Any airline that has not clearly and conspicuously disclosed material program restrictions to vested members should do so now.
In contrast to the spectacularly florid decorative arts of the European Baroque and Rococo eras, whose flashy forms and conspicuously expensive materials served as a kind of propaganda for church and state and as unearned trophies of aristocratic privilege, the works in this exhibition have a quality of aesthetic and philosophical self-containment.
This feat is made all the more remarkable since Mr. Kilmer-Purcell has already published a memoir ("I Am Not Myself These Days," about his drag career), sounds a lot like his fellow hydroponic multimemoirist Augusten Burroughs, and is conspicuously short on material.
As a result, prices of raw materials — conspicuously, oil — have dropped sharply.
I felt conspicuously adorned in the material possessions I have grown so accustomed to wearing.
One material that is conspicuously absent, however, is jade, which does not appear in Olmec sites until after 900 bce and the fall of San Lorenzo.
It's no surprise given the original material and the conspicuously low goals set here that the director, Brad Silberling, and the writers, Chris Henchy and Dennis McNicholas, don't give Mr. Ferrell and company much to do.
As Bilton noted, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has rules in place requiring that "influencers" who share promotional materials "clearly and conspicuously disclose their relationships to brands".
The details of the alleged plot were especially sparse on whether the suspect had any prospect of carrying out a mission that depended on something he conspicuously did not have: access to radioactive material.
There is some doubt about whether this was intended to be a match for the world championship: both Steinitz's letters and the publicity material just before the match conspicuously avoided the phrase.
These gardens were conspicuously luxurious in their display of precious materials and artificial in their use of hydraulic automata.
