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The omission was even more glaring, given that the interview was broadcast on the first anniversary of the Bataclan attacks, where 130 innocent people were killed by extremists.
The collapse of the Democratic Party under Obama is even more glaring given that demographic trends potentially suggest a brighter future for the party.
Even though the actor's thinness in the top register is all the more glaring, given surrounding vocal splendor, his sense of musicianship is superior to the Billy in the rethought production of the last decade.
The trip's shortcomings were all the more glaring given the kind of outreach he might have achieved in a land holy to three major religions.
The lack of women at or near the top is all the more glaring given Britain's rich golfing history, one in which players of both sexes have figured prominently.
This missed opportunity becomes all the more glaring given President Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine" policy of improving relations with the North and the fact that President Kim's time in office is drawing to a close.
Lucy's return really solidified the team dynamic, making it even more glaring how cold things have been with her in that coma for so long.
The unfilled seats in New York are even more glaring compared with how robust sales have been for previous stadium openings.
They also need help at point guard, shooting guard and small forward, needs that will become even more glaring if their own free agents leave.
The Kings' shortcomings on defense have appeared even more glaring with Alec Martinez out of the lineup.
