And, she said, "YouTube is an obvious place for formerly private acts to be made public".
Under pressure from its neighbors and critics in the West, the military government in Myanmar, formerly called Burma, agreed with obvious reluctance to forgo its turn as chairman of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations in 2006.
However, it has become apparent that existing reduced harm tobacco products, such as brands formerly marketed as "light," present no obvious reduction in harm compared with regular, full flavor products [Hecht et al., 2005].
The range of Muslim rappers spans the obvious – Yasiin Bey (the Artist Formerly Known As Mos Def) – and the superficially unlikely – T-Pain, taking in such luminaries as Nas, Andre 3000, Lupe Fiasco, Ice Cube and Busta Rhymes.
And why, given the obvious talent of chef Charles Dale, formerly of Aspen's well-regarded restaurant, Renaissance, do Terra's dishes range between fabulous and inedible?
Interestingly we reported three cases of S. agalactiae bone infections, formerly considered unusual, in patients with no obvious underlying conditions.
For David Pogue, formerly a technology columnist for The New York Times, the answer is obvious: because most life hacks prove useless, dumb, tacky or obvious, and someone needs to winnow down the pile.
Some are obvious, such as freeing up space formerly needed to keep mountains of case files in filing cabinets, to the less obvious such as finding unexpected judgments or decisions which could swing a case in favor of a data- savvy lawyer.
I accept but can't love Don's story in the finale, because it was distracting for the formerly unwanted child to ignore his own childrens' obvious and pressing needs.
Since Mr Bersani represents the formerly communist wing of the PD, he is the obvious choice for those who voted for Mr Vendola in the first round.
Sutter, formerly a general manager in Calgary, pointed out an obvious issue, that arbitration cases required the extensive use of statistics, needing an "in-depth study," going beyond "what the coach thought".
