The problem is, unfortunately, that the meaning of the term is not self-evident to begin with and so, in that sense, the question is left unanswered.
By the very end of 1862, the overall public response, including Congress's evident failure to begin work on his constitutional amendments, provided Lincoln plenty of reason to go underground with colonization.
Republican willingness to weigh significant changes in immigration policy was evident in the 84-to-15 84-to-15 84-to-15t is expected to be a monthlong debate on the bill, a lopsided majority that comprised 52 Democrats, 2 independents and 30 Republicans.
Yet here and there, even among leaders critical of the war, a sense of resignation -- and a desire to begin healing divisions -- were evident.
Much like the human appendix, these were organs whose existence was only dimly evident to many until the pain began.
This economic dilemma became evident to Ashley VanBuskirk as she began her study abroad trip in Kosovo.
If Romney should win, we will be told that Obama's Presidency was doomed by fatal flaws evident to all from the beginning, and all that he has done will be tainted.
It may include auroral rays or beads and is often too evident to ignore before the beginning of poleward expansion.
Collectively, the differences in brain function between the former NFL players and their healthy comparison group suggest that long before concussion-related dementia is evident, the brain begins to work differently to keep up.
"This is most important to identify that racism is evident before we begin finding solutions to a problem that is not only systematic but needs to be addressed through education and compassion on an individual level," he said.
As the clinical benefits of postoperative adjuvant therapy become increasingly evident, researchers have begun to explore the utility of including preoperative or "neoadjuvant" regimens to standard 5-fluorouracil based chemoradiotherapy.
