The Administration takes the view that the essence of the crisis — or "serious situation," as Powell prefers to call it — is simple: North Korea has blatantly violated the Agreed Framework and is now committing nuclear blackmail.
This isn't the first time Burger King has blatantly challenged McDonald's.
Now it turns out that temporarily defrocked NBC news anchor Brian Williams may have blatantly lied about being terrorized by gangs during the Katrina debacle in 2005.
And in 2006, James MacManus, executive director of News International, said it was "outrageous" that the BBC was able to run on public money because the broadcaster had "blatantly commercial ambitions" and was trying to "create a digital empire".
Unfortunately, we have blatantly lied.
It has always been blatantly patriarchal, heteronormative, and disturbingly Anglo, making it an obvious target for hate-watching: the premise, in which dozens of female suitors compete for the affections of a single eligible male, has been likened to a horror story.
Giving more power to a Republican Party that has has been blatantly indifferent to the good of the nation.
Min 15: Benado, who has already been booked, blatantly obstructs Lennon as he tries to break free.
Fans of "The Heiress" cherish its final scene, which has been blatantly toyed with here.
At 40, Dettori is approaching the evening of his career and Barzalona has been blatantly groomed for the succession.
