Ms. Morris said federal regulations require advertisers to disclose a loan's annual percentage rate "at least as conspicuously" as the introductory, or teaser, rate.
By John Cassidy Throughout the midterm campaign season, at least one major issue was conspicuously absent from debate.
One forgot to turn down her mike and could be heard asking a colleague, "Are we done talking?" Not everyone could maintain that degree of self-effacement, but it was noticeable that even network anchors and cable news stars made an effort to stay out of the way, or at least not to push themselves conspicuously into the picture.
As Mr. Obama prepares to visit India in his first stop on his tour of Asian democracies, Mr. Singh, India's prime minister, will have just returned from his own grand tour — with both of them somewhat conspicuously, if at least partly coincidentally, circling China.
My least favourite building is the US Embassy, a conspicuously ugly fortress on the corner of Paseo de la Reforma and Rio Danubio, in a very well travelled area of the city.
With the revelation that Olivia's mother was aboard the flight Fitz gunned down, things already felt a bit too conspicuously threaded together or, at least, more soapy than thrilling.
Although flowering plants have the largest number of kinesins, at least three of the 14 families are conspicuously absent in flowering plants.
For every trendy restaurant or shop in the conspicuously gentrifying area, there remains at least a dozen stores very plainly serving local residents.
Since then, he had canceled at least two meetings with foreign dignitaries and was conspicuously absent from evening newscasts or party-run newspapers, which usually give detailed accounts of the activities of top leaders.
Despite the subject's prevalence in 2008, when the economic collapse portended a strong Democratic victory, the discussion of race has been conspicuously absent in 2012 or at least much less of a focus.
