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Shimomura has said that she believes that an important part of "the creative process behind music" is to "convey a subtle message, something that comes from your imagination and sticks with the listener, without being overly specific about what it means", rather than only writing simple themes with obvious messages.

But Vine proved that six seconds can be enough to convey a subtle marketing message.

This often isn't a subtle message, either.

"These awards are not a subtle message," he says.

Clearly, this isn't a subtle message.

But it's a subtle message.

Halls such as HHO often convey a subtle but distinct overlying theme.

But President-elect George W. Bush has been talking about the slowdown for weeks, conveying a none-too-subtle message that he should not be blamed for any economic distress early in his administration.

Of course, the shirt carries a subtler message.

Dr. Khan's goal was not to embarrass the United States but to convey a not very subtle message to the Indians: any attempt to dismember Pakistan would be countered with the bomb.

But he says his last slide, which thanked NASA, the Office of Naval Research, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Education for supporting his research, was intended to convey a second, more subtle message: Federal support for basic academic research benefits society.