Suddenly the solution to the snake crisis is obvious: heavily made-up dachshunds.
Without leaning too heavily on the obvious, "Contagion" evokes memories of the bafflement and the sense of outrage and helplessness that greeted the H.I.V. and Ebola viruses, in the nineteen-eighties, and the swine-flu scare a few years back.
Insist that voters see more films If you glance at this year's nominees, you may get the feeling that the voters simply haven't watched many films, which is why they plumped for the obvious, heavily advertised choices.
That was the approach when the bureau focused on Dr. Hatfill with heavily publicized searches, obvious surveillance and leaks about bloodhounds that "went crazy" in supposedly linking him to the letters.
The first step to dominating the juice category will be a marketing name change -- from borscht (with its obvious heavily ethnic sounding name) to plain old -- beet juice; to garner a more widespread appeal.
He leans too heavily on interviews with obvious sources — bar owners, residents and such.
It passes up what look like obvious opportunities, invests heavily in things that look like black holes, and proudly announces product cancellations that the rest of us would view as an embarrassment.
But as becomes obvious when the heavily bearded Rick gets a shave, a haircut and a hot meal (with his monthly government stipend), the homeless have the same human face as the rest of us.
Anna Karenina is heavily annotated far beyond the obvious "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way", although that has attracted the eye of 4,086 readers.
The feature was heavily requested by restaurants, for obvious reasons, but the functionality is available to anyone, including retailers, Nicholas adds.
