The ridiculousness of state-ordered censorship was made very obvious last December when the Indian government ordered 30 websites, including Github, Vimeo and Archive.org, to be blocked by ISPs.
It won a Pulitzer Prize for its written form, but it is first and foremost a text for performance, something made very obvious as it pulls itself from the theatre archive and energetically takes to the stage.
He looked clunky behind the stumps, and often did not even move towards the ball, as on Saturday when Pragyan Ojha had Kevin Pietersen stranded well down the pitch by a delivery that slid down leg, but he made very few obvious mistakes.
Governor Bob McDonnell of Virginia is now on his third climb-down from a far-right policy position that made very little obvious sense to take in the first place.
Studies during the last several years have made it very obvious that intracellular signal transduction in leucocytes make a major contribution to the recruitment of these cells to the site of infection and inflammation, and it is therefore a critical component of the inflammation process.
We've also worked with them to do things such as make it very obvious when an actual TechCrunch writer is responding to a comment (I don't think I'm exaggerating to say that something like a quarter of commenters claiming to be us — or at least me — were impostors over the past few months) — you'll see our names in bright green when it's actually us.
"It's really important for us that average users are able to understand it," said Pichai, stating that users do understand the user agreement for Android OS. "We actually…remind users to do a privacy checkup, and we make it very obvious every month.
This should be built into the radio in the car so it temporarily mutes the music to make it very obvious (male, 35).
Buckingham Palace and the British government clearly felt that the Queen needed to make a very obvious declaration that Ireland's struggle to break free from the British crown had been legitimate and - more than that - that there were aspects of British rule in Ireland that had been wrong.
"They make it very obvious: 'Can I lick you?' Er no, we just met".
