of him exists in any archive; as in the lotus-bedecked paintings by contemporary Vietnamese artists, she finds in the country "an almost conspicuous avoidance of history".
Conspicuous in the history of Clayton Homes is the near absence of leverage or daredevil growth.
By telling this story, Sides fills a conspicuous void in the history of the American West.
FROM the beginning, migration has been one of the most conspicuous features of human history.
He created the Panhellenion, a federation of Greeks that was based at Athens, which gave equal representation to all Greek cities and thereafter played a conspicuous part in the history of Roman Greece.
Next, bring in a new offensive co-coördinator of absolutely no accomplishment whose special attractions, aside from a history of conspicuous failure, is some kind of hefty-guy vibe shared by the head coach.
The original reality TV star and rich heiress, whose home has been burgled several times, has a lifelong history of conspicuous consumption, whether it's posing with pink Bentleys, updating her dogs' Instagram feeds, or posting the 19 suitcases she took on a trip to Ibiza.
This isn't a position that shows either Beckett or Proust to his best advantage - and, of course, friendships have played a conspicuous part in the history of literature, even if they have often ended, on one side or another, in "rejection".
The contingentist may reply that, even though the counterfactual robustness of the laws is grounded in a convention, that convention may not be arbitrary, but may have its rationale in certain features of the laws that make them, in some sense, objectively important (Sidelle 2002), e.g., the fact that they relate to particularly pervasive and conspicuous patterns in the history of the world.
