(I won't give away the Biblical ones, but they're conspicuous, including an Abrahamic one, a New Testament one, and some skillfully placed crosses).
Though it is often the digital holdouts that are most conspicuous — including first-run episodes of two shows produced by Warner Brothers, "ER" (on NBC) and "Two and a Half Men" (on CBS) — it is worth noting the enormous amount of ground the networks and studios have traversed in a relatively short period of time.
Other damages that were less conspicuous include: erosion of the centriole, alterations in the parenchyma and general architecture of the liver, as well as infiltration of the liver by immune cells.
Over the decades, he's indulged in all the predictable conspicuous consumptions, including human-growth hormone and testosterone.
Having regained the upper hand, civil and military authorities rounded up the most conspicuous rioters, including Fergusson, Meredith and Johnson.
This re-creation of a traditional grand council, or loya jirga, has had some conspicuous problems, including a clumsy American effort to make sure that Hamid Karzai, who has performed capably as interim leader, was elected president.
"Stealing Beauty" and its elusive and more conspicuous charms, including Ms. Tyler's adoringly photographed body, will be on sumptuous display in the near-complete retrospective, which runs through Jan . 12
One conspicuous gathering, including the prime minister and Rebekah Brooks, then chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's News International, happened last Christmas just as the game changed in News Corporation's $14 billion bid for British Sky Broadcasting, a satellite-television cash cow oozing some $1.7 billion in annual profits.
GENEVA — Political reforms that are delivering greater freedom in Myanmar could falter if the authorities do not tackle some conspicuous failings, including continuing torture in prisons and discrimination against ethnic minorities, a United Nations investigator said in a report released on Thursday.
In the local streets, the school's conspicuous uniform, including a cloak and tight stockings, attracted unwanted attention.
Conspicuous omissions include David Geffen, who built his empire on singer-songwriters like Ms. Mitchell, who is also not interviewed, although we see a luminous vintage performance of her song "California".
