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Besides, the biblical account makes it quite clear (insofar as such accounts are ever clear) that the Jews, led by Moses and then by Joshua, were colonisers themselves and were commanded by God to exterminate "anything that breathes".

Toward the film's end, when Adèle desperately tries to seduce Emma in an empty bar, begging in vain to rekindle their sexual and emotional connection, it becomes ever clear that this film really isn't about sexual orientation.

Towards the film's end, when Adèle desperately tries to seduce Emma in an empty bar, begging in vain to rekindle their sexual and emotional connection, it becomes ever clear that this film really isn't about sexual orientation.

However, in listening to my colleagues that day in Boston and in reflecting back on the work George did, it is ever clear that the essential nature of the work we do has little to do with how we define harm reduction or the decisions we make about our own personal routes to happiness.

Next came "Ugly Primadonna," a ticking, thumping electro song about E.T. Later in the set there were songs mentioning Commodore 64 computers and declaring love for Molly Ringwald, making it ever clearer that Datarock prizes its 1980s trivia.

It seems ever clearer that Peyton Manning will not play for the Colts next season.

But it has become ever clearer that Russia is moving in the wrong direction.

As people increasingly embrace urban life, it's ever clearer that crowded, complex cities simply must work.

"It's becoming ever clearer that there is a way out if we work together," he said.

Eventually, Lebed apologized for all his remarks, but it was becoming ever clearer that a loose cannon had been rolled onto the political stage.

Three decades on, it has become ever clearer that it wasn't the miners or their leaders who were the enemy within.