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The trend that began with last year's indie sleeper Waitress became more blatant with smash hit movie Knocked Up and is cemented by new film Juno, in which a pregnant 16-year-old searches for the perfect adoptive parents for her unborn baby.

"Back to Back," Drake's second reply, gets more blatant, with Drake dropping multiple references to Meek's hometown of Philadelphia and mocking his relationship with rapper Nicki Minaj.

"It's just a matter of upping the luxury factor and packaging it in a way that really speaks to a different woman who might be intimidated by something more blatant or something with a harder edge, or who might not go into a store like The Leather Man on Christopher Street," said Tristan Taormino, who has written many books on sexuality and is the editor of "The Ultimate Guide to Kink".

These are definitely more blatant than the connection with a 1668 scroll by Wu Li illustrated by Sotheby's in the catalog entry.

Verlander seemed to be one more blatant example of overindulgence, with the long-term contract for a 30-year-old pitcher even more of a cautionary tale than for sluggers like Alex Rodriguez and Albert Pujols.

This year Chastain roamed the field, scoring goals, playing defense, taking the odd yellow card, yapping at refs, leading her team into the final game, a latter-day female Franz Beckenbauer with more blatant fire.

The narrative similarities with Stravinsky's Firebird are obvious and Ranjbaran's scoring combines something of the latter's colouristic range with the more blatant orchestral opulence of Strauss's Salome.

What's worse is that TechCrunch, Twitter and Angelist have made the "who's in with who" more blatant nowadays, and thus our industry is seeing an influx of self-perpetuating celebrity seed rounds.

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Israel's involvement with the Georgian military has been somewhat overlooked in light of more blatant US support, such as the airlift of some 2,000 Georgian troops from Iraq at the start of the conflict.

Lagares's mental miscue was more blatant.