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It could offer them a chance to debate their troubled history of ethnic division and the lessons people here can take from the Democratic candidate's evident success in triumphing over the contours of identity politics.

Three Percenters are preoccupied with survival and preservation, dealing with the evils they see in the here and now and operating on faith that once it is vanquished, commonsense and self-evident good will triumph.

Now their triumph is evident: U.S. Pres.

The magnitude of this triumph was evident at the Republican convention in Philadelphia.

The limits are evident – despite her electoral triumph Suu Kyi is barred from heading the government led by her party.

You get a sense of the loneliness of the desert and her trek but her determination and triumph are evident throughout.

The deputy prime minister said it was "self-evident" he would not "triumph" at the event.

If you are, then the car is a self-evident engineering miracle – a triumph of the combinatorial innovation that the economist W Brian Arthur sees as the essence of technology – by which he means the way in which a number of different, separately evolving, technologies suddenly combine to enable something that was hitherto inconceivable.

He thanked the fans for their support and paid warm tribute to Australia and the worthiness of their triumph, but the evident desolation of his players as they consoled each other after the game was as eloquently captured by Johnson's sober demeanour.

We teach science, we talk science, as though it were the triumph of the self-evident over the obscure, the empirical over the occult.

That is most evident in the Clairol contract – a personal triumph and homecoming for a woman shunned by her profession for decades.