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In Ronan Farrow's account of Weinstein's alleged decades-long pattern of cold, angry, vicious, sexually predatory behavior, this side of sexual victimization is particularly palpable in the actress Asia Argento's story.
This paranoia is particularly palpable at lobbying groups like Free Press and Public Knowledge organizations which often appear to be intrinsically opposed to the online business initiatives of large, established media companies.
At major life events, like graduations and weddings, my Dad's absence is particularly palpable.
This division is particularly palpable during an election year, when emotions are on an endless high until November; the fact that Tuesday night was Obama's final SOTU speech only adds to the perceived drama.
It was particularly palpable at a recent conference at Digital October, a venue for technology events in a former chocolate factory in the centre of Moscow.
Tensions of institutionalization are particularly palpable in the nonprofit sector, with organizations typically oscillating between normative motivations emphasizing social causes on the one hand, and rational considerations of outcomes and effectiveness on the other.
The differences between their parents' university days and their own are particularly palpable when the students at Hampton – where Money magazine says the net price of an undergraduate degree is nearly $145,000 – look at their burgeoning student loan obligations.
This was particularly palpable in one room where clusters of hopeful and existing crew were being taken through a series of emergency scenarios in segments of mocked-up cabins to an alarmingly repetitive mantra of "BRACE!
Ultrasound is particularly important for patients with smaller non-palpable lymph nodes.
Greatest of all is the fear, perhaps particularly palpable here because Los Angeles was the target of a foiled bombing plot two years ago and there have been warnings that it might be a target again.
The sense of disappointment and betrayal is palpable – particularly among Jewish philanthropic organisations.
