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But they have made overt moves in the recent past to include more crowd pleasers in an effort to guarantee continuing interest in the annual awards broadcast on ABC.

"If we broke up the big banks tomorrow … would that end racism?" Clinton and Sanders have made overt appeals to young Latinos in Nevada, targeting high school and college students and battling for the endorsements of young immigrant activists in the country illegally.

In recent weeks Trump has made overt pitches to black voters — a move, say some political analysts, to help him improve his poll  numbers with moderate white voters who view some of his past rhetoric as racist. .

Mr. Putin, for his part, has made no overt signs of campaigning.

This is the first time the king has made an overt promise regarding women's participation in politics, and it is encouraging that the issue is being discussed.

Mr. Obama has made an overt pitch for the more widespread diffusion of democracy on the continent before, a gesture often recalled in the African media.

The cable says: "Karzai himself has made no overt threats but he [Stanekzai] believes the president is behind a litany of visits Stanekzai has had by known warlords – including the two narcotics traffickers – accompanied by their private militias in the past two weeks".

Google has made no overt moves toward Tw*tter functionality since purchasing Jaiku and moving it onto its AppEngine framework recently.

"Conley was reminded, and acknowledged, that she had made statements to overt law enforcement about waging Jihad against the US," according to the affidavit.

Psychiatrists divide people who threaten the President into three classes: Class 1 includes persons who have expressed overt threatening statements but have made no overt action, Class 2 comprises individuals who have a history of assaultive behaviors toward authority figures, and Class 3 includes person who are considered dangerous and typically have been prosecuted under Section 871.

Landis has made some highly visceral accusations — overt exchanges of illegal drugs, with witnesses, and a team blood-doping session on a mountain road, and the ominous presence of the cycling physician Michele Ferrari, known to Italians as Dottore Sangue (Doctor Blood).