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Traditional ODA and new development cooperation are useful instruments of foreign policy since first appearance and have become increasingly more salient, for both DAC and non-DAC donors.

In accordance with SLT [ 15], parents have previously been considered to be the most important influences on children during the primary school years [ 53], while peer influences become increasingly more salient during the adolescent years [ 54].

One would expect that as people reach middle age they become increasingly aware of diseases related to diet as they or their peers are affected by them and information about nutrition becomes more salient.

The more salient that possibility, the more circumspect our thinking.

For her, color was more salient than shape.

A recession makes such doubt all the more salient.

Gender, race and sexuality seemed more salient and relevant.

For Americans, there's an even more salient contradiction.

"I feel increasingly more American," Chandler said.

Second, Mr. Obama faces genuine obstacles that are more salient than skin color.

But as Mr. Friedman's research makes clear, his subject couldn't be more salient, semiotically speaking.